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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…
President Mark Dalbey sent the following to the Covenant Seminary campus on June 1, 2020, followed by an afternoon of prayer for our nation, led online by the Seminary Student Life team. In addition, Dr. Dalbey assisted with a separate statement, released in unison from all the agency coordinators and presidents of the Presbyterian Church…
The board, faculty, and staff of Covenant Seminary are pleased to announce that Paul Loosemore, LPC, will join the Seminary’s Counseling faculty as a full-time Assistant Professor of Counseling beginning July 1, 2020. Mr. Loosemore, a 2015 graduate of Covenant’s Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program, has served as a Visiting Instructor in Counseling…
In recent months, the Covid-19 epidemic has led to an increase in racism directed at the Asian and Asian-American community. On behalf of the that community in general, and our own Asian and Asian-American brothers and sisters in the Covenant community, we wish to affirm the following: Covenant Seminary laments the growing number of racist…
Tuesday, June 23, 12 p.m. Update On Our Plans for Fall Semester 2020 Dear Covenant Seminary community, We are grateful for your patience and flexibility over the last few months as we have all adapted to the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. Students, faculty, and staff have done a wonderful job of learning, teaching, mentoring,…
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce that Dr. Mark Pfuetze, Assistant Professor of Counseling, and Dr. Jeremy Ruckstaetter, Associate Professor of Counseling, will serve as Interim Co-Directors of the Seminary’s Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program as current Director Dr. Dan Zink steps out of his administrative role to return to full-time teaching and pursue more writing opportunities. Dr. Zink,…
The Carl Henry Center for Theological Understanding at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in partnership with the Francis Schaeffer Institute at Covenant Seminary presents: Divine Action and Scientific Integrity: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives March 27–28, 2020 at Covenant Seminary MORE INFO / BUY TICKETS Speakers Include: C. John Collins, Tom McCall, Michael McClymond, Lydia McGrew, Joel…
Covenant Seminary invites you to join us for a limited-space luncheon with celebrated hymn writer, recording artist, and performer Keith Getty. Enjoy comfort food and listen to Keith perform and talk about the ways hymns and singing in particular influence our worship and have been fundamental to our Christian identity through the history of the church….
The board, faculty, and staff of Covenant Seminary are pleased to announce a new Director for the Seminary’s City Ministry Initiative (CMI). Jeremy Main will assume the Director role with CMI this fall while continuing to direct the Field Education Department and teach classes as an Adjunct Professor of Educational Ministries. Main, a 2015 graduate of…
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Robert Kim to the Philip and Rebecca Douglass Chair of Church Planting and Christian Formation. Dr. Kim, currently Church Planting Coordinator for the Metro Philadelphia Church Planting Partnership, will assume his new role at Covenant in fall 2019 with a one-year appointment as a full-time Adjunct Professor of…
Advancing through Adversity: Speaking of Jesus in our Secular and (nearly) ‘Post-Christian’ Setting UPDATE: You can now find these lectures FREE on our Resources page here. Opposition to Christian proclamation is no new phenomenon. Many of us have known that in various parts of the world missionaries carry out their work in the face of…
This year’s PCA General Assembly has an overture that affects Covenant Seminary. You can watch Dr. Mark Dalbey respond to this overture in a short video here.
