Worried about your biblical language classes this semester? A language class is different than learning other types of classes. We will discuss best practices for success in learning biblical languages. Register for September 4th HERE. Register for September 5th HERE. Register for September 6th HERE. Library | 2nd Floor Sailhamer Room | September 4th |
Join us as our International Student Services and Kingdom Diversity offices are hosting a Cultural Celebration Day event on Friday, August 31st!! We will be featuring music, dance, reading scriptures in different languages, tables with items from the different cultures, tables with food samples from different nations, and more… There will even be an activity
Now that school has begun, it is time for the giant kickball tournament hosted by intramurals at SEBTS! Kickball, like the game of baseball, involves two teams competing against each other to see who can score the most runs on a diamond shaped field; however, instead of using a small baseball and bat, this game
Are you enrolled in Hebrew or Greek this semester? Whether you are eager to learn the languages, dread memorizing all the paradigms and vocab words, want to do as much as you can, or you are just trying to make it through class, Biblical Languages for Everyone is for you. Join Biblical Languages for Everyone
As Fall Semester 2018 has come full swing, grab some friends and make a team! Did that rhyme? Probably not. But don’t let that stop you from signing up to play Intramural Flag Football! Just imagine: the wind whipping through your luscious locks while you make the winning touchdown for your beloved team… you know
David Fite, a two-time graduate of SEBTS in 1958 and 1959, answered the Lord’s call to serve as a missionary to Cuba in 1960. Under an increasingly religiously-intolerant communist regime, Fite was arrested, along with his father-in-law and 52 national pastors, on trumped up charges on April 8, 1965. He was sentenced to 6 years
The Writing Center fosters a campus-wide culture of critical thinking through writing, offering students personal appointments and instruction for the glory of Jesus Christ (Rom. 11:36). Located in the library commons, the Writing Center consists of ten writing consultants—two professors, three graduate students, and five college seniors, all trained in Advanced Writing—who offer feedback and assistance with the crafts,
Worship as We GO Music & Worship Fellowship | August 22 Connect with Southeastern musicians and worship leaders while enjoying FREE Chick-fil-a® chicken biscuits. On August 22 from 11:30 am – 12:20 pm in Appleby’s Bethea Room, hear important information about semester events and opportunities for music and worship at Southeastern. Contact Dr. Waggener for
“How do we present the gospel to remote people and empower native leaders to disciple their own tribes?” RENEW has created solar-powered, portable options to help you send the gospel to the ends of the earth. Their solar-powered technology is transforming the way oral learners are being introduced to Jesus around the world. Come join us
Join us in front of Binkley immediately following The Gathering Chapel for a FREE lunch and an opportunity to learn how you can get involved in local ministries during your time at Southeastern. The ministries and organizations at this event will have volunteer, internship, and job opportunities available for students who are interested and qualify. Contact Catherine Blinson at cblinson@sebts.edu if