Library Book Sale

17 02 2010

Library Book Sale

The Carey S. Thomas Library will sponsor a book sale Friday February 19th & Mon.- Fri. February 22nd -26th, 9am-4pm. February 19th is for the faculty, staff and students only. The sale is open to the public the 22nd - 26th. Payment is by cash or check only!

NO PREVIEWS! Sale will be held in Room 123, the Library Administration area.

Prices are as follows:

Fri.    Feb. 19th Hardback books:  $4                  Paperback books:  $2

Mon.  Feb. 22nd Hardback books:  $4                  Paperback books:  $2

Tue.  Feb. 23rd Hardback books:  $3                  Paperback books:  $1

Wed. Feb. 24th Hardback books:  $2                  Paperback books:  $.50

Thu.  Feb. 25th Hardback books:  $1                  Paperback books:  $.25

Fri.    Feb. 26th Remainders are free





Megan Burtt in Concert

16 02 2010

$1 off all coffee drinks!

Come enjoy some Solid Grounds coffee and listen to the acoustic tunes of local artist Megan Burtt on Thursday, February 18th from 7-9pm in the Student Center.
RSVP HERE





Campus News 02.03.2010

4 02 2010
February 3, 2010

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

Student Life

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How to Handle Haiti

Student Life, DenSem StuCo and VGI invite you to a brown bag lunch discussion with Dr. Dieumeme Noelliste in regards to the Earthquake in Haiti. Dr. Noelliste will discuss the comments made by Pat Robertson and how we as evangelical Christians can respond appropriately to such disasters. This discussion will be held on Wednesday, February 10th from 12-1pm in room 119.

Amazon Missions Meeting

DenSem StuCo wants to puts hands and feet on the Gospel and serve the people of the Amazon at the end of May 2010. There will be an informational meeting in classroom 105/106 from 1-3pm on Friday, February 12th 2010. Details about the trip will be provided at the meeting. Please RSVP here.

Coffee House Concerts

Come enjoy some Solid Grounds coffee and listen to some spectacular local artists. The Coffee House Concert series for this semester will take place in Potter’s Café and will include the following artists:

Megan Burtt on Thursday, February 18th from 7-9pm (meganburtt.com)

Andrea Ball on Thursday, March 11th from 7-9pm (myspace.com/ballandrea)

Ali Grayson on Thursday, April 15th from 7-9pm (CD Release Concert)

Veterans Support

Denver Seminary is partnering with Arapahoe Community College to create a support group for students who are veterans or active military. These students and their families are invited to a BBQ at ACC on the 2nd Floor South Terrace on Saturday, February 6th from 11am to 2pm. A support group will meet starting February 9th and every other Tuesday after that at Shepherd’s Gate in Room 156. If you are interested in participating in either event contact Ronald Skaggs or Dr. Jan McCormack.

ATIC Campaign

Join the students, faculty, and staff as we live sacrificially and provide scholarships for students in need. All gifts collected will be donated in the form of a scholarship to a student in need at Denver Seminary. The beneficiary will be selected objectively and anonymously by StuCo. Participants can donate by cash or check to the boxes available before and after each chapel service or can donate online. Simply click here, click “Give Online” on that page, and fill in the information box that will pop up. Make sure to select the “ATIC Initiative” in the drop down box provided. Our hope is that each student will cut his or her budget by $5 every month and donate that to the ATIC fund. Click here for more information.

The Salt & Light Prayer Meeting

A student-led gathering which takes place each Thursday from 11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. in the Community Room, Apt. Bldg. #2. For more info, or to send prayer requests, contact Spring Sa at sprinsa@gmail.com.

Student Insurance

Denver Seminary does not require students to have health insurance. However, we strongly encourage our students to obtain it.  Therefore we provide our students with resources for cost- effective health insurance options.  Currently, we have information on individual plans and are coordinating a new group plan for students.  For more information, check out the Student Health Insurance page on the Student Life tab of MyDenSem. Note: Students must re-enroll for health insurance every semester. Enrollment is open through Friday, February 12th.

Student Handbook

Please refer to the Student Handbook to become better acquainted with pertinent guidelines and policies for Denver Seminary Students.

Common Ground

To see complete information, click here.

Join us in The Chapel for our Black History Month celebration. On Monday, Feb. 8th at 11am we will hear from Rev. Mary Tellis from Solomon Temple Missionary Baptist Church. On Tuesday, Feb. 9th at 11am we will hear from Pastor Rodney Perry from Greater St. John Baptist Church. See you there!

Announcements

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Christians for Biblical Equality Seminars

The first meeting of the Spring semester will take place on Monday, February 15 from 11:30-1p in the Graber Board Room. Lorry Lutz will speak on “The Latest on Women in India.” Lorry is the author of nine books. She spent twenty years in South Africa, was part of the AD2000 Movement and consultant with Women of Global Action. For questions contact Lindsey Widstrom, or Mary Hanson.

The American Council of the Blind of Colorado (ACBCO) provides scholarships for deserving blind or visually impaired students who wish to further their education.  It is our desire that this information reach as many eligible students as possible. Please feel free to pass this information on to Blind or visually impaired students or anyone who may have knowledge of these students. For more information click here or call (303) 831-0117 or toll free (888) 775-2221.

