Psychology Grad Bradley Bonnett Seeks

To Aid People Struggling Through Life

Bradley Bonnett, who graduated June 14 with an M.S. in marriage and family therapy, came to Fuller Seminary seeking an education that would provide him with both professional psychological training and as sound biblical teaching. 

After graduating from Fuller, Bonnett plans to apply his counseling skills in a church setting where he can help build a sense of community and greater cohesion, and help provide the body of Christ with greater support.

“While at Fuller, it became obvious to me that Christ is the key to healing and well-being. God has called me to stand beside those who are struggling through life, and I want to help them make sense of their trials from a Christian perspective,” Bonnett says. “It’s healing for people when they understand how the events of their lives fit into the plan of God, and that God is standing beside them in each event. Fuller helped me see the God of the hard to reach, the God of the outcast, the God of the sick and poor, and the God the prodigal son and brother.”

Bradley Bonnett and his wife, Sharon, have two children, ages 1 and 3.  

To read about more of Fuller's 2003 commencement participants, see:

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School of World Mission
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Graduate Katherine Miles Plans Return To Work With At-Risk Kids

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Korean Kim Chul Yong Plans to Return to His Ministry in Indonesia

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School of Psychology
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Brickell Quarles Plans to Offer Mental-Health Aid to African-American Community

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