Join us on Thursday, May 4 as we continue to explore the biblical connection between our worship and the Great Commission – between our devotion and our obedience. We will be led in musical worship by student-led bands and the Kingdom Choir. We will also hear teaching from Derek Futrell, Ph.D. student in Theology &
What’s your ministry calling? Missionary, pastor, church planting team member, or some kind of bi-vocational role? Have you considered replanting? A growing conversation is taking place about the need to combine aspects of revitalization and church planting. If that kind of conversation is of interest to you, then come join the discussion.
On Monday, April 24, the women of Southeastern will gather for the last Connecting Point event of the school year. Meet us in the Jacumin-Simpson building at 7:00pm for a time of fellowship and gathering around our women that we will be sending out. If you are in need of childcare for this event please
The Hispanic Leadership Development Office is hosting a lunch and panel discussion in the Jacumin-Simpson Rotunda on April 25 at 11:30 am, right after chapel. This will be an opportunity for Hispanic and Spanish-speaking members of the SEBTS community, or anyone interested in Hispanic ministry (faculty, staff, and students), to hear about our initiatives and
This Tuesday, swing by the CGCS after chapel, pick up a Moe’s taco, and hang out with missionaries from around the globe! We’ll have gospel workers from all over the world present to answer any questions you have about life overseas. Whether you’re just now thinking about going overseas, or have already bought your tickets,
Come to Ledford on Wednesday, April 19 between 11:30am-12:30pm and try delicious samples of food from over 13 different nations! Our Missionary Spotlight will also be taking place nearby, and so this event is a great way to learn about their cultures and the gospel work taking place among their people groups. If you’re thinking about working cross-culturally, or
Stewardship: Why We Must Value Time “Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the will of the Lord is.” – Ephesians 5:15-17 In this season of life, students find themselves
Our annual Global Missions Week is just around the corner! We have three days full of great events to help you see how God is moving, and learn how you can be involved. Talk to missionaries and church planters, eat delicious food from around the world, join us in commissioning our 2+ students to GO
Take a break from studying, grab some snacks and hang out with NAMB church planting missionaries next Tuesday from 8-10pm! Anyone who is hoping to plant churches in North America or just thinking about it (or just thinking about popcorn!) is welcome to come. We’ll have gourmet popcorn, cheesecake bites, lemonade, and more! You can also enter our raffle to
Join us on Tuesday, April 18 in the Library Commons area from 11:30am-12:30pm for our African American Read-In. There will be faculty readings, FREE book giveaways, and FREE coffee and donuts! We look forward to seeing you there as we celebrate African American Literature! For more information, contact Dr. Mullins at mmullins@sebts.edu. African American Read-In