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Denver Seminary seeks to glorify God by equipping leaders to think biblically, live faithfully and lead wisely for a lifetime.

Professor Dinners

Several professors will be hosting dinners in their homes for students in the upcoming weeks. If you would like to join one of the following professors for a casual meal in their home, please click the respective link and fill out the short RSVP form. If the link does not work, that professor’s list is full.

Elodie Emig (March 4^th)

Don Payne (March 5^th)

Bill Klein (March 11^th)

Conference for World Christians

Rev. Dr. Soong-Chan Rah will be discussing the diversification of the church in North America at Common Ground on Monday and Tuesday, March 7^th and 8^th from 11:00am-12:00pm. Following the Monday session there will be a brown bag lunch discussion in room 105. For more information, contact Rob Foley.

“Tending to Eden” with Scott Sabin

Join Scott Sabin (president of Plant With Purpose) and DenSem StuCo for a brown bag lunch discussion concerning Scott’s new book “Tending to Eden.” On Tuesday, March 8^th from 12:00-1:30pm in room 116. Our conversation will be focused on environmental stewardship for God’s people. This event is open to the community so please feel free to invite friends and family. RSVP here.

Expression Night

Join your fellow students on the Chapel on Tuesday, March 8^th from 7:00pm-9:00pm for our first Expression Night of the Spring semester. Bring a musical instrument, some poetry, or simply a worshipful spirit. Friends and family are welcome. RSVP here.

NEW Writing Center Hours

Would you like helpful tips for writing your graduate level papers? Visit the Writing Center in Library Room 113 on Mondays (10:00am-12:00pm) and Tuesdays (11:00am-1:00pm).  The Writing Center Tutor, Amy McConnell, will meet with students by appointment during the first hour and on a walk-in basis for the second hour.  You can schedule an appointment on the clipboard outside Library Room 113 or email the Writing Center.

Student Employment

On-campus student employment opportunities may be accessed on MyDenSem on the Student Life page listed in the left-hand column as Student Employment (you will need to login).  Open positions, job descriptions, application, statement of faith and guidance on how to apply are available.  Job opportunities will continue to be available in the Employment Notebook at the Information Desk in the Graber building and posted on the bulletin board in the student center. Below are the titles of available student positions:

• On-Call Janitor

• On-Call Setup Crew

• Admissions Student Assistant

Full-time job opportunities at Denver Seminary are located on the seminary website.

Join students, faculty and staff in the Chapel for a Community Worship Service on Monday, February 28^th from 11:00am-12:00pm and Tuesday, March 1^st from 11:00am-12:00pm.

Free Computer Maintenance Class

Laptop Repair, a local Christian-owned company, will be offering a free class on Monday, February 28^th from 5:30pm-6:15pm in classroom 115 on maintenance for your computer, with tips on protection, clean-up, speed-up and updating.  Please contact Stasia at 303-905-1832 (email: stasia_humphreys@mac.com) to RSVP.

Christians for Biblical Equality

Mary Hanson will present her M.A. thesis in New Testament Biblical Studies on Monday, February 28, from 11:30-1:00 in the Executive Board Room of the Anita Graber Building. The title is Mary of Bethany: Her Narrative Function, or unofficially, “Mary and Martha as You Never Knew Them Before.” A light lunch and social time will precede the presentation. For information about the international organization, see www.cbeinternational.org.  For local contact: vaun@pomegranateplace.org or janetsgeorge@comcast.net.

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