The Screwtape Letters

The Fellowship for Performing Arts is coming to Raleigh for their performance of “The Screwtape Letters”. The show is February 15 at the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts in Raleigh.

The Fellowship for Performing Arts offers a $30 under 30 rate which allows anyone under the age of 30 with a valid ID to purchase a ticket to the show at $30.

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Donate Used Textbooks

Got some textbooks collecting dust? We’ve got a better idea! Instead of letting them sit on your shelf, why not donate them and help other students in need? The Library at Southeastern is accepting textbook donations to make semester-long loans of textbooks possible for students who need them. You can drop them off at the Library front desk.

Christ-Centered Exposition Workshop 2025: Exalting Jesus in Joshua

Join us on campus for a one-day preaching workshop on the book of Joshua. This workshop will equip you to become a more effective communicator and expositor of God’s word. Our featured speakers will cover issues of interpretation in Joshua, key themes of the book, and they will share valuable insights to help you enhance your preaching. Included with your ticket is a free copy of the Exalting Jesus in Joshua commentary, an ESV scripture journal, and additional resources.

This event provides a great opportunity for fellowship as you will attend a SEBTS chapel service and have lunch with other guests. Check out our lineup of speakers and sign up today!

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Redeem + Restore Counseling Conference

Southeastern is excited to announce its new Redeem and Restore Counseling conference on March 21-22, 2025. Join us for this two-day conference designed to encourage and equip Christians to counsel with care and to think redemptively about the ministry of counseling. Featuring Southeastern faculty Kristin Kellen, Nate Brooks, Brad Hambrick, and Sam Williams (retired), you won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn how you can counsel with biblical truth, clinical skills, and compassion.

Click HERE to register.

Are you a student? BCO6500 Counseling Theory & Methods will be offered in conjunction with this conference!

The Spoon Game

For one week, players will eliminate targets by tagging them with spoons. In this campus-wide game of strategy and speed, one hundred players will enter but only one will be crowned the Spoon Game Champion!
Registration closes: 10/20/24
Game begins: 10/28/24, 11:00 am
Finale: 11/1/24, 6:00 pm

Register HERE