Denver Seminary RSS Feeds
Click on any of the links below to subscribe to these RSS feeds on Denver Seminary's web site. If you are unfamiliar with RSS, there is a very brief overview/tutorial below the list.
Audio RSS Feeds
Denver Seminary Chapel Services - mp3 files from chapel services on Mondays and Tuesdays during the semester
Programa Radial Sentido Contrario - Archivos en mp3 de las trasmisiones semanales del programa radial de las Iniciativas Hispanas del Seminario de Denver
Content/Text RSS Feeds
Denver Journal updates - be updated when new Denver Journal reviews are posted and available
Denver Seminary Magazine updates - be updated when the new issue of Denver Seminary Magazine posts each quarter
Job Board Updates - this link will keep you up to date on any new jobs that are posted to the Career Services Job Board. If you'd like to subscribe to a feed for a specific category of jobs (e.g., Pastoral Positions, Youth Ministry, etc.) Please visit the Job Board page and select the category to which you'd like to subscribe.
Blogs
Community
Faculty and Staff
Craig Blomberg's Blog: New Testament Musings
M. Daniel Carroll R.: Immigration and Other Matters
Managing Your Moolah (financial aid blog)
Living Inside Out (president's blog)
Student
Dave Condit: Clearly Seen
RSS - A Brief Overview
RSS stands for Real Simple Syndication. RSS feeds give you the opportunity to focus and filter the information that you wish to receive, providing you with automatic updates to content in which you are interested. RSS feeds can include audio files, video files, blog entries, article updates, news updates, etc. Viewing or listening to RSS content requires an RSS reader. There are dozens of RSS feed readers available. Most newer version browsers include RSS feed readers, and there are many stand-alone products also available. Some of the stand-alone products are freeware (free software) and others are shareware (software available for a nominal fee). To subscribe to audio or video feeds, you may need to have a separate RSS reader compatible with these file types. These readers often include the ability to download content to an mp3 player or other audio device.
For more detailed information about RSS Feeds, check out a great FAQ from Google or the wikipedia listing.
