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Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce that the featured speaker for the 2025 edition of the Covenant Seminary Preaching Lectures is Rev. H. B. Charles Jr., Pastor-Teacher of Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church in Jacksonville, Florida. The lectures will take place in the Robert G. Rayburn Chapel on the Seminary campus on Tuesday, October 28.
Covenant Seminary’s Master of Theology (ThM) degree program has recently been revised from 30 credit hours to 24 credit hours to make the program more streamlined without sacrificing quality or depth. The program offers those with an MDiv or equivalent degree a pathway to prepare for further academic study or to deepen their skills for a ministry setting,
This year’s FSI Conference will delve into the tumultuous nature of the time in which we live to seek how the church can be a powerful witness for truth within this cultural context. Dr. Rishmawy argues that a renewed and revitalized focus on the holiness of God must be central to our own lives as Christians and central to our witness to those around us. .
As Covenant Seminary transitions into a new academic year this summer, we are pleased to announce some key administrative transitions as well. Dr. Brad Matthews will step into the role of Vice President of Academics, taking over that position from Dr. Jay Sklar, who has decided to return to full-time teaching and writing after nearly a decade in the VP role. Dr. Robbie Griggs will move into the Dean of Faculty role vacated by Dr. Matthews.
The Covenant Seminary family is proud of all our graduates. We look forward each year to seeing them complete their studies and move out into the ministries the Lord has prepared for them. Each year we also honor certain graduates with awards in specific areas. Please join us in celebrating our 2025 graduating class and in congratulating 2025 award recipients!
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce a new, 11-credit-hour Graduate Certificate (GC) in Leading Bible Studies that will launch in the summer of 2025 and is designed to teach believers in the local church to study—and lead others in studying—the Bible well.