By Anne Battle Schultz The term “theology” often brings to mind scholarly discussion and intellectual contemplation rather than the practicalities of daily life. But Dr. Ryan Tafilowski, chair of the Theology Department and assistant professor of Theology at Denver Seminary, has learned to “do theology” every day—and he teaches his students to do the same. …
Free Conference, March 22, hosted by Denver Seminary Washington, D.C. – Denver Seminary’s The Gospel Initiative invites faith leaders, students, healthcare professionals, and community members to an engaging and thought-provoking event, Compelling and Credible Witness: The Church and Health Justice. This half-day conference on Saturday, March 22 will explore the intersections of faith, justice, and…
Denver Seminary’s Black Church Programs invites the community to “One Night at His Feet,” an uplifting evening of praise and worship, and a celebration of the rich heritage of Black people in America. This powerful event will take place on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. at Restoration Christian Fellowship in Aurora. The event is…
In an era where social and cultural divides often influence faith communities, what can Black and White preachers learn from one another? What shared wisdom can deepen understanding and strengthen ministry? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation exploring the distinct approaches and preaching styles, leadership approaches, and perspectives on justice, identity, and community that Black…
When Felix Gilbert joined Denver Seminary’s faculty in 2013, he brought with him a passion for connecting the Seminary with Denver’s urban communities. As the founder and director of the Urban Initiative—now the Black Church Programs—he pioneered a year-long Lay Ministry Program to equip lay leaders in urban Denver communities. His visionary leadership helped bridge…
By: Melanie Predolich For Dr. Doug Nuenke, a Master of Divinity (MDiv) and Doctor of Ministry (DMin) graduate of Denver Seminary, his work has never been about the recognition or the position but about the gospel and God’s people. Doug’s walk with Christ began in the early 1980s during his undergraduate studies at Texas Christian…
By: Abby Perry Originally published in Engage Magazine, Fall 2022 Liz Stinard was used to being the resilient one. Having served overseas in the mission field with Wycliffe Bible Translators since 2000, Stinard had developed strong adaptability and coping skills that she’d called upon throughout her work and personal life. Not everything required those skills, of…
Littleton, Colo. – Denver Seminary is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Eva Bleeker, assistant professor of Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care, as the Rev. Dr. Jan McCormack Endowed Chair of Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care, effective January 1, 2025. Dr. Bleeker joined Denver Seminary in 2019, bringing a wealth of expertise and experience to her…
U.S. society will continue to fragment into ever-shrinking political and religious clusters as long as Americans continue to shun those with different perspectives, sociologist of religion Ryan Burge said in a Denver Seminary podcast. The trend has been highly visible in Christian denominations whose worship and ministry once were shared by Republican and Democratic members, but…
By: Dr. Mark Husbands, Denver Seminary President As we observe the National Day of Mourning for President Jimmy Carter, Denver Seminary stands with our nation in honoring a remarkable leader whose Christian testimony transcended political, social, and religious divides. Across his 99-plus years, President Carter exemplified what it looks like to respond to biblical call…