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September 2019
Bible Teacher’s Portfolio
Beginning in September 2019, Reformed Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., will offer a portfolio of biblical and systematic theology courses designed to prepare both ordained and unordained Christian leaders for the work of teaching and exposition of Scripture. The first Saturday class to be offered in this format beginning Saturday, September 7, will be Genesis-Deuteronomy, taught by Dr. Peter Lee. The number of Saturdays will depend on each class’s hours requirements—three for a 2-credit class, five for a 3-credit class.…
Find out more »Orlando City Soccer Night
RTS will be hosting an Orlando City Soccer Night get-together at the Exploria Stadium in downtown to see our Orlando City Lions face off against the LA Football Club. Tickets are only $30 each!
Find out more »Convocation — RTS Washington
Join us as we come together in worship and launch a new academic year. Chancellor Ligon Duncan will be the keynote speaker. Reception and open house will follow.
Find out more »RTS Jackson 2019 Missions Conference
Reformed Theological Seminary is pleased to announce that Dr. Ayman S. Ibrahim will serve as the keynote speaker for the 2019 Missions Conference, held at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi September 10th and 11th. Dr. Ibrahim will be speaking on the topic “Reaching Out To My Muslim Neighbor.” Dr. Ibrahim was born and raised in Egypt. Since 1991, he has taught in various countries in the Muslim world and in the West at the undergraduate and graduate levels. He…
Find out more »Chapel: Dr. Greg Lanier
This semester the chapel messages will explore the theme of “Taste and See the Goodness of God,”—the attribute of his goodness, the evidence of his goodness, his goodness toward his children, the goodness of the Good News, and others ways in which we can know and experience God as a good God. Join us on September 11 for a message from Dr. Greg Lanier.
Find out more »Chapel Service: Dr. Ayman S. Ibrahim
Chapel is held in Grace Chapel on Wednesday mornings from 11:00 to 11:50 AM during the Fall and Spring semesters. The purpose of chapel is to praise God with singing, to offer prayer for the seminary community, and to sit together as a community under the preached Word of God. Attendance is required for all faculty members and for all students taking two or more classes during the Fall or Spring semesters as part of the RTS Jackson graduation requirement.…
Find out more »Mission to North America Ministry Lunch
Thinking about church planting or being on a church planting team? What are the issues to consider? What’s the difference between planting and pastoring? How do you know if church planting is for you? Clint Wilcke, Ministry Coordinator for the MidSouth Church Planting Network, and Jim Hatch, Mission to North America’s Church Planter Development Director, will host a free Chick-fil-a lunch Thursday, September 12 in Patterson’s Porch at 12:00 pm. Come explore what a church planter does and what qualities…
Find out more »WiM Gathering
RTS Orlando's Women in Ministry will be holding a meeting on Thursday, September 12. Childcare will be provided. For questions or more information, please contact Robin McMurray.
Find out more »MAC vs. M-DIV Volleyball Championships
The Office of Student Services invites all students, staff, and faculty to stop by the gymnasium on September 13th to attend the second ever M-DIV vs. MAC Volleyball Championship. To register for either team, click here. Even if you are not participating in the games, take the opportunity to come out and cheer them on! Contact Jim Scott with any questions.
Find out more »Student Writing Seminar
This seminar is designed for new students to assist them in understanding expectations for graduate research papers as they begin seminary studies. We will cover basic information on research methodologies, proper documentation of sources, writing quality papers, and how to access library resources. The seminar is taught by three professors – Fortson, Cara and McMullen, who bring expertise from their respective fields of study – historical/theological studies, biblical studies, and library science.
Find out more »First Year Forum
Have you ever wondered…if you should take Gen-Josh, Gospels, and Greek EX at the same time? How long it actually takes to write a 15-page paper? If 25 credit hours is too many? If so, please join Student Council and our phenomenal registrar, Lisa Ellis, for the First Year Forum, a time when you can ask anything and SC members tell all! This lunch is specifically for students in their first year of seminary. Register here.
Find out more »Chapel: Rev. Tim Rice
This semester the chapel messages will explore the theme of “Taste and See the Goodness of God,”—the attribute of his goodness, the evidence of his goodness, his goodness toward his children, the goodness of the Good News, and others ways in which we can know and experience God as a good God. Join us on September 18 for a message from Rev. Tim Rice.
Find out more »Chapel Service: Rev. Allen Stanton
Chapel is held in Grace Chapel on Wednesday mornings from 11:00 to 11:50 AM during the Fall and Spring semesters. The purpose of chapel is to praise God with singing, to offer prayer for the seminary community, and to sit together as a community under the preached Word of God. Attendance is required for all faculty members and for all students taking two or more classes during the Fall or Spring semesters as part of the RTS Jackson graduation requirement.…
Find out more »African Transformational Leadership Ministry Lunch
Rev. Dr. Robert Kamau, founder of African Transformational Leadership, will be speaking during the lunch after chapel in Patterson’s Porch on Wednesday, September 18. Dr. Kamau is a Kenyan-born scholar, a graduate of Reformed Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry graduate from Piedmont International University. He is an ordained minister and a respected elder in the church in Kenya. He is married to Alice, and the couple has two biological boys (Kelvin, 26, and Roy, 23), and an adopted…
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