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Denver Seminary | 5,710 followers on LinkedIn. Preparing men and women to engage the needs of the world with the redemptive power of the gospel.  | Denver Seminary prepares men and women to engage the needs of the world with the redemptive power of the gospel and the life-changing truth of Scripture.

Through our educational programs and mentoring process the seminary challenges students to grow spiritually, intellectually, and professionally in order to lead God’s people in the accomplishment of His mission in the world.

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The Denver Seminary Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Mark Husbands as the Seminary’s eighth president, effective January 1, 2025. “We believe God has divinely prepared Dr. Husbands for this season of our mission,” said Elisa Morgan, chair of Denver Seminary’s Board of Trustees. “His life and work resonate deeply with Denver Seminary’s commitment to biblical truth, academic rigor, and social responsibility.” Dr. Husbands, a respected theologian, leader, and educator in Christian higher education, succeeds Dr. Mark Young, who retires on December 31 after fifteen years of outstanding service. Husbands brings extensive leadership experience in Christian institutions, a profound commitment to theological education, and a passion for shaping future leaders grounded in faith. “I am inspired by Denver Seminary's focus on cultivating integrity, intellectual confidence, spiritual wisdom, and redemptive relationships,” said Dr. Husbands. “My heart resonates with the mission and vision that have guided this seminary—a mission that equips students to respond to God’s call to meet the needs of the world with the truth of Scripture and the redemptive power of the gospel.” Join us in welcoming Dr. Husbands to the Denver Seminary community. Learn more at the link in the comments.

Fall has begun to give way to winter as the first snowfall has arrived at our Littleton campus. #densem #seminary #coloradoweather #snow #winter

Find out what life is like as a student at Denver Seminary at our our upcoming virtual info session and virtual preview: -DC Campus Virtual Preview: Tuesday, November 12 -Littleton Campus Virtual Info Session: Thursday, November 14 Learn more and register at the links in the comments. #densem #seminary #studentlife

As he prepares to close out his fifteen-year tenure as President of Denver Seminary on December 31, Dr. Mark Young reflects on his time leading the Seminary, highlighting the values and changes he championed and the challenges and opportunities he encountered. He also shares insights about the cost of leadership and the importance of trusting God throughout any journey. Additionally, looking ahead to his new role as Chancellor, Dr. Young considers Denver Seminary’s place in the evolving landscape of theological education and evangelicalism. Check out the full conversation at the link in the comments. #DenSem #Seminary #Leadership #Retrospective Angie Ward

“And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with God.” These words from Micah 6:8 not only call followers of Christ to pursue justice, but also express the heart of God for justice. Why is justice work so difficult to pursue together? How can we engage in conversations that arise in broader society on difficult topics about race in a way that honors God. Dr. Patty Pell, assistant professor of Theology, Justice, and Advocacy and executive director of The Gospel Initiative, will be part of a diverse group of guests for a virtual roundtable on November 14, at 2pm MT. Together they will explore how Christians can pursue justice together and model how believers can engage differences through respectful conversation. This webinar is co-hosted by the National Association of Evangelicals and Denver Seminary, and is free of charge, but registration is required. Please register at the link in the comments by Tuesday, November 12.

Join us for the second installment of our Last Lecture webinar series on Wednesday, November 13, featuring Dr. Brad Widstrom. This series honors the careers, contributions, and lasting legacies of three retiring faculty members—Drs. David Buschart, Brad Widstrom, and Jan McCormack—by offering the Denver Seminary community the opportunity to hear their wisdom and passion in a Last Lecture. Register now at the link in the comments. #DenSem #Seminary #Faculty #Retirment #LastLecture

"Dr. Allen Yeh is a brilliant professor, author, and missiologist, and he will be a wonderful addition to the Denver Seminary community. I could not be more delighted to partner with him." Dr. Timothy Koller, associate dean of academic affairs and director of the Leadership program Denver Seminary welcomes Dr. Allen Yeh as the creative director for the Young Adult Initiative. Dr. Yeh brings years of experience as a professor, author, and missiologist, with impactful contributions to organizations like Urbana and the Lausanne Congress Younger Leader Gatherings. Dr. Yeh will lead the YAI administrative directors in their research on effective strategies to engage, disciple, and mobilize young adults in ministry.

Nearly forty ministers, students, and alumni attended our Minister Appreciation Lunch in DC last weekend, celebrating the partnership between First Baptist Church of Glenarden and Denver Seminary. During this time, attendees heard messages from Denver Seminary President Dr. Mark Young and Dr. John Moreland, Director of Black Church Programs. Thank you to all who joined us for this celebration.

“We are called to be agents of reconciliation, yet too often we fail to fully address the ways racism impacts our communities and witness. The "Compelling and Credible Witness: The Church and Race" conference offers a chance to have honest, restorative conversations that are long overdue.” - Dr. Patty Pell, Executive Director of The Gospel Initiative and Assistant Professor of Theology, Justice, and Advocacy We are grateful to each of our speakers for their insights and to everyone who joined us for this essential conversation. During the event, we also took time to honor Dr. Mark Young, who will complete his fifteen-year term as Denver Seminary's president at the end of the year, for his vision and leadership in establishing the Gospel Initiative to foster important conversations like this. #DenSem #Seminary #TGI #TheChurch #Race Photos by Daniel Day

Join us in celebrating the careers, contributions, and lasting legacies of three retiring faculty members—Drs. David Buschart, Brad Widstrom, and Jan McCormack—through Denver Seminary's "Last Lecture" webinar series. In these sessions, each faculty member will speak on topics of their choosing, allowing the Denver Seminary community to learn from their wisdom and passion. Dr. Buschart's webinar kicks off the series next Wednesday, October 30 at noon. Register now at the link in the comments. Register now at the link in the comments. #DenSem #Seminary #Faculty #Retirment

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