Southeastern is hosting a benefit concert with Kings Kaleidoscope to raise awareness about the pervasive problem of human trafficking. Affecting 35.8 million men, women and children worldwide, human trafficking is an issue that simply cannot be ignored. Southeastern is inviting the local community to join together in a unified effort to combat trafficking by
Get active this spring through intramurals!
The Share Shop schedule for Easter break is as follows: Tuesday, March 31, 5:00pm – 9:00pm Wednesday, April 1, 11:00am – 1:45pm Saturday, April 4 – CLOSED
Did you know SEBTS has its very own masseuse on campus? Students, faculty, staff and their family members can set up an appointment with licensed massage therapist Jenny McPhatter at a discounted rate. She offers a variety of sessions including relaxation, deep tissue, pregnancy and hot compression massages. As assignment deadlines approach and the stress builds, take
His face, familiar. His smile, sincere. His gentle spirit, evident to all he meets. Without his diligence, Southeastern would surely be a mess. Who is he? Well, he’s Mr. Eugene, of course.
Should a church have a plurality of elders? Should elders be paid? Can women be deacons? Are all elders equal? Were Timothy and Titus Elders/Pastors? Which model of church government should I support: Episcopalianism, Presbyterianism, or Congregationalism? How should elders be chosen? How does the authority of the elder compare with the authority of the congregation?*
Announcements for the week of March 23, 2015
Southeastern professor Dr. Matthew Mullins invites you to attend a guest lecture by Dr. Sheila Smith McKoy on Tuesday, March 26th from 12:30-3:20 in Appleby 102 on the topic of race and ethnicity. The lecture is open to the general public. Dr. Sheila Smith McKoy is the director of Africana Studies Program at N.C. State
Ladies, mark your calendars for April 8 at 10am to join Kelly Minter for this semester’s All Women’s Chapel. Minter is an author, speaker and musician with a deep love for God’s Word and a passion to see women impacted by it. Don’t miss it! Find out more about Kelly Minter at kellyminter.com.
Meet Julie. She’s a recent graduate of the International Church Planting (2+) program at SEBTS and is now serving overseas with the International Mission Board. Born and raised in the small town of Yulee, Florida, her transition to life in a major South Asian city full of darkness has allowed her to see the Lord