Events

Single Focus is for single women enrolled at Boyce College and Southern Seminary. It offers a monthly forum on areas related to life skills and ministry that are not covered in college and seminary curricula. Each forum features a one-hour lecture on the monthly topic followed by a Q&A, a panel, another lecture, or a demonstration.

The Pastoral Counseling Workshop is an opportunity designed for men serving in counseling ministries, providing a space for learning, networking, and retreat, held October 27-29, 2025.

Featuring Brian Croft, Michael Carlino, Jonathan Ginn, and Jon Page
Written by 12 former SBTS students and Mathena Center alumni, Dear Aspiring Pastor includes reflections on principles learned from the Center which have shaped each individual's pastoral ministry. Join us in the Bookstore to celebrate the latest Southern Seminary Press publication and the Mathena Center's 10-year anniversary!

Dr. Bruce will be reading John Knox: The Boy Who Changed a Country by Sinclair B. Ferguson. All ages welcome. No RSVP required.

"Understanding Christian-Muslim Apologetics: The Art of Debating on Religion" will equip participants with essential skills to understand Christian-Muslim apologetics and navigate religious discussions with clarity and confidence. Whether you're new to apologetics or looking to sharpen your debate skills, this is a valuable opportunity to grow in faith and dialogue effectively.

Be a Bulldog Day is a unique campus visit, ideal for high school juniors, seniors or transfer students who have already attended a Preview Day or Campus Visit, that gives prospective students the chance to experience life at Boyce first hand.

Coffee and light refreshments will be provided. The nature of the discussion is for students to get to know the professors better as well as ask questions regarding the professor’s latest research, advice on academic studies, and provide counsel for them in serving the church while they are a part of the academy.

Coffee and light refreshments will be provided. The nature of the discussion is for students to get to know the professors better as well as ask questions regarding the professor’s latest research, advice on academic studies, and provide counsel for them in serving the church while they are a part of the academy.