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Speaker:‍ ‍Dr. Dan Doriani, Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology

Sermon Passage: 1 Corinthians 15:1–10

Sermon Title: “At the Core of Our Mission”

Join us for our annual Convocation service to kick off the new academic year.

Speaker: Dr. Tom Gibbs, President

Sermon Passage: Revelation 1

Sermon Title: “The Alpha and Omega”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speakers: JIll Beaumont, Area Director,

Young Life is an outreach to middle school and high school students. Our mission is to introduce adolescents to Jesus and help them grow in their faith. Our volunteer leaders go where kids are to build relationships in order to share the gospel with them. Come find out more about serving and walking alongside the next generation

Lunch provided (build-your-own-sandwich bar).

What: Women of Covenant (female students and student spouses) are invited to join us for a welcome dessert. This will be a wonderful time to hang out and get to know each other better. Our faculty wives, female faculty, and Student Life look forward to welcoming new and returning women to campus.

Where: Home of Dr. Tom & Mrs. Tara Gibbs

Hosted by: Office of the President in partnership with Student Life

Last day to drop/add full-term course without receiving a grade of W.

It's Tee Time! Come Take a Swing at the Covenant Seminary Golf Tournament

When: Friday, September 11, 1 p.m. arrival time, 2 p.m. shotgun start

Where: Creve Coeur Golf Course, 

What and Who: CTS's Development and Student Life offices students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends to join us for fun and fellowship on the golf course! Whether you are a seasoned golfer or someone who is ready to play for the first time, all skill levels are welcome. Open to men and women. Come rub shoulders—and cross clubs—with new friends and old.

This year we will have a shotgun start (all teams will start and finish at the same time). Prizes will be awarded following the round. 

Format: 9 holes, scramble scoring, with prizes for the winning team, longest drive, and closest to the hole.

Cost: $25 per golfer; includes 9 holes and cart (cash or credit card, payable on arrival).

Speakers: Dr. Richard Joe and London Missions Team Members

Covenant Seminary sent a short term missions team to West London (May 29-June 7) to serve among South Asians of Hindu, Sikh, and Muslim backgrounds. They partnered with Serge and their church plant to learn about this South Asian community and share the love of Jesus with them. Come to the ministry lunch to hear the team's report on the amazing things that God did during the trip.

Lunch provided.

Speaker: Dr. Richard Joe, Associate Professor of World Missions and Paul D. Kooistra Chair of World Missions

Sermon Passage: Revelation 2–3

Sermon Title: “The Letters to the Seven Churches”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speakers: Lt. Matthew Scheibel, US Air Force/Air National Guard Chaplain Corps

The U.S. Air Force Chaplain Corps serves men and women of the armed forces by promoting spiritual resilience and providing pastoral care. In the Air National Guard, serve in the Air Force one weekend a month. You can serve close to home, stay connected with your community, and make a difference where you live.

Bring your own lunch and join us!

All current CTS students—including our Hybrid students—as well as staff, faculty, and their families are invited to join us for this event. Come and enjoy a fun evening filled with food, fun, and fellowship.

More details to come.

Speaker: Rev. Jim Hatch, Church Planter Development Director, Mission to North America

Most everyone in ministry moves, and has a moving minsitry constituency. Why does moving hurt so badly? Is there any redemption to moving? Based on his many years of ministry experience, Jim Hatch of MNA will reflect on and lead a discussion about a helpful theology of moving.

Lunch provided (Chick-Fil-A!).

Speaker: Rev. Fred Greco, Stated Clerk, Administrative Committee, Presbyterian Church in America

Sermon Passage: Revelation 4

Sermon Title: “The Heavenly Throne”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speakers: Mike Wenzler, RUF Recruiting Coordinator-West, and Keith Berger, RUF Coordinator for Organizational Development

Reformed University Fellowship meets college students where they are by bringing the gospel to them during this important and transitional time in their lives. Opportunities abound to help by serving in this ministry in various ways, both during your tim in seminary and after. Come hear more about how you can be part of this ministry. More info to come.

Lunch provided (Gioia’s Deli!).

Speakers: Kurt and Jill P., MTW missionaries

Live the adventure of life on the Silk Road through Central Asia, both then and now. Discover gospel bridges embedded in their culture. Learn about opportunities and challenges for the church in this unreached part of the world. Join us as we talk about cross-cultural contextualization for the gospel.

Lunch provided.

Theme: “Worthy Is the Lamb Who Was Slain

Speaker:Dr. Drew Martin, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, will be leading us in devotions based on Revelation 5.

Day of Prayer is a wonderful way for us, as a community, to take a break from our normal routine and acknowledge our need for God. Dr. Martin will lead is in a series of devotions based on Revelation 5, and we’ll have times of directed group and private prayer, with lunch to follow in the Community Center courtesy of our International Students. More info to come.

Note: Classes are cancelled today so all may participate. The Library will be closed during the morning prayer time and open 12 – 6 p.m.

