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The Meeter Center's annual Reformation Day public lecture will take place on Monday, Oct. 30 at 3:30 PM in the Calvin Theological Seminary auditorium. This year's lecture is "Life as a Refugee in Calvin's Geneva." Co-sponsored by the Calvin Academy for Lifelong Learning. Also don't miss our ongoing exhibit on John Calvin, Exile, and Religious Refugees in…
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Donors, students, faculty, and staff came together for a time of celebrating the generosity of our donors and the faithfulness of God. We remember the financial provision that God supplies to our students. (Invite Only) Location: Frederik Meijer Gardens Schedule: 6:00pm Light Reception / 6:30pm Dinner / 7:30pm Program |
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Calvin Seminary welcomes Mark Braverman, Program Director of Kairos USA, and author of A Wall in Jerusalem: Hope, Healing, and the Struggle for Justice in Israel and Palestine, to speak at a breakfast event, October 31, 2023, at 7:30 am in the Calvin Seminary Auditorium. We’ll hear him speak on the struggle for justice and peace in… 
Our Tuesday rhythm of Public Reading of Scripture (PRS) continues this semester – Tuesdays at noon, in the Student Center as we continue listening together to God’s Word from Luke/Acts. We’ll listen together and then enjoy the lunch that is provided. The goal of this spiritual practice is to: Build community among students, faculty, and staff Create… |
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Passage: Luke 18:1-8 Title: "Waiting for God” Speaker: Prof. Karin Maag Dr. Maag will be leading us in Reformation Day worship tomorrow in the chapel or livestream here. She'll be speaking on "Waiting for God" from Luke 18:1-8, and we'll be blessed by a small CTS orchestra leading us in singing Psalms. Special Orchestra Players: Trumpet…
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Calvin Seminary is hosting "Interested Clergy Conversation" for two upcoming speakers that Calvin University is bringing to the Student Center as part of its Healthy Dialogue Series. These events are open to all CTS faculty, staff and students along with local clergy and CTS alumni. Amy Peeler, author of Women and the Gender of God… |
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All faculty and staff are welcome to attend the EMU (Executive Management Update) from 10:15 to 10:45 am in the Auditorium to hear an update from the Student Life Office and Vocational Formation Office. Refreshments will be provided. 
We often read the Bible for information, especially for class, sermons, teaching. How do we read the Bible for formation, so that it shapes us? Join us on Thursdays from noon to 1:00pm in Classroom 142 as we learn and practice disciplines for reading the Word of God as formation. We are working on a manuscript… |
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PRS (Public Reading of Scripture) is held on Tuesdays at noon in the Student Center, where hearing scripture in the community forms us in Christ for ministry. Our readings for today are Psalms 61, 62, and Luke 19-21. Join us for PRS and a tasty meal to follow! |
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Passage: John 14: 1-7 Title: Do not Be Troubled Speaker: Kang Heo, MDiv student How can we not be troubled? Jesus' profound words leave us wondering. We'll explore how Jesus' words of comfort to his disciples apply to us. Livestream Link: Click here to access the livestream We'll be celebrating the Lord's Supper. Donut fellowship… |
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We often read the Bible for information, especially for class, sermons, teaching. How do we read the Bible for formation, so that it shapes us? Join us on Thursdays from noon to 1:00pm in Classroom 142 as we learn and practice disciplines for reading the Word of God as formation. We are working on a manuscript…
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All new international students are invited. There will be round table discussion led by ISAT. |
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You are cordially invited to our Monthly Mini Colloquium, on Monday, November 13, 2023, 12:30 - 1:15 PM, in the Student Center. Please note that because of Thanksgiving break, we meet one week early this time. Sam Ha, our theological librarian and curator of the Meeter Center, will discuss his forthcoming journal article, "Toward a… |
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Our readings for next week are: Psalms 63, 64, and Luke 22-24. All students, faculty, and staff are invited. Join us for PRS and a tasty meal to follow! Our Tuesday rhythm of Public Reading of Scripture (PRS) continues this semester – Tuesdays at noon, in the Student Center as we continue listening together to God’s… |
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On Wednesday, November 15, at 10:00am in the chapel (or livestream here) we'll be having a service of remembrance, hope, and peace in recognition of Remembrance Day/Veterans Day (Nov. 11). If you would like a Remembrance Day poppy pin, they are available at the door and in the Student Life Office. Donut fellowship in the Student Center… |
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We often read the Bible for information, especially for class, sermons, teaching. How do we read the Bible for formation, so that it shapes us? Join us on Thursdays from noon to 1:00pm in Classroom 142 as we learn and practice disciplines for reading the Word of God as formation. We are working on a manuscript… |
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On Friday, November 24, at 4:00 pm in the Student Center, the Residential Student Advisory Team (RSAT), with the help of Eric Lynch, is hosting a dinner for students and families looking for a traditional US Thanksgiving Dinner. (Staff and Faculty are welcome, too!) The turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing will be provided, and those… |
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Our Tuesday rhythm of Public Reading of Scripture (PRS) continues this semester – Tuesdays at noon, in the Student Center as we continue listening together to God’s Word from Luke/Acts. Our readings for this week are: Psalms 65, 66, and Acts 1-3. Join us for PRS and a tasty meal to follow! The goal of this spiritual… |
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Passage: Which King? Title: Philippians 2:5-11 Speaker: Sam Ha, PhD student and Theological Librarian We all believe that Christ is our King. But what kind of king is he? We will look together at how the Scriptures describe Christ as the King who reigns over all. Watch Livestream here. Donut fellowship in the Student Center to… |
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We often read the Bible for information, especially for class, sermons, teaching. How do we read the Bible for formation, so that it shapes us? Join us on Thursdays from noon to 1:00pm in Classroom 142 as we learn and practice disciplines for reading the Word of God as formation. We are working on a manuscript… |
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