Events
Covenant Seminary Fall Golf Tournament
CTS students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends are invited for an afternoon of clubs and camaraderie. Open to men and women—and you don’t have to be good at golf to play! Come rub shoulders—and cross clubs—with new friends and old.
Prizes awarded for team, longest drive, and closest to the pin.
Tee times begin at 1 p.m. Space is limited so sign up now!
Cost: $25/person (includes 9 holes and a cart in groups of 4)
Student Organization Fair
Looking for a way to be more involved in campus life?
We have a wide variety of student organizations you can participate in. Come to our Student Organization Fair in the Community Center on September 17 right after Chapel to meet and hear from organization leaders and see what may be right for you.
Sponsored by Student Council.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Ministry Lunch - RUF: Ministry of Presence Amid Shifting Opinions of Digital Intimacy
Speakers: Keith Berger, Chief Organizational Development Officer; Mike Wenzler, VP of Recruiting; and Michael Gordon, Assistant Coordinator, Reformed University Fellowship
Join RUF staff for lunch from Gioia's Deli and a discussion on the ministry of presence on college campuses as we live in the midst of shifting opinions of digital intimacy.
More info to come.
Fireside Chat with Dr. Tom Gibbs
Come join us in person or via Zoom for an informal Q&A with President Dr. Tom Gibbs, hosted by Student Council in association with Student Life.
This is an opportunity to foster deeper connections between students and the Seminary, so please bring any and all questions you have about the vision for the Seminary, its current offerings for students, and anything else regarding life as a Covenant student. Even if you do not have specific questions in mind, you are welcome to drop in and just enjoy hearing from our President over coffee and refreshments.
Zoom link to come on day of event.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Women of Wisdom (WOW) Lunch
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.
New Student Welcome Party
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)
Ministry Lunch - Mission to North America
Topic: Playing Second Fiddle: Navigating & Succeeding in a Secondary Ministry Role
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
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Ministry Lunch – Called to Serve: Exploring Opportunities for Women in Vocational Ministry
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Ministry Lunch - The Art of Fundraising with Biblical Fidelity and Effectiveness I
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Ministry Lunch – Resound Project NYC: Ministry Residencies & Internships
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.Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Ministry Lunch – Convergence: The path to becoming an international Bible Translation Consultant
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.Ministry Lunch - The Art of Fundraising with Biblical Fidelity and Effectiveness II
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Women of Wisdom (WOW) Brown Bag Lunch
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Women’s Welcome Dessert
What: Women of Covenant (female students and student spouses) are invited to join us for a welcome dessert. This will be a wonderful time to hang out and get to know each other better. Our faculty wives, female faculty, and Student Life look forward to welcoming new and returning women to campus.
Where: Home of Dr. Tom & Mrs. Tara Gibbs
Hosted by: Office of the President in partnership with Student Life
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Annual Church Fair
Looking for a church in the area? We can help! Covenant Seminary will be hosting our Second Annual Church Fair for new and continuing students.
Join us for Chapel at 10 a.m. and then stay around to talk with local church pastors and staff who will be on campus to connect with you. Whether you are looking for a church community, or a place to complete your field ed hours, or an internship, this event will be valuable to you and fun!
Sandwiches and chips will be provided for you by these churches so come stop by and have a good time.
Look for more info to come!
Fall Seminary Picnic
Come join us for food, fun, and fellowship! And compete in a friendly water balloon toss!
Student Life will provide hamburgers, hot dogs, and drinks. You can help by bringing a few things too:
Last name A-M – bring a side dish.
Last name N-Z – bring a desert.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Reading Hebrew with Dr. Jay Sklar
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.
Fall New Student Orientation – On Campus
New Student Orientation will take place just before the start of the fall semester, on Saturday, August 23, at 9 a.m. in Founders Hall, Room 342. Coffee and snacks will be provided in the morning, as well as lunch after the program.
We highly encourage spouses or fiancés to attend as well. This will be a more detailed look at what you need to know about Covenant and a chance to meet even more folks who are part of our Covenant community.
Childcare will be provided for children ages 6 months – 10 years old.
Fall Online New Student Orientation - Option 2
As an extension student, you have two opportunities to join us on Zoom for your New Student Orientation. Choose whichever one works best for your schedule. We look forward to seeing you then!
