Find out what's going on with Denver Seminary alumni around the world! These are public announcements that alumni want to share with the entire Seminary community. To suggest a news item -- any alumni news item, click here or see contact info to the right.
Mar 27, 2009 by DJ Turner
Daniel Seatvet (MA, '08) recently joined the ranks of Examiner.com columnists. He will be writing weekly on the issue of Christianity in Culture. You can read the column here: http://www.examiner.com/x-4858-Christianity-In-Culture-Examiner Congratulations, ... [More] [Comments (0)]
Mar 13, 2009 by DJ Turner
Denver Seminary Philosophy of Religion Alumnus, Robert Velarde (MA, '06), is featured in a recent webzine called "Boundless." In his article, Velarde explores a theology of humor and whether or not Jesus laughed and had a sense of humor. You can read the entire article here: htt... [More] [Comments (0)]
Mar 12, 2009 by DJ Turner
Denver Seminary Alumnis, Jerry Johnson (MA, '97), has been named the new vice president of academic development at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He will also serve as professor of ethics and theology. You can read the full news article about Johnson's appointment in the Baptist ... [More] [Comments (0)]
Co-pastors and authors Kent Carlson and Mike Lueken bring the hard-earned wisdom captured in their best-selling book, Renovation of the Church to Denver Seminary. read more
Denver Journal Book Review by Denver Seminary Alumnus Jeff Haanen read more
The Mission Paradigm in Theology and Ministry--It Changes Everything! This symposium is for pastors, missionaries, educators, students, and ministry and mission leaders read more
All mentors of Denver Seminary students are required to attend one Mentor Orientation Module before beginning to mentor students. This version of Denver Seminary's Mentor Orientation is intended only for those mentors who truly need a distance-learning option.
Today's young adults, ages 20-30, are the least represented group in the church. Why has this generation left, and how can we more effectively engage them in ministry and the church?
