Nama institusi

Denver Seminary

Jumlah mahasiswa

939

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

6399 South Santa Fe Drive
LITTLETON 80120

Nama tempat/fakultas

Division of Ministry Department

Alamat

6399 South Santa Fe Drive
LITTLETON
Colorado
80120

Uraian Tempat

Denver Seminary began in the minds of several Colorado Conservative Baptist pastors, who presented the idea at the annual meeting of the Conservative Baptist Association of Colorado in May, 1950. In response, the association formed an organizing committee of Conservative Baptist leadres. In the ensuing months, these men secured an adequate building for the new school and led in the selection of the first faculty and Board of Trustees. After promotion began, inquiries came in from a number of prospective students. In September 1950, 31 students enrolled. The next year marked the coming of Dr. Carey S. Thomas as president and Dr. Vernon C. Grounds as dean. In a relatively short time the school obtained governmental approval for education under the G.I. Bill. This was followed by approval for the training of foreign students and later by governmental recognition for the education of chaplains. The first graduating class (1952) consisted of six members, all of whom had transferred to Denver from other schools. Now-a-days, over 4,000 graduates of Denver Seminary serve Christ throughout the world. Thus the dream of a group of pastors is now a vibrant reality -- a significant factor in reaching the world for Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Nomor telepon

+1 303 761 2482

Apakah di lokasi ini tersedia akomodasi?

Ya

Informasi mengenai akomodasi

Community life is an important part of the entire Seminary experience, and living on-campus is one of the best ways to fully experience Denver Seminary's close-knit, supportive environment. This environment, combined with convenience and affordable rental rates, makes on-campus housing a desirable option for many students. Their new campus has 93 rentable units, including one, two, and three bedroom apartments for single and married students. Each unit is equipped with a refrigerator, electric range/oven, and dishwasher. A community laundry facility and children's play room is also in the apartment complex. Denver Seminary rents apartments by lease through the Housing Department. Rental rates include water, sewage and internet access. They do not include energy (gas/electric), phone or cable. Campus apartments are reserved for degree-seeking students who are taking six hours per semester and are rented on a first come basis. Students interested in applying for on-campus housing will receive a Campus Housing Application from the Admissions Office upon acceptance into a degree program. Since the waiting list for campus housing grows quickly, interested students should submit their application as soon as possible to the Housing Department.