Are you interested in being a Resident Assistant? The Residence Life program is currently seeking reliable individuals to fill the RA positions within Residence Life for the 2015-2016 academic year. If you are interested in this opportunity, you will need to participate in our group processing event, Illumination, held Saturday, February 21, 2015, from 8:00am–12:00pm, at the
Join us this Thursday, February 12 from 8-10pm in the Ledford Center MPR for a night full of live music, good friends, table-top s’mores, hot cocoa and plenty of coffee. Live music will be performed by local musician Donnie Hollis.
Daniel Block, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, will deliver the annual Adams Lectures in chapel on February 10th and 11th from 10:00 am – 11:00 am. The theme for his lectures will be, “Fire on the Mountain: A Call for True and Transforming Worship.” His first lecture will be, “What is Worship: Reflections
Consider participating in a music ensemble or class at Southeastern this Spring! Singers and instrumentalists can receive one free credit hour per semester by participating in a music ensemble. Also, class instruction is open to all students in piano or guitar. Discover or develop your musical gifts and make music for the glory of God at
Don Dancer spoke on “Reflections on Institutional Governance” at a Center for Faith and Culture Ph.D. luncheon on Dec. 4. Dancer is a retired corporate attorney and currently teaches at Elon University School of Law in Greensboro, North Carolina. He spoke on the importance of accountability and transparency in business and in the Church. He
A note from Mark Dever, president of 9Marks and senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church: First Five Years is a 9Marks Conference to encourage and instruct new pastors. If you are new in your ministry-perhaps in preparation, or in the first years of a church plant, or in your first church, or just beginning
The 29th Annual Pastor’s Conference will be January 22-January 25, 2015 at FBC Jacksonville, FL. Students and spouses may attend this conference at a reduced rate of $50.00. This rate also includes some meals and free books. Speakers this year include: Luis Palau, Paul Tripp, Matt Carter, JD Greear, Johnny Hunt, Voddie Baucham, Al Mohler,
Need a break from the books? Stop by the Court in the Ledford Center tomorrow night anytime between 9:00 & 11:00 PM for free breakfast! Our menu consists of bacon brought to you by the CGCS, and of course hot pancakes, cocoa, coffee, and more! See you tomorrow!
Student Life: Study Break Take a break from studying and come out for free pancakes and coffee in the Ledford center. But don’t take too long of a break, because we don’t want you to fail your exams. But you also need to eat, and pancakes are the perfect brain food! Thursday, December 4th
Happy Thanksgiving! The Library is open for normal hours on Monday and Tuesday (7am-10pm), but will be closed Wednesday through Sunday. The Library will re-open for normal hours on the following Monday. The Ledford center is open for normal hours on Monday and Tuesday (6 am-8 pm), but will be closed Wednesday through Sunday. The