Denver Seminary Closes Largest Campaign in Its History, Raising $40.5 Million
July 31, 2026
Denver Seminary has closed the largest fundraising campaign in its history, raising $40.5 million in gifts, estate commitments, and pledges. The total is 145 percent of the campaign's original 23 million in gifts, $5 million in estate commitments). It exceeds that goal by $12.5 million. The Seminary announced the milestone at a celebration event marking the campaign's conclusion, held July 30 at the Denver Botanic Gardens.

Since the campaign began in July 2023, 1,369 donors gave toward the effort. Their gifts endowed four academic chairs, including the Blomberg Chair in New Testament, and funded nine new scholarships while strengthening 55 others, placing more than $4 million directly into the hands of students who otherwise could not have completed their degrees. The campaign
Denver Seminary appoints Tammy Boyle Vice President of Advancement
July 13, 2026
Denver Seminary announced that Tammy Boyle has accepted the role of Vice President of Advancement, effective Monday, July 13, 2026. Boyle joins the seminary's Executive Leadership Team following a national search conducted with CarterBaldwin.

Boyle brings nearly two decades of development leadership across faith-based and nonprofit organizations. She most recently served as Chief Development Officer at Unbound Now, an anti-human trafficking organization, where she built the organization's development and marketing function from its founding and exceeded its annual fundraising goal by $200,000. Before that, she spent thirteen years at Prison Fe

November 18, 2024

Fall 2024 Engage Magazine

The Fall 2024 issue of Engage magazine honors Dr. Mark Young as he concludes his fifteen-year tenure as president this December. Denver Seminary faculty and community members also reflect on the Seminary’s core commitment to Global Concern. Additionally, this issue features stories about the Seminary’s upcoming 75th anniversary, highlights from students and alumni, updates on events and initiatives, and other valuable resources.

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