Calendar

SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

SPEAKER:  Alycia Wood, RZIM Itinerate Speaker/Roberts Alum

MESSAGE:  "Struggling to Believe: A Look at some Common Objections to Christianity"

The journey of discerning which path of theological education is right for you is much clearer when you have all the information you need. We invite you to attend a Seminary information webinar from the comfort of your home or office. Together we will discuss the critical program components that fully equip and transform students to share in the mission of God.

You can expect to:

• Get to know us better
• Learn more about our many programs and distinctives
• Share your vision for ministry and theological study
• Gain insight into new online learning opportunities
• Ask questions

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.nes.edu/information-meetings/

Natalie Jackson - Horn

Nicole Sturdivant - Horn

Free and open to the public.

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.roberts.edu/department-of-music-and-performing-arts.aspx

SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

SPEAKER:  Alycia Wood, RZIM Itinerate Speaker/Roberts Alum

MESSAGE:  "The Hiddenness of God:  Why Isn't God More Obvious?"

Program Contact: Lisa DeVinney, 585.594.6990 DeVinney_Lisa@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/bha

Information Meeting Sign Up

Event Link/Event Registration: http://www.roberts.edu/bha

Program Contact: Lisa DeVinney, 585.594.6990 DeVinney_Lisa@roberts.edu
Program Web Site: http://www.roberts.edu/om

Information Meeting Sign Up

Event Link/Event Registration: http://www.roberts.edu/om

An Evening of Music for Piano, Four-Hands
Joseph Werner and Michael Landrum, pianists

The recital is free and open to the public. No tickets required.

SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

SPEAKER:  Alycia Wood, RZIM Itinerate Speaker/Roberts Alum

MESSAGE: "#RobertsSpiritualEmphasis" Week Q/A with Alycia  - post and vote on questions throughout the week on SLI.DO

Free Public Lecture with Dr. Richard Mouw

Keynote speaker Dr. Richard Mouw, Professor of Faith and Public Life at Fuller Theological Seminary, will deliver a lecture exploring the continuing value of the term "evangelical" in the 21st century, while tracing the history of its meaning and usage over the past hundred years.

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.nes.edu/calendar/theology-conference/

Evangelical Theology: New Challenges, New Opportunities

Keynote speaker Dr. Richard Mouw, professor of faith and public life at Fuller Theological Seminary, joins Northeastern Seminary and The Canadian-American Theological Association for an interdisciplinary theology conference on October 20-21, 2017.

Dr. Mouw is the author of numerous books, including Uncommon Decency: Christian Civility in an Uncivil World (rev. ed. IVP, 2010), Called to the Life of the Mind: Some Advice for Evangelical Scholars (Eerdmans, 2014), and his recent autobiography, Adventures in Evangelical Civility: A Lifelong Quest for Common Ground (Brazos, 2016). Dr. Mouw will deliver two lectures (one on Friday evening, one on Saturday) exploring the continuing value of the term “Evangelical” in the twenty-first century, while tracing the history of its meaning and usage over the past hundred years.

Event Link/Event Registration: https://www.nes.edu/calendar/theology-conference/