Missions is at the heart of Southeastern, and the mission of God in their life is what students are challenged to consider from the beginning of their time at Southeastern. During Southeastern’s annual Gathering chapel service on August 24, missions – both domestic and international – was the focus. Under the leadership of the Center
The Center for Faith and Culture is teaming up with Ratio Christi Campus Ministries at NC State to offer an opportunity to engage students at NC State with the gospel and apologetics. Southeastern seminary students with some prior apologetic training (formal or informal) are encouraged to attend an informational meeting on September 1 at 10:00
The L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture is proud to announce the inception of its quarterly e-newsletter—the Faith & Culture Update. The purpose of the Update is to inform on current religious and cultural issues, as well as provide information to assist those engaging culture as salt and light. Each issue of the
The first Baptist missionary to a foreign land was not William Carey or Adoniram Judson, but a little-known former slave who took the gospel to Jamaica nearly a decade before Carey departed England for India. Speaking to the largest new student class ever at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as well as returning students, faculty and
All Southeastern students: We heard a challenge yesterday from one of our own, Jerome Gay, lead pastor of Vision International Church in southeast Raleigh. Jerome wants his church to be part of a gospel-centered resurgence to create a “new normal” within the inner-city church culture. For those of you willing to accept that challenge, here
Andreas J. Köstenberger, director of Ph.D. studies and professor at Southeastern, has recently taken on a new role at B&H Publishing Group, the publishing branch of LifeWay Christian Resources. Köstenberger will be the director of acquisitions for B&H’s academic program. In this new role, he will be helping to acquire significant authors to publish materials
Fall has arrived at the Sharing Shop. Donations of fall and winter clothing are now being accepted. Clean, unstained items only, please. The Sharing Shop is located at 100/102 Hipps Drive (behind the Health Center). The donation area is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
The following Fall Break Classes are available: Bible Storying Robert Calvert MIS6530/Campus/FABK Cur.Top/Int.Mis:Kingdom Focused: Building a Great Commission Church Charles L. Register MIS4980/Campus/FABK Cur.Top/Int.Mis: Kingdom Focused Building a Great Commission Church Charles L. Register MIS6970/Campus/FABK New Testament Book Study: John Andreas Kostenberger NTS3800/Campus/FABK New Testament Book Study: John Andreas Kostenberger NTS3800/Campus/FABK You may enroll now
The Center for Faith and Culture is offering an opportunity for three or four qualified students to work with the director in conducting research for the Center. These students must show aptitude for research, have an interest in the general work of the Center, and be willing to give five (5) hours a week for
Are you interested in exercising your body while you uplift your soul? Would you prefer a relaxing, fun, safe, community church environment to a noisy overcrowded gym? Well, there is a class designed just for you! The cardio and strength building class, by Body and Soul, is being offered this fall at Wake Cross Roads