This program is designed to provide seminary education to Christians who cannot attend classes during the week. People who want to enrich their lives through graduate-level Christian studies can complete the M.A. degree in Leadership, the M.A. degree in Counseling Ministries or the M.Div. degree. New students can begin their seminary degree programs with the weekend format and then, if they desire, can switch to the full-time or traditional program to accelerate the completion of their degree. Traditional students benefit because required core courses in the Bible, theology, and church history are offered on weekends in different semesters than in the normal schedule, allowing students more flexibility to work round conflicts or other responsibilities. Six or more classes are offered each semester.
Current students register for weekend courses in the same way they do for all courses.
This Denver Seminary program is designed to offer men and women with a college degree opportunities for personal growth and increased effectiveness as Christian leaders in society and in their local churches. Our primary goal is to train lay people to give effective testimony in their particular vocations and to serve within local churches as lay leaders in counseling, preaching, teaching, caring and supervising. Through this seminary education program, Christians who are college graduates may take graduate-level courses conveniently. Each course meets only one evening each week, permitting students to attend classes with a minimum of adjustment in their normal weekly routine. Application procedures are the same as for the Weekend Seminary stated above.