By Kayelyn Rochester The day before graduation I sat around a table having tea (yes, having tea) with seven other girls who just finished their first semester of seminary. One of the girls asked if we could go around the table and reflect on what we learned this semester. I giggled a bit and elected
As the spring semester approaches, we wanted to remind you about the new way of purchasing textbooks and some new features that were just recently added. SEBTS has partnered with eCampus to provide textbook services to you through an online option. With eCampus you have the option of buying used, new, and even the ability
By Betty M. Smith Attending the SEBTS Biblical Women’s Institute was an amazing experience for me. In my quest to learn more of God, who He is, who He was, and who He is about to come…it was very refreshing to participate with fellow classmates and have group discussions while learning. Group discussions covered a
I have enjoyed the variety of courses that the Biblical Women’s Institute offers. My favorite class thus far has been Christian Doctrine. The reading material and format of the course helped me develop a greater understanding of major and minor doctrines that are not often clearly explained. Furthermore, this course helped me gain a greater
The Ledford Center will be operating under break hours beginning Monday, December 12, 2016. The break schedule and hours are as follows: Ledford Schedule December 12 – December 22: Break Hours December 23 – January 2: Ledford/SEBTS Campus CLOSED January 3 – January 15: Break Hours January 16: CLOSED (MLK Day) January 17: Resume Semester
The GO Conference is a two-day gathering of students across the country who come together in order to be sent out. This conference seeks to equip the people of God to GO to their neighbors and the nations with the gospel of Jesus Christ. You’ll hear from awesome speakers, including Danny Akin, Matt Carter, Tony Merida,
Helping Us Get There By Harper McKay My husband and I met while serving overseas as singles in Southeast Asia. When we returned home from our two-year terms and talked about getting married, we thought we would slow down, stay in America for a while, and have a “normal” life, whatever that means. We both
Students receive awards at final chapel of the fall semester Southeastern held its Academic Awards Chapel service on Thursday, December 1, 2016, honoring those who have completed diplomas and certificates and presenting the Owens Evangelism Award. Megan Wood from Apex, North Carolina, received the Diploma in Women’s Studies, a program requiring 15 courses in the
Attention College Students: Dr. Dew will be holding an important Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, December 6, at 9pm in Appleby Chapel. He has several exciting announcements regarding strategic academic developments, and he, along with Jake Hatfield, will also welcome your feedback on the College’s House System. Since this is such a busy time of
Sip some free Back Alley Coffee as you learn about and practice prayer. Southeastern’s Center for Pastoral Leadership and Preaching and Student Life invite you to join us for a panel discussion on Prayer and Spiritual Warfare. This panel will discuss both theological and practical issues issues. The Center’s director, Dr. John Ewart, will be