This year SEBTS will be taking a group of 20 students to the NAMB Send Conference in Orlando, Florida from July 24-27. This conference include breakouts and sessions with Trip Lee, D.A Horton, Vance Pitman, Kevin Ezell, David Platt, and worship by Austin Stone Church. The cost for students is $250, or $350 for couples.
The Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce’s 37th Annual Meet in the Street® festival presented by Chris Leith Automotive is scheduled for Saturday, May 6, from 10am until 5pm in historic downtown Wake Forest.
Are you interested in knowing the Old Testament better as the word of God? If so, you will want to join us on Wednesday, May 3, from 3-5 PM in the CFC Conference Room on the 2nd floor of Patterson Hall. We are holding our second annual MAOT thesis presentation. This year will include a
In an effort to serve churches and fulfill the Great Commission, SEBTS is launching a new worship ministry team, AS WE GO, to meet the musical needs of local churches. This team will travel 2-3 times per semester and will receive a free contemporary music ensemble credit. Auditions for this team will be held on
Student Life invites you to the 3rd Annual, Spring Lunch on the Lawn! Join us directly after the Awards Chapel on Tuesday, May 9 from 11:30am to 1:30pm for free food, games, and activities for everyone. Bring your family, your blankets and your chairs.
Every year, SEBTS hosts a variety of events at the Southern Baptist Convention, taking place on June 13-14 this year, including a couple events that can be used for class credit. Consider joining us for one of the events below.
Join us on Thursday, May 4 as we continue to explore the biblical connection between our worship and the Great Commission – between our devotion and our obedience. We will be led in musical worship by student-led bands and the Kingdom Choir. We will also hear teaching from Derek Futrell, Ph.D. student in Theology &
What’s your ministry calling? Missionary, pastor, church planting team member, or some kind of bi-vocational role? Have you considered replanting? A growing conversation is taking place about the need to combine aspects of revitalization and church planting. If that kind of conversation is of interest to you, then come join the discussion.
On Monday, April 24, the women of Southeastern will gather for the last Connecting Point event of the school year. Meet us in the Jacumin-Simpson building at 7:00pm for a time of fellowship and gathering around our women that we will be sending out. If you are in need of childcare for this event please
The Hispanic Leadership Development Office is hosting a lunch and panel discussion in the Jacumin-Simpson Rotunda on April 25 at 11:30 am, right after chapel. This will be an opportunity for Hispanic and Spanish-speaking members of the SEBTS community, or anyone interested in Hispanic ministry (faculty, staff, and students), to hear about our initiatives and