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. What makes Denver Seminary’s…
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…
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…
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…
For our 2024 Advent Devotional, members of the Denver Seminary community wrote these twenty-five devotions focused on the theme of “God with us.” “Remembering can be a deeply spiritual discipline. It allows us to see ever more clearly what we often miss in the hustle and bustle of daily life: the abiding presence of Christ…
Today, many Christian women feel called to ministry and wonder if there is a place for them in church leadership. So, if you find yourself asking, “Is there a place for me in ministry?” The answer is yes. God uniquely gifts women for a variety of ministry roles throughout the church. At Denver Seminary, we…
There is a way to reduce the anger and polarization around America’s gun debate by using tenets of faith, according to Michael Austin, author of God and Guns in America. “We really can reduce gun violence in the United States while actually protecting the rights of responsible gun owners in ways that are true to the Second…
Littleton, Colo. – Amidst the ongoing spotlight on gun violence in political discussions, school safety conversations, and community forums, the Church has frequently remained on the sidelines of conversations. On Fri., April 19, the Gospel Initiative at Denver Seminary will take a proactive stance hosting the “Compelling and Credible Witness: The Church and Gun Violence”…
Littleton, Colo – The Board of Trustees of Denver Seminary, at their March 7 meeting, received and accepted the request from Dr. Mark Young to complete his 15-year tenure as President effective Dec. 31, 2024. Dr. Young will assume the position of Chancellor on Jan. 1, 2025. “Serving alongside the faculty, staff, and trustees at…
Have you ever wondered about the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the Church? This webinar will investigate the possibilities and challenges of AI in spiritual contexts and discuss its potential role in worship, community engagement, and more. Our panelists will explore the impact technology has on the landscape of faith and the ethical considerations…