Golden Gate Rocky Mountain Campus

GGBTS Doctor of Ministry Degree Cohort Available in 2014

By Jim Wilson

The demands of ministry do not always allow hopping on a plane and traveling across the country to participate in a DMin Seminar.  In 2014, Golden Gate Seminary’s Doctor of Ministry degree will start a new cohort group in Colorado.  You can earn your DMin without ever leaving the state.

Rocky Mountain Campus' Graduation Ceremony

May 18 2013 2:00 pm

The Rocky Mountain Campus of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary will honor 24 graduates at the spring commencement on Saturday, May 18th.  The ceremony will be held at Community of Grace at 2:00 p.m. 

You are invited to join us as Dr. Jeff Iorg, seminary president, confers the following degrees: Master of Theological Studies to – Kevin Hasenack, Rob Lee and John Musil; Master of Divinity to – Patty Alexander, Jeff Barros, Matt Crowe, Russell Daniel, Tony Hyun, Matt Morton, Charles Sun and Greg Teel.  Along with five CLD grads from Wyoming; seven CLD grads from Burma; and one DMin.

Apologetics Conference & Seminary Preview Day

Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary will be hosting a Seminary Preview Day on Saturday, May 11, at the Rocky Mountain Campus.  Dr. Adam Groza, Vice President of Student Services, will present an Apologetics Conference from 8-11 am.  This seminar will explore the biblical passages regarding apologetics and the character of an apologist.  A brief history of apologetics will be given, highlighting historically significant Christian apologists and key arguments which have enduring value.  Participants will be exposed to “Five Common Objections to Christianity” and equipped with responses that are both reasonable and faithful to Scripture.

Live Like a Missionary

Mill Valley, CA –Proclaim Good News and make disciples from every nation. Until all nations hear and Jesus returns, this is still our purpose as followers of Christ. Some believers will go vocationally as missionaries in intercultural ministry. Many will go on short-term trips and some will go to multiple places around the world. However, the nations are not just “over there,” they are all around us. So every serious disciple must live purposely and redemptively in order to make disciples of those around us. Live like you are on mission!

2013 Women’s Leadership Consultation

Mill Valley, CA – “We live in a very diverse world, even in our own neighborhood,” said Ann Iorg, wife of Golden Gate Seminary President Jeff Iorg and host of the 2013 Women’s Leadership Consultation, a yearly conference which rotates between the six Southern Baptist seminaries. The conference was designed for women leaders and future leaders in the local church, and attended by ministry directors, teachers, ministry leaders' wives, and other women who serve in the church.

A Coming Crisis

Mill Valley, CA – “There is a coming crisis related to pastoral ministry in the church