Tuesday, August 19 @ 7 – 8:30 p.m. Central Time. RSVP here for option 1.
OR
Wednesday, August 20 @ 8:30 – 10 a.m. Central Time. RSVP here for option 2.
Fall Online New Student Orientation - Option 1
As an extension student, you have two opportunities to join us on Zoom for your New Student Orientation. Choose whichever one works best for your schedule. We look forward to seeing you then!
Tuesday, August 19 @ 7 – 8:30 p.m. Central Time. RSVP here for option 1.
OR
Wednesday, August 20 @ 8:30 – 10 a.m. Central Time. RSVP here for option 2.
Seminary Summer Picnic
Join us for our Seminary Summer Picnic featuring food, fun, and fellowship for all! Our hybrid-learning students will be joining us as well, so come on out and enjoy!
Student Council will provide fried chicken and drinks.
You can help with extras:
Last name A–N, please bring a side dish.
Last name O–Z, please bring a dessert.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Hosted by: Student Council
Story Time at the Log Cabin
Covenant families are invited to join us for Story Time at the Log Cabin.
Children should be accompanied by a caring adult.
RSVPs optional but appreciated. Hope to see you there!
To RSVP contact Annalisa Smith, Family Nurture Coordinator, at annalisa.smith@covenantseminary.edu or 567.207.4288.
Water Day at the Log Cabin
Covenant families are invited to join us for a fun Water Day at the Log Cabin.
Children should be accompanied by a caring adult.
RSVPs optional but appreciated. Hope to see you there!
To RSVP contact Annalisa Smith, Family Nurture Coordinator, at annalisa.smith@covenantseminary.edu or 567.207.4288.
Summer Online New Student Orientation - Option 2
As an extension student, you have two opportunities to join us on Zoom for your New Student Orientation. Choose whichever one works best for your schedule. We look forward to seeing you then!
Tuesday, May 6 @ 7 – 8:30 p.m. Central Time. RSVP here for Option 1.
OR
Wednesday, May 7 @ 8:30 – 10 a.m. Central Time. RSVP here for Option 2.
NOTE: Classes won’t start until May 19, but for the week of May 12–16 Student Life staff will be occupied with graduation activities.
Summer Online New Student Orientation - Option 1
As an extension student, you have two opportunities to join us on Zoom for your New Student Orientation. Choose whichever one works best for your schedule. We look forward to seeing you then!
Tuesday, May 6 @ 7 – 8:30 p.m. Central Time. RSVP here for Option 1.
OR
Wednesday, May 7 @ 8:30 – 10 a.m. Central Time. RSVP here for Option 2.
NOTE: Classes won’t start until May 19, but for the week of May 12–16 Student Life staff will be occupied with graduation activities.
Spring Seminary Picnic
All current CTS students, staff, faculty, and their families are invited to join us for this in-person event. Come and enjoy a fun evening filled with food, yard games, and fellowship.
Come and enjoy a fun evening with your Covenant peers, faculty, staff, and families filled with food, yard games, and fellowship. This event is for all current students, faculty, staff, spouses, and children. We look forward to seeing you at this in-person event!
Student Council will provide a main and drinks, as well as some vegan/vegetarian options. You can help by bringing something you'd like to enjoy or share with others:
Last name A–K = Side Dish
Last name L–Z = Dessert
Ministry Lunch - Parkway Young life Internship Opportunity
Speakers: John Gonsior, Parkway Young Life Board Member
Through both training and direct field ministry experience, learn how to lead and participate in effective Young Life ministry. Parkway Young Life has a paid internship available for leadership of a volunteer team focused on introducing adolescents to Christ and discipling middle school or high school students.
This is a ministry leadership role that has potential for development and professional growth beyond the position summary. We hope to provide mentorship, spiritual development, and community to the role.
Lunch provided.
Ministry Lunch - The Scribe Conversation Series — Constructive Criticism: Ageless Principles to Flourish in a Digital Era
Speakers: Heather Sparkman (MDiv ’08; MA, Lindenwood University, 2021)
Heather will present learnings from her recent MA thesis exploring biblical principles that help church staff, non-professional volunteers, and members engage with and use social media in positive, constructive ways. Rather than starting from a place of fear, we should understand our purpose and place in the digital landscape, just as we do in other forms of media, proceeding with wise, informed confidence.
