Hey ladies, join us on November 14th at 6:30 PM for a fun night with a panel discussion and worship! We’ll have desserts, gather for a time of worship led by Chloe Farley, and hear from a panel on the topic of cultivating your gifts and passions for the Lord. All women are welcome (staff,
The DMin Office at SEBTS is excited to announce our upcoming Lunch & Learn event! On November 7th at 11:45 AM EST, we invite all current students, alumni, and prospective students to join us on Zoom for an important session with Dr. Hambrick. Our focus during this event will be on a pressing issue facing
It’s time for the annual Spoon Game! The Spoon Game is a week-long game, hosted by students, where each person is given a spoon and a target. The game will take place October 30th – November 3rd. Your objective during the week is to tag your target while also avoiding getting tagged. If you survive
Dr. Timothy George will present this year’s Page lectures. His evening lecture titled “St. Augustine: Pilgrim for an Ecotonic Age” will be held in the Ledford Event room on October 17th at 7 PM. Register here! Timothy George is the founding dean of Beeson Divinity School. As founding dean, he was instrumental in shaping its
The Society for Women in Scholarship and the Center for Faith and Culture invite you to the eighth annual “Evangelical Voices in the Academy” lecture at Southeastern. We will welcome Dr. Molly Worthen, associate professor of history at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a freelance journalist. Dr. Worthen will be answering
Hey SEBTS Families and Students- We’re bringing Family Movie Nights back! Join us on October 20th at 6 PM to watch How to Train Your Dragon in Eitel Auditorium. We’ll provide the popcorn, candy, and drinks- you bring the blanket and cozy slippers! All are welcome!
Hey SEBTS Students! Mental Health Awareness Week is back and this year, we’re focusing on the intersection of mental and holistic wellness. Each day will focus on various facets of health and how they relate to our spiritual, physical, emotional, and relational well-being. We’ll have a variety of events and resources available to you. So,
The next Library Coffee Break is on October 18th at 10:30 AM! Join us for coffee and conversation with Dr. Matthew Mullins, Associate Professor of English and History of Ideas. Save your seat here!
GO with the CGCS on Winter Break to minister among one of the most populated Muslim countries in one of the largest megacities in the world. Bring the good news to those who may have never heard before. You will have an opportunity to work with local churches, prayer walk, and share in areas with
Graduate Students- ARE. YOU. READY. FOR. DECADES. TRIVIA?!?! Join us on October 10th (10/10- get it? Decades Trivia?) at 6:30 PM in Eitel Auditorium for an awesome night of trivia and fun! Get a team of four together and come dressed in your favorite decade’s style! Prizes for the top 3 team placements AND for