Posts by Karen Garcia
Faculty panel discusses Southwestern’s globally engaged core value
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS) continued its emphasis on missions during its Sept. 10 chapel service, which featured a panel of SWBTS and Texas Baptist College (TBC) faculty discussing the seminary’s globally engaged core value. The panel featured Dean Sieberhagen, interim dean of the Roy J. Fish School of Evangelism, director of the World Missions…
Read MoreSouthwestern turns focus to the nations during Global Missions Week
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated and encouraged its core value of being globally engaged with a Global Missions Emphasis week, Sep. 3-6, which included a variety of opportunities for students to meet missionaries, hear from evangelism and missions faculty, and learn of opportunities for them join in missions. “This is a very important week for…
Read MoreSupply Day finds help students settle in at Southwestern Seminary and Texas Baptist College
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Texas Baptist College students roamed the aisles set up in the Recreation and Aerobics Center (RAC) in search of items to help them settle into their new “home” on Seminary Hill. The annual event known as Supply Day, held Aug. 14, featured a giveaway of furniture, bedding, towels, housewares, and…
Read MoreTeam shares love of Christ with refugees on Germany mission trip
Students will return to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS) this fall with stories of what they did over the summer. For one group of students, their stories will tell of their efforts to spread the Gospel overseas. Seven SWBTS and Texas Baptist College (TBC) students and two faculty traveled to Cologne, Germany, this summer to…
Read MoreFort Worth native is TBC essay scholarship winner
When Texas Baptist College (TBC) classes begin this fall, Fort Worth native Abigail Montgomery will return to the campus she often visited as a child – this time as an incoming student and the winner of the TBC Presidential Scholarship Essay Competition. Prospective students were invited to submit a 3,500-4,500-word essay that answered the question,…
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