The Scribe Conversation Series facilitates community dialogue about reflective, intentional, and discerning communication practices.
Food provided; bring your own drinks.
The Masters of Covenant Seminary Scramble Golf Tournament
When: Friday, April 11, 2025 / Tee times start at 1 p.m.
Where: Ruth Park Golf Course, 8211 Groby Road, University City, MO 63132, a 9-hole course close to campus. Note: This is a different location than our previous tournaments.
What: CTS students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends are invited for an afternoon of clubs and camaraderie. Open to men and women—and you don’t have to be good at golf to play! Come rub shoulders—and cross clubs—with new friends and old.
Prizes awarded for team, longest drive, and closest to the pin.
Cost: $28 each including cart for groups of 4 (you will pay when you arrive).
SIGN UP HERE
Women of Wisdom (WOW) Brown Bag Lunch
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.
Bring your own lunch and join us for a time of fellowship and discussion.
Hosted by: Prof. Suzanne Bates and Student Life.
Ministry Info Table - Africa Inland Mission
Speaker: Steve Taylor, Midwest Mission Mobilizer, Africa Inland Mission
Africa Inland Mission will be available for conversations on Monday April 7. AIM seeks to develop reproducing, Christ-centered churches among all African peoples. We have a heart for the unreached and a love for the local church.
AIM is looking at CTS for theological educators, Christian counselors, and pastors to serve in Africa. We are also looking for church partners that are intentionally equipping and sending more workers to the unreached.
Please visit with us between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Community Center. We look forward to talking with CTS students and staff.
Ministry Lunch - Reformed University Fellowship
Speakers: Keith Berger, Chief Organizational Development Officer, and Michael Gordon, Assistant Coordinator, Reformed University Fellowship
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) is the college ministry of the PCA committed to reaching college students for Christ and equipping them to serve Jesus, His church and the world for a lifetime. Join us for lunch to hear what God has been doing through this ministry, and join us for an evening picnic to get to know us better. Please feel free to bring your spouse and any other friends who might want to know more about college ministry. Details below.
RSVP for Lunch / Evening Picnic: HERE
RSVP for 30 minute One-to-One Appointments with RUF staff: HERE
Lunch on campus, with food from Gioia's Deli: 12:30–1:30 pm in Buswell 111
On Campus Picnic: 5:30 – 7 p.m., on the back patio of the Community Center, with Salt and Smoke BBQ and Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
Families Welcome!
Women of Wisdom (WOW) Lunch
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.
Lunch provided by Student Life.
Hosted by: Prof. Suzanne Bates and Student Life.
Special Ministry Lunch – Women Serving Christ’s Church: A Conversation with Karen hodge
Speaker: Karen Hodge, Coordinator for Women’s Ministry with the PCA’s Committee for Discipleship Ministries (CDM).
All women of Covenant (student and non-student alike) are invited to this special lunch-time conversation for a time of encouragement and inspiration as Karen shares from her decades of experience as a female leader and servant in the church. Bring your questions for the Q&A time. Lunch provided.
More About Karen: In her role with CDM, Karen seeks to connect women and churches to one another and to sound resources. She is the host of the enCourage podcast and the co-author (with Susan Hunt) of Transformed: Life-Taker to Life-Giver and Life-Giving Leadership. She serves alongside her husband, pastor, and best friend, Chris, at Village Seven Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs.
Ministry Lunch - Convergence: the Path to Becoming a Bible Translation Consultant
Speakers: Ed & Linda Speyers, Specialty Recruiters for Bible Translation Consultancy, Wycliffe Bible Translators
Not sure what to do after graduating from seminary? Come and see if becoming a Bible translation consultant might just be the right path for you. You might be surprised.
Wycliffe Bible Translators aims to start Bible Translation for every language that needs it. There is a growing need for Bible translation consultants. Convergence, a program squarely aimed at seminary graduates, looks to equip these graduates with the necessary tools to be trained as a consultant.
Lunch provided.
