A Movemement Enlightened By Faith
If the president at the time announced to the board that the Logsdon gift was for both graduate and undergraduate education, and if that gift created a school separate from the Liberal Arts School, and if the first dean understood that his MA program was the early formation of a seminary, then how is The Way Forward not a gross violation of trust with the largest gift HSU had ever received to that point?
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Dr. Donald Williford is now making public a second rebuttal to many of the administration’s ongoing claims regarding Logsdon Seminary and its closure.
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From claiming transparency yet outright refusing to meet with many concerned graduates and donors, to cherry-picking numbers that support the “official” narrative while neglecting other evidence to the contrary, HSU’s administrations needs to set the record straight, and clarify why so many of their own statements and actions seem to counter each other.
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The real question is not whether Hardin-Simmons can live without the BGCT’s annual contributions. Rather, it is whether Hardin-Simmons can afford the cost of continuing to receive them.
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On March 27, ACTA wrote to the Hardin-Simmons University Board of Trustees, urging them to rethink the University’s…
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This week’s letter from ACTA is incredibly significant. Please SHARE with anyone invested in saving HSU. Please circulate this news widely. It is affirming and encouraging to our work!
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Many of our members were Logsdon alumni and students. But, the more we learned, the more we realized the way Logsdon was treated and cut was just a symptom of a larger problem.
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