Academic  Information

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M.Div. Students Planning to take M.Div. Orals in Fall ‘10 or Spring ‘11

You are strongly encouraged to attend an informational meeting from 12:00 to 12:50 on Wednesday, February 10, in Room 103.  Other M.Div. students are also welcome.

Counseling Internship Orientation

There will be a mandatory meeting for all School and Community Counselors (Licensure) planning to start their internship in the summer or fall 2010 on Friday, February 26th from 3:00-5:00pm (Room TBA).  You must attend this orientation at least one semester prior to your planned internship start.  You need only attend orientation once.  Contact Debbie Edwards with questions.

Prepare & Enrich Training Workshop

Offered by our own Dr. Jan McCormack, this training offers certification in Marital and Premarital Counseling. The workshop will be held February 13th from 9am to 5pm in LDC room 120. To learn more about Prepare & Enrich, please visit their website. Registration is available on-line (on DenSem’s website), or you may pick up a registration form from Sharon Gipe in the Counseling Division office.

ISRAEL 2010 – Last call!

If you or someone you know is interested in joining the Denver Seminary Israel trip (May 16-June 7th or June 9th with Jordan extension), the final deadline for registration and full payment is February 5th.  For information click here or contact Dr. Hélène Dallaire.

Employment Opportunities

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.

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

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How to Handle Haiti :: a response to Pat Robertson

3 02 2010




Spades Meeting

2 02 2010

Come on out and join us for our first Spades meeting of the spring as we discuss the reasons for church planting and it’s impact on the spread of the Gospel. Whether you are a current church planter, aspiring planter, or just curious we’d love to have you join us.

Tuesday, February 2, 7p
Denver Seminary (LDC 102)

For more information, see our website

Or contact

Jeff Nine
720-670-9040
jeff@denverspades.com





Amazon Missions Meeting

27 01 2010

DenSem StuCo wants to puts hands and feet on the Gospel and serve the people of the Amazon at the end of May 2010. Want to come along?

There will be an informational meeting in classroom 105/106 from 1-3pm on Friday, February 12th 2010.

Details about the trip will be provided at the meeting. All comments and questions about this trip are welcome and encouraged.

Please RSVP here

See you there!





Welcome New Students!

21 01 2010

With excitement and great anticipation we would like to welcome the 100+ new students entering Denver Seminary this semester!

Denver Seminary is home to a uniquely diverse student body and this class of students is no different. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating the denominations, genders, generations, cultures and interests represented here at the Seminary.

The Student Counsel at Denver Seminary invites you to come to us for any needs, concerns or questions you might have as you embark on this fresh and exciting journey. We know the challenges and rewards of seminary well; we are all students ourselves. Please consider this site your hub for updated information on what’s happening for students both on and off campus. The tabs at the top of the page will help you navigate to the information that is most pertinent to your needs and interests.

You’ll also want to follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

Feel free to leave a comment here or email us with any questions, comments or concerns you might have.

Welcome to Denver Seminary!





The Inauguration of Denver Seminary’s 7th President

21 01 2010

“Therefore God exalted him to he highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.” ~ Philippians 2:9-11

The Board of Trustees of Denver Seminary requests the honor of your presence at the installation of Mark S. Young, Ph.D., seventh president of Denver Seminary.

Saturday, the thirtieth of January two thousand and ten at ten o’clock in the morning.

Waterstone Community Church, 5890 South Alkire, Littleton, Colorado.

Inauguration reception immediately following in the atrium.

Click here to RSVP

Please RSVP by Tuesday, January 5, 2010.

Installation Service Location

Waterstone Community Church is located in southwest metro Denver with easy access from C-470 and Bowles Avenue. From C-470 turn on to Bowles heading east, travel one block east to the traffic light at Alkire Street, and then travel north ½ block to the church entrance.

**ALL students, faculty and staff are welcome and encouraged to attend





ATIC :: All Things In Common

20 01 2010

Join the students, faculty, and staff as we live sacrificially and provide scholarships for students in need*

Set a goal to save money in a specific area of your budget and then donate what you saved.

You can donate by cash or check to the boxes available before and after each chapel service or you can donate online. Simply click here, click “Give Online,” and fill in the information box that will pop up. Make sure to select the “ATIC Initiative” in the drop down box provided.

We are not trying to recruit people to give from what they already have. Rather, we want to help you develop a lifestyle of sacrificial living. We ask that you fast from certain luxuries and then give to this fund from that experience.

Here’s are some ways to get started:

~Take shorter showers~Spend less on groceries~Turn off lights when they aren’t being used~Ride your bike~Turn your heat off when you’re gone~

Consume less~Save more~Love your neighbor

*All donations collected will be donated in the form of a scholarship to a student in need at Denver Seminary. The beneficiary will be selected objectively and anonymously by StuCo.





Expression Night

14 12 2009

Need a break? So do we! Come join us for a night of worshipful expression and freedom. This might be the best thing you can do for your spiritual formation during finals

We believe that worship should be liberating, boundless and expressive. Because we strongly believe this, DenSem StuCo wants to offer you an outlet for your methods of worship. There are not guidelines. There are no requirements.

Grab a musical instrument, some art work, journal entries, or anything else your heart desires and come express your love for the Almighty God who is worthy of our praise.

This Tuesday, December 15th from 7-9 in The Chapel

RSVP Here

Photos from past Expression Nights ::