Ministry Lunch - Sharing Christ with the Nations Through RUF International
Speakers: Chris Morrison, Area Coordinator for RUF-I; Kirk Norris, RUF-I Campus Minister, Washington University in St. Louis; Andrew Terrell, RUF-I Campus Minister, Vanderbilt University; Lee Leadbetter, RUF-I Campus Minister, University of Tennessee; Ian Hammond, RUF-I Campus Minister, Northwestern University
Join us for lunch (Chinese food from Cate Zone) to discuss how you can apply your seminary training to the work of cross-cultural evangelism, hospitality, discipleship, teaching, and more. The nations are already gathered here on our college campuses. Will we share Christ with them? The story at the bottom of this page shows why.
Meet with Chris Morrison: Chris will be available on campus Wednesday, March 5, 2 – 6 p.m., to meet with anyone who wants to follow up from the lunch or was unable to attend the lunch. Text him at: 214.693.7662.
“I’ve been researching Christianity online but I’ve never met an actual Christian until today.” This is a real quote from an East Asian student on his first day of grad school at an Ivy League university. After deep involvement with an RUF-I ministry, just two years later he was secretly baptized in an underground church back in his home country that is legally closed to Christian missions. Not all RUF-I student stories end this way but it displays the unique and pressing opportunity that is waiting in the backyards of our local churches.
Chapel - Day of Prayer - No Classes
Speaker: Dr. Aaron Goldstein, Assistant Professor of Old Testament
The entire Seminary community is invited to join us for our spring Day of Prayer. This is a wonderful way for us to take a break from our normal routine and acknowledge our need for God. Come for all or part of the morning as your schedule allows. NOTE: Classes are canceled today so everyone may participate.
Can’t join us in person? Join us via livestream here.
Need childcare for this event?: Reserve your spots here.
Schedule for the Day:
8:45 – 9 a.m. — Donuts, Coffee & Fellowship
9 – 11:45 a.m. — Dr. Goldstein will lead three devotionals interspersed with times of corporate and group prayer, singing, and praise.
Individual Prayer: The morning also includes 30 minutes set aside for individual reflection and prayer.
Noon — Lunch served in the Community Center by our International Students.
Ministry Lunch - Why and How the Church Needs to Engage in Government
Speaker: Chuck Garriott, Executive Director, Ministry to State
Learn why it is important for the church to engage with people and government for the sake of the gospel. Lunch provided.
Schedule a meeting with Chuck while he is on campus: cmgarriott@gmail.com
More about Ministry to State: Ministry To State is an outreach to people in government—Washington DC, state capitals, and international capitals. The ministry is under the PCA’s Mission to North America.
Ministry Lunch - Helping Students with Same-sex Attraction and Gender Confusion
Speaker: Stephen Moss, Director of Student Outreach, Harvest USA
Sharing from his own story and experience, Stephen will offer biblical principles and practical wisdom for parents and churches as they seek to help students struggling with same-sex attraction or gender confusion. He will share how Harvest USA can equip your church or ministry to care well for those affected by sexual brokenness, and how you can get involved!
Lunch Provided: Taziki's boxed lunch.
Special Gift: The first 20 students in attendance will get a free book from Harvest USA.
If you would like to setup a time to meet with Stephen while he is on campus you can do so via his calendar link here.
Ministry Lunch - Planting in Community with the EPC: Replacing “Me” with “We”
Speaker: Richard Rieves, Executive Director of EPC Church Planting and the South/Southeast Regional Director of Church Planting for the EPC
The need for healthy churches led by healthy leaders is critical to the mission of reaching this present culture with the gospel. In our time together, we will consider how one can plant a healthy church while maintiaing both personal and familial health. Lunch provided.
To schedule a personal meeting with Richard while he's on campus, sign up here.
More on Church Planting in the EPC: The Evangelical Presbyterian Church desires to launch a movement of church planting through creating a community among our planters. This community of planters will be coached, provided cohorts and biannual in-person training in order to equip and battle isolation. We have identified strategic locations for plants and are actively recruiting for planters and church planting residencies.
Mamas with Commas
Ladies of Covenant are invited to join us for our next Mamas with Commas event.
If you are a female member of the CTS community and are juggling motherhood along with life as a student as one of your multiple roles or have considered taking classes but are weighing the pros and cons, you’re invited to “Mamas with Commas.” We think you’ll find much that’s applicable even if the “Mamas” part isn’t one of your many roles.
Join us and find rest and encouragement for all that you are holding.
Questions? Contact Megan Jung at megan.jung@covenantseminary.edu.