Join us in CHATTANOOGA for the 2025

PCA General Assembly

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ALUMNI DINNER

Thursday, June 26, 5:30 p.m.

Join us June 26 for our General Assembly Alumni Dinner! Our goal is to provide alumni with an evening to reconnect with Covenant Seminary and one another over a good meal. Seating is limited! We sell out every year, so you will want to buy tickets as soon as possible.

Location

This year’s dinner will be at Southside Social in Chattanooga, only 0.5 miles from the Chattanooga Convention Center! Parking at this location is free, and the venue will be available for bowling beginning at 4:30. A bowling lane for six people costs $20 (not included with your registration to the dinner).

Cost

$10/person or $20/family

 

FAQs

  • In the past, we were able to not charge our alumni for dinner. Due to rising costs, we have opted for a small ticket charge to offset our expenses. It doesn’t fully cover the evening, but it helps the Seminary to not incur too large an expense.

  • Of course!

  • If they are Covenant Seminary alumni then we are glad to have them! We ask that you not bring non-alumni friends just because we sell out reservations every year. We want to keep spots open for our graduates.

Faculty Seminars

Join our faculty for theology and ministry seminars during the PCA General Assembly.

Does the Faith and Work Movement Have a Future? If So…

Dr. Dan Doriani

As cultural and economic shifts reshape the workplace, how should Christians engage their vocations with biblical wisdom? Explore where the faith and work movement has succeeded, where it has struggled, and what’s needed to sustain a faithful vision of work for the next generation.

Dan Doriani

Five Key Trends Shaping Church Planting in 2025 and How to Prepare Today

Dr. Robert Kim

As we continue to trust that the Lord is building his church and the promise that nothing will prevail against it (Matt. 16:18), we also want to faithfully prepare for what is to come. This seminar will explore five key trends influencing church planting, including the mental health crisis, cultural and generational shifts, new models of community engagement, and the changing landscape of evangelism. Gain insights into how these trends are impacting church health and sustainability and how to prepare for the challenges and opportunities they present.

Robert Kim

Suicide and the Church

Dr. Paul Loosemore

Churches that are prepared to respond to mental health crises will have increased opportunities to offer the transformative gospel of Jesus Christ. This seminar will unpack a biblical framework that guides the church to minister well to those struggling with suicidal ideation, considering practical requirements and limits to care and covering issues such as assessment strategies, safety responding, and empathetic support.

Paul Loosemore

Exhibit Hall Booth

There are multiple ways for you to benefit from our booth presence at PCA General Assembly.

Free Merch

We don’t like to go home with cheap junk, and we know you don’t either. As you might have guessed, this year will be a new addition for your drinkware collection.

Reconnect with faculty

We will have multiple faculty and staff at our booth throughout the week of General Assembly. Come by and say hello—we’d love to reconnect with you and hear an update on life and ministry.

  • Dr. Jack Collins

    Dr. Jack Collins

    Professor of Old Testament

  • Dr. Dan Doriani

    Dr. Dan Doriani

    Professor of Biblical & Systematic Theology

  • Dr. Robbie Griggs

    Dr. Robbie Griggs

    Associate Professor of Systematic Theology

    Director of the ThM Program

  • Dr. Robert Kim

    Dr. Robert Kim

    Associate Professor of Applied Theology & Church Planting

  • Dr. Paul Loosemore

    Dr. Paul Loosemore

    Assistant Professor of Counseling

    Director of Counseling Department & Counseling Center

  • Dr. Drew Martin

    Dr. Drew Martin

    Associate Professor of Systematic Theology

  • Dr. Jessie Swigard

    Dr. Jessie Swigart

    Assistant Professor of Educational Ministries

    Dean of Academic Administration

  • Dr. Thurman Williams

    Dr. Thurman Williams

    Assistant Professor of Homiletics

    Director of Homiletics

Committee of Commissioners

Registered as our commissioner?

We’ll enjoy seeing you. Check the current schedule for the time we are meeting along with our room assignment.

Tom Gibbs at PCA GA