Speaker: Dr. Bob Yarbrough, Professor of New Testament

Day of Prayer is a wonderful way for us, as a community, to take a break from our normal routine and acknowledge our need for God. Note: Classes are cancelled today so all may participate. The Library will be closed during the morning prayer time and open 12 – 6 p.m.

Can’t join us in person? Livestream will be available here.

Need childcare for this event? RSVP to the Log Cabin here. Drop-off begins at 8:30 a.m. Childcare is for those attending Day of Prayer or helping to provide lunch afterwards.

Schedule:

• 8:45 – 9 a.m.: Donuts and coffee

• 9 – 11:30 a.m.: Dr. Yarbrough will lead us in three short devotionals, interspersed with times of corporate prayer, group prayer, singing, and praise. 

• 11:30 a.m. – noon: Individual Prayer. Our morning will also include 30 minutes set aside for individual reflection and prayer. 

• Noon: Lunch in the Community Center, served by our International Students.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

What: WOW seeks to serve female students and wives of students over the age of 40, recognizing the unique wisdom and challenges this life stage brings in ministry.

Join us for a catered lunch and a time of connection.

Hosted by: Prof. Suzanne Bates and Student Life.

RSVP HERE.

What: Dean of Students Mark McElmurry and Associate Dean of Students Megan Jung would like to extend a warm invitation to all new students to join us for a welcome party! Come enjoy dinner and a time to get to know your fellow new students—and us. 

Where: Home of Mark McElmurry (details in RSVP form)

RSVP HERE.

Speaker: Rev. Jim Hatch, Church Planter Development Director, MNA. Jim has 60 years of ministry experience in a variety of settings, most NOT in the lead position.

Most seminary graduates’ first ministry role will be “playing second fiddle”—working for and reporting to someone else in the ministry structure. What are the challenges, tensions, and rewards of functioning in a subordinate role in any ministry? How can you best thrive there?

Lunch provided: Chick-fil-A

Speaker: Rev. Victor Martinez, Associate Pastor, Redeemer Presbyterian Church (PCA), San Antonio, TX

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word. Today we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with worship led by our Community of Latin American Students (CELA, per the acronym in Spanish and Portuguese).

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Speakers: All Saints Austin Women’s Ministry Director Kim Hall and Associate Director Jenny Gregory

All Covenant Seminary women (students and non-students) are welcome to join us as Kim and Jenny share stories from their lives in ministry. They have 17 years of experience n vocational ministry and are eager to share as they cheer on the next generation in the church. Bring any and all questions!

Lunch provided.

RSVP HERE.

Speaker: Rev. Tim Frickenschmidt, Senior Pastor, All Saints Presbyterian Church (PCA), Austin, TX

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word centered around the theme of Minister God’s Word: The Pastoral Epistles.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Speakers: James Dickson, VP of Advancement, CTS; Drew Vining, Associate Director of Donor Relations, CTS

Come learn how fundraising professionals practice their craft. This seminar is the first of two offerings by the CTS Development Office aimed at answering your questions, helping you identify and understand the available resources you have, and developing a fully-formed fundraising plan.

Lunch provided.

Sign up here to receive information for this seminar and help us know how much food to order for lunch.

Can’t join us in person? Livestream available here.

Speaker: Dr. Thurman Williams, Director of Homiletics/Assistant Professor of Homiletics

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word centered around the theme of Minister God’s Word: The Pastoral Epistles.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Speaker: Andrew Smith, Director of Emerging Leaders Program, Resound Project NYC

Resound Project is an initiative out of Central Presbyterian Church (EPC) in New York City, the purpose of which is to strengthen new and existing churches in light of a changing world so that the gospel of Jesus Christ might resound to the next generation. An integral part of Resound Project is the Emerging Leaders Program, through which Central is seeking to function as the first of several “teaching hospitals” in order to cultivate a pipeline of future leaders to serve the broader Church in a variety of different contexts. 

To that end the program has two offerings: 1) a two-year, full-time stipended residency program for male seminary graduates seeking ordination as gospel ministers; 2) a part-time stipended ministry internship program for current male and female seminary students (who would live in NYC while completing their seminary coursework online remotely). Ministry interns will also have their seminary tuition covered by the program. 

Come join us to learn more.

Lunch provided.

Speaker: Rev. H. B. Charles Jr., Pastor-Teacher, Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, Jacksonville, FL

Theme: TBD

NOTE: No classes today so that students may attend the lectures.

Look for more details and full schedule to come.

Speaker: Dr. Robbie Griggs, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Dean of Faculty

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word centered around the theme of Minister God’s Word: The Pastoral Epistles.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Speaker: Ed & Linda Speyers with Chuck & Andrea Lynde, specialty recruiters for Wycliffe Bible Translators' Convergence Program

Convergence is a Wycliffe USA program that apprentices seminary graduates for the purpose of Bible translation consulting overseas. It's a great opportunity for students for overseas mentoring in the arena of Bible translation working alongside national translators.

Lunch provided.

Want to talk more with Ed and Linda? Text them at 214-533-2857 to let them know. They will be hanging out in the Community center after the lunch.

Includes changing from credit to audit.

Speakers: James Dickson, VP of Advancement, CTS; Drew Vining, Associate Director of Donor Relations, CTS

Come learn how fundraising professionals practice their craft. This seminar is the second of two offerings from the Development Office aimed at answering your questions, helping you identify and understand the available resources, and developing a fully-formed fundraising plan.

Sign up here to receive information for this seminar and help us know how much food to order for lunch.

Speaker: Dr. Drew Martin, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word centered around the theme of Minister God’s Word: The Pastoral Epistles.

Men of Covenant — Join us for our annual Brotherhood and BBQ in the Community Center. We’ll have games, good times with fellow students and faculty, and some great BBQ.  

More info to come.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

What: WOW seeks to serve female students and wives of students over the age of 40, recognizing the unique wisdom and challenges this life stage brings in ministry.

We’ll provide dessert and drinks. You bring your own lunch and join us for a time of connection.

Hosted by: Prof. Suzanne Bates and Student Life.

RSVP HERE.

Speaker: Dr. Dan Zink, Professor of Counseling

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word centered around the theme of Minister God’s Word: The Pastoral Epistles.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Speaker: Rev. Mark Vroegop, President, The Gospel Coalition

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word centered around the theme of Minister God’s Word: The Pastoral Epistles.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Includes payment of late fees.

Speaker: Dr. Dan Doriani, Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word. Today we celebrate the joy and beauty of the Christmas season.

Want to get better at your Hebrew? Want to know it as well as Moses? Okay, that’s a stretch—but come to F204 on Thursdays to practice with Dr. Sklar and fellow students in this zero-credit Hebrew reading group.

We’ll be translating passages from Exodus. No pre-work necessary. Open to anyone who is in (or has finished) Hebrew in Exegesis. 

Charges added to student ledgers.

Includes payment of late fees.

Charges added to student ledgers.

Includes changing from audit to credit. Last day to drop without receiving a grade of “W.”

Speaker: TBD

Join us for a time of prayer and reflection, followed by lunch together.

More info to come.

Includes changing from credit to audit.

Includes payment of late fees.

Come join us for food, fun, and fellowship!

More details to come.

Speaker: TBD

More info to come.

Speaker: TBD

More info to come.