Widows’ prayer group: ‘Therefore, I hope in Him’

Each month, the Widows’ Might prayer ministry receives a newsletter containing the prayer requests of Southwestern Seminary, students, faculty and families. This ministry, which has become an integral part of the seminary, consists of widows across the United States who are committed to praying for the seminary. The ministry was first started while Paige Patterson…

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Students experience connection, community on College Retreat

Just about the time when students begin to feel the pressure of reading assignments and papers, the College Retreat offers them a fun opportunity to let out the steam, connect with their peers, and be challenged by Scripture. This year, 65 College at Southwestern students attended the weekend retreat at Latham Springs Baptist Camp, Aquilla,…

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Students challenged to join Great Commission work in South Asia

During Southwestern Seminary’s International Church Planting Week, Sept. 12-16, visiting International Mission Board missionaries emphasized missions among the South Asian affinity group. Throughout the week, missionaries visited students in classes and nightly events, sharing about the unique opportunities and needs in this region. Students and faculty also heard the testimonies of missionaries during all three…

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Team effort results in two salvations

Just as the disciples were sent out two by two in order to preach repentance and the coming of the Kingdom of God, so Southwestern students Christian Stringer and Analisa Gonzales went forth as a two-person evangelism team in a local neighborhood in order to proclaim the Good News of Christ. Their labors resulted in…

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Father, son accept Christ during Everyday Evangelism encounter

Nearing the end of their 4-6 p.m. window, the Southwestern “Everyday Evangelism” team considered ending their session, but given their close proximity to the seminary campus, they decided to knock on at least one more door. Directly across the street from the Riley Center, they did just that, and a young boy named Brian answered…

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