Building a Career from Training and Mentoring
October 11, 2023
Dr. Liz Selzer, a Denver Seminary alumna, joins for Engage360 episode 121 to discuss her career journey which has been deeply impacted by her experience with Denver Seminary’s Training and Mentoring program. She also shares about her PhD work, which was focused on the effectiveness of the Mentoring program. Dr. Selzer’s career has spanned multiple sectors, where she has integrated her faith and mentoring skills to foster growth and impact individuals and organizations around the world.

Dr. Selzer also shares about her book, 3G Mentoring, highlights mentoring techniques, and explores ways to bridge generational, gender, and cultural differences, emphasizing the power of mentoring and listening.
Disability and a Different Perspective on Miracles
October 4, 2023
Are miracles just God doing exactly what we ask for, or is there a different way to understand them? Dr. J.D. Kim, assistant director of the Doctor of Ministry Korean Global Campus and adjunct faculty in Theology, shares about his book, From Walking to Wheeling: How God Reconstructed One Man’s Dreams, and his story of suffering and finding faith and purpose after a life-altering snowboarding accident left him a quadriplegic. After the accident, Dr. Kim faced immense physical and emotional challenges. However, he recounts a pivotal moment when he reached out to God, asking for a miracle. He describes how, even though he didn't experience a miraculous physical healing, he found a deeper sense of faith, hope, and purpose that transformed his perspective on suffering and miracles.

Dr. Kim also highlights the importance of understanding and ministering to people with disabilities in churches and communities. He emphasizes the need for genuine connection and inclusion, urging people not to be afraid to approach individuals with disabilities, but to reach out in love and fellowship. Dr. Kim's story serves as a powerful t

February 27, 2020

“A Conversation about the Death Penalty” Event Recording

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“A Conversation about the Death Penalty” was hosted by Equal Justice USA Evangelical Network, the Christian Community Development Association, and Denver Seminary at the Seminary this February.

Watch the event recording to engage in a dialogue about the death penalty and its impact.Hear messages and testimonies from Christian activist and author Shane Claiborne; Colorado victims’ advocate Sharletta Evans, whose young son was killed in a drive-by shooting; and Ray Krone, who spent nearly 10 years in prison, including three years on death row, for a murder he did not commit.

Claiborne is a prominent speaker, activist, and best-selling author. His work has appeared in Esquire, Christianity Today, TIME, and The Wall Street Journal, and he has on appeared Fox News, CNN and NPR.

Evans’ 3-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting in Denver. Today, she works to bring healing to both victims and offenders and is a restorative justice practitioner.

Krone co-founded Witness to Innocence in 2003. He continues to be an active member of WTI, speaking across the nation and urging states to abolish the death penalty.

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