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Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce that Dr. Thurman Williams will serve as Director of Homiletics as current Director Dr. Zack Eswine transitions out to focus on other ministry opportunities. The change will be effective July 1, 2021.
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in October 2020. The Oxford handbook of the epistemology of theologyedited by William J. Abraham and Frederick D. AquinoBook From Darwin to Eden: a tour of science and religion based on the philosophy of Micael Polanyi and the Intelligent Design movementWilliam B. CollierBook A…
The J. Oliver Buswell Jr. Library at Covenant Seminary provides students and faculty with a tremendous array of information resources to aid their seminary studies and spiritual development. But the need for such resources doesn’t stop when students graduate. Growing and maturing in ministry requires that alumni be lifelong learners. The Library has long offered…
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce the establishment of a new endowed faculty chair known as The Jerram Barrs Chair of Pastoral Theology. Named for Jerram Barrs, Professor of Christian Studies and Contemporary Culture and Senior Scholar-in-Residence for the Francis Schaeffer Institute (FSI) at Covenant Seminary, the chair is one of three newly established endowed…
Covenant Theological Seminary is excited to announce the successful completion of its Hope for the Future (HFTF) capital campaign. Under the leadership of president Dr. Mark Dalbey, the HFTF capital campaign surpassed its original goal of $40 million earlier this summer, with gifts, pledges, and new estate commitments totaling over $42 million. The campaign, which focused on…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in September 2020. Phenomenology: a basic introduction in the light of Jesus ChristDonald WallenfangBook Becoming an effective counselor: a guide for advanced clinical coursesJustin E. Levitov, Kevin A. FallBook Counseling ethics for the 21st century: a case-based guide to virtuous practiceElliot D. Cohen, Indian…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in August 2020. Anselm’s pursuit of joy: a commentary on the ProslogionGavin R. OrtlundBook Justice and charity: an introduction to Aquinas’s moral, economic, and political thoughtMichael P. KromBook Two dozen (or so) arguments for God: the Plantinga projectedited by Jerry L. Walls and Trent…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in May 2020. Positive psychological assessment: a handbook of models and measuresedited by Matthew W. Gallagher and Shane J. LopezBook Treatises on Noah and DavidSt. Ambrose; translated by Brian P. Dunkle, SJ, Boston College School of Theology and MinistryBook Christian worldview handbookDavid S. Dockery…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in March 2020. Am I just my brain?Sharon DirckxBook Can science explain everything?John C. LennoxBook Has science killed God? the Faraday papers on science and religionedited by Denis Alexander; introduction by Alister McGrathBook T & T Clark encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaismedited by Daniel…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in February 2020. The African Christian and Islamedited by John Azumah, Lamin SannehBook Letters to Saint OlympiaSaint John Chrysostom; translated, with an introduction, by David C. FordBook Lectures on the Christian Sacraments: the Procatechesis and the Five Mystagogical Catecheses ascribed to St Cyril of…
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce the establishment of The Richard Winter Chair of Counseling. The endowed faculty chair is funded through the Seminary’s Hope for the Future capital campaign and named in honor of Professor Emeritus of Counseling Dr. Richard Winter. Dr. Winter founded Covenant’s Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program in 1992 and served as its Director until his retirement…
Founders Hall is to have a limited opening for faculty and staff personnel to work in their offices in order to complete their duties. Founders Hall is to remain closed to the public during this time. Anyone other than faculty and staff is to have an approved appointment to gain access to the building. All visitors are…
