In Perspective: Engaging the World Through Foster Care
September 19, 2024
Join us as we explore the complex challenge of caring for God’s precious children through foster care. We will learn from experienced leaders and caregivers about obstacles and opportunities facing foster care families in the United States.

Among the questions we will address are: How does the foster care system impact our youth and families? How have faith communities engaged well with this process and those impacted? How are faith communities challenged when engaging with the process and those impacted? How can the Church support or equip its members through foster care?
The Gospel Initiative at Denver Seminary to Host Conference on the Church and Political Engagement, Fri. Sept. 20
August 19, 2024
Littleton, Colo. – As the 2024 elections approach, the role of Christians in shaping the political landscape will be a focal point in media coverage, church discussions, and community and household conversations. For some, the State is viewed as God’s servant for the common good; for others, it poses a challenge to faith and freedom. While some Christians dedicate their lives to political activism, others believe the Church should steer clear of the political sphere.

On Fri., Sept. 20, from 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., topic experts will join The Gospel Initiative at Denver Seminary for the Compelling and Credible Witness: The Church and Politics conference to consider how the Church and Christians engage in today's political environment. The conference is free and open to the public, in person and onl

July 31, 2020

Panel: Race and Theological Education – Developing Theological Education that Engages People of Color

How do we create a theological education that includes and engages people of color and differing backgrounds? How do we ensure that we are including diverse cultures, experiences, and voices in the conversations that drive how theology and the bible are taught? Watch this distinct panel conversation for a look into how we may invite more diversity into this discussion.

Facilitated by:
Felix Gilbert, DMin Assistant Professor of Pastoral Leadership and Ministry; Director of the Urban Initiative

With Panelists:
Dr. Rodney Patterson, CEO, The Learner’s Group
Dr. Ralph West, Founder and Senior Pastor,The Church Without Walls
Dr. Angie Ward, Leadership teacher and coach, Assistant Director DMin Program, Denver Seminary
Rev. Dexter Nutall, Pastor, New Bethel Baptist Church
Tim Koller, MA, Associate Dean for Program Innovation and Extension Education; Director of the Leadership Program

Panel Discussion

Panel: Race and Theological Education – Developing Theological Education that Engages People of Color

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