Speakers: James Dickson, VP of Advancement, CTS; and Drew Vining, Associate Director of Donor Relations, CTS

Gain a biblical perspective on fundraising and ministry partnerships. This seminar explores the theology of giving, the importance of vision, and the foundational principles of fundraising that will prepare you to build lasting partnerships in ministry.

This is the first of a 2-part seminar offered by the Development Office aimed at answering your questions, helping you identify and understand resources you already have, and developing a fully-formed fundraising plan.

Lunch provided (pizza, fruit, chips, and drinks; let us know of any dietary restrictions and we can try to make accommodations).

USE THIS LINK TO SIGN UP to receive information for this seminar and to help us know how much food to order for lunch:

Speaker: Dr. Brad Matthews, VP of 91���� and Associate Professor of New Testament

Sermon Passage: Revelation 6:1–8:5

Sermon Title: “The Seven Seals”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

All men of Covenant are invited to join us for some great BBQ, growing in friendships, and some practical discussion on this very important topic.

More info to come.

Speaker:Rev. Richie Sessions, RUF Area Coordinator for Oklahoma and Mississippi Valley

Theme: Preaching the Presciousness of Christ Clearly and Beautifully

Lecture Titles:

1. Preaching the Preciousness of Christ

2. Preaching the Preciousness of Christ Clearly

3. Preaching the Preciousness of Christ Beautifully

Chapel: Rev. Sessions will also preach in Chapel at 10 a.m. today.

NOTE: No classes today so that students may attend the lectures.

Speaker: Rev. Randy Lovelace, Lead Pastor, Christ Community Church, Franklin, TN

Sermon Passage: Revelation 8:6–11:19

Sermon Title: “The Seven Trumpets”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speakers: Andrew Smith, Emerging Leaders Program Director, Resound Project

Resound Project is an initiative out of Central Presbyterian Church (EPC) in New York City, the purpose of which is to strengthen new and existing churches in light of a changing world so that the gospel of Jesus Christ might resound to the next generation.

An integral part of Resound Project is the Emerging Leaders Program, through which Central is seeking to function as the first of several “teaching hospitals” in order to cultivate a pipeline of future leaders to serve the broader church in a variety of different contexts. To that end the program has two offerings:

1. a two-year, full-time salaried residency program for male seminary graduates seeking ordination as gospel ministers;and

2. a full-time salaried ministry internship program for current male and female seminary students (who would live in NYC while completing their seminary coursework online remotely).

Ministry interns will also have their seminary tuition covered by the program.

Come learn more and see if Resound Project is for you!

Lunch provided (Chick-Fil-A).

Speaker: Dr. K.J. Drake, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology

Sermon Passage: Revelation 12–13

Sermon Title: “The Great Ordeal”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speaker: Dr. Thurman Williams, Director of Homiletics

Sermon Passage: Revelation 14–14

Sermon Title: “The Reaping of the Son of Man”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speaker: Dr. Robbie Griggs, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Dean of Faculty

Sermon Passage: Revelation 16–17

Sermon Title: “The Seven Bowls”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speakers: James Dickson, VP of Advancement, CTS; and Drew Vining, Associate Director of Donor Relations, CTS

Begin to put your vision into practice with practical fundraising tools and strategies. Gain an understanding for building a ministry budget, organizing donor information, cultivating lasting partnerships, communicating effectively, making the ask with confidence, and developing a sustainable fundraising plan for long-term ministry.

This is the second of a 2-part seminar offered by the Development Office aimed at answering your questions, helping you identify and understand resources you already have, and developing a fully-formed fundraising plan.

Lunch provided (Chick-Fil-A).

USE THIS LINK TO SIGN UP to receive information for this seminar and to help us know how much food to order for lunch:

Speaker: Rev. Mark Tucker, Lead Pastor, Midtown Church, St. Louis, MO

Sermon Passage: Revelation 18–19

Sermon Title: “The Last Days of Babylon”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speaker: Dr. Bob Yarbrough, Professor of New Testament

Sermon Passage: Revelation 20

Sermon Title: “The Millennium”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

Speaker: Dr. Jack Collins, Professor Emeritus of Old Testament

Sermon Passage: Revelation 21–22

Sermon Title: “the New Jerusalem”

Join us for our weekly time of worship and the Word, focused this semester on the theme “All for God’s Mission,” featuring passages from the book of Revelation.

JAN-27 term registration ends today.

Last day to drop/add full-term course without receiving a grade of W.

Speaker: TBD

Join us for a time of prayer and reflection, followed by lunch together.

More info to come.

Speaker: Dr. Liz Hall, Professor of Psychology, Biola University

Lood for more info on topic/theme, lecture titles, and registration soon.

Speaker: Dr. Liz Hall, Professor of Psychology, Biola University

Lood for more info on topic/theme, lecture titles, and registration soon.

Speaker: TBD

More info to come.

Speaker: TBD

More info to come.