Equipping Others for Community Change
Summer Student Presentations
What does meaningful community change look like in real life?
Join the Northeastern Seminary community for an inspiring afternoon as two seminary students share how they are actively contributing to transformation in their communities. Through real-world, application-based examples, these students will explore initiatives that are creating tangible social and community impact. There will be time for questions after each presentation.
Each presenter will also offer theologically grounded, practical insights—equipping attendees with tools and ideas they can adapt within their own ministry or community context.
Registration is required. This event is free, but space is limited to 60 attendees.
Event Details
Date: Sunday, June 7
Time: 4:00–5:30 PM
Location: Roberts Wesleyan University
Ellen Stowe – Dining Commons
Following the presentation, attendees are invited to register for the related symposium, Discipleship in a Polarized Culture. Please note that registration for the symposium is separate.
Interested in presenting?
Whether you are taking a summer course or not, any currently enrolled Northeastern Seminary student is encouraged to apply. Scholarship funding may be available to support transportation and lodging for selected participants. The deadline to apply is Friday, April 3.