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Advancing through Adversity: Speaking of Jesus in our Secular and (nearly) ‘Post-Christian’ Setting 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 cultural and often legal adversity. Tragically, rather than decreasing, reputable reporting agencies demonstrate…
Join the Francis Schaeffer Institute for a special viewing of Dr. John Dickson’s third documentary series, For the Love of God: How the Church is Better and Worse Than you Ever Imagined. You can view the trailer here. Dr. Dickson will be present to then lead discussion about the film the following morning. John’s story is eclectic. Starting…
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce the recent appointment of a new director for the Doctor of Ministry program: Dr. Joel Hathaway (MDiv ’04, DMin ’16). Dr. Hathaway currently serves as our Director of Alumni and Career Services, where he has faithfully cared for our graduates as they navigate into and serve in ministry roles around the…
Are you interested in possibly attending seminary? Are you coming to Covenant’s 2017 Francis A. Schaeffer Lecture Series? If you answered yes to both questions, we have a special opportunity for you! You’re invited to spend some time with us during the day on Friday, September 29, before the Schaeffer Lectures begin that evening. This is…
Why Christianity is Good for Science: A Lecture and Discussion Wednesday, October 11, 3:30 – 4:45 p.m. Buswell Library, Room 111 Free and open to all. Speaker: Dr. Edward B Davis, Professor of the History of Science, Messiah College, PA, will be our presenter. Our own Dr. Jack Collins, Professor of Old Testament, will serve…
The Fall 2017 Francis A. Schaeffer Lecture Series BEFORE THE WATCHING WORLD: IDENTITY AND LEGACY AFTER 500 YEARS OF REFORM September 28 – 30, 2017 Presented by Covenant Seminary in conjunction with Fontbonne University. “Our thoughts about the future of the Church must come out of tensions in the present, tensions that must creatively…
