Come join us at the November Equipping Luncheon hosted by the CPPL! This lunch is designed for you to be equipped and encouraged, and to provide you with the opportunity for fellowship and connection with students, faculty, and local pastors. Dr. Akin will be sharing tips for preaching wisdom literature in the Old Testament, with a focus on the Song of Solomon.
Any of our juniors and seniors in Judson College are invited to submit an 8-10 page research essay you’ve already written for a monetary prize! The Excellence in Writing Competition is Judson College’s annual research writing contest. Juniors and seniors at the college in good academic standing are invited to enter one 8–10 page research essay that argues a thesis, shows academic research, and is written for a class in Judson College anytime during 2024 or 2025.
You’re invited to our next Grad Life Lunch as we dive into the topic of Worship Ministry! Whether you’re already serving, preparing for future ministry, or simply passionate about worship, come be part of an engaging conversation on what it means to lead God’s people in praise. Enjoy a free lunch, connect with fellow grad students, and hear real-life insights on the heart, calling, and challenges of worship leadership.
Join us for a day of homemade treats and handcrafted treasures! Enjoy delicious baked goods and unique handmade crafts (great gift ideas for the upcoming holidays!) while supporting local crafters and bakers. Bring your friends, your family, and your appetite — we look forward to seeing you there!
The Spoon Game is a campus-wide assassin-style game wherein students tag each other with plastic spoons. The game will last from 10/27 until 10/31, when the finale will happen in Jacumin-Simpson. At the finale, the champion of the 2025 Spoon Game will be crowned, and the night will transition into a Reformation Day costume Party! Only 100 players are permitted in the game; All are welcome to come to the finale.
You’re invited to the Evangelical Voices in the Academy Lecture: Shakespeare and Ecclesiastes, featuring Professor Olivia Rall. Join us October 31 at 11:30am in the Dock (in the library). Lunch is provided! Hosted by The Society for Women in Scholarship, this event is open to all students, faculty, and staff interested in faith and literature. Click the link above to RSVP for lunch.
Come join us for free coffee and donuts as Dr. Miguel Echevarría unpacks the life, ministry, and message of the apostle Paul! This Library Talk will be based on Dr. Echevarría’s book 40 Questions About the Apostle Paul.
Come cheer on your favorite team as they battle for campus glory! Featuring a halftime show, ice cream, music, and more, the intramural football championship is guaranteed fun for all. No registration required – bring a friend, bring your team spirit, and join us on Saturday, October 18!
Join us for a special Grad Life Lunch as we explore the topic of International Missions! Whether you’re curious about global outreach, discerning a call to serve, or simply want to hear inspiring stories from around the world, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. Enjoy a free lunch, connect with fellow grad students and professors, and gain insight into how your life and studies can intersect with God’s work across the globe.
Southeastern’s biblical studies professors are hosting a cookout on October 15th for students interested in biblical languages. If you find biblical languages fascinating, want to learn more, and live in the area, this is for you. Enjoy a meal with your professors and learn from Dr. Quarles as he discusses the importance of biblical languages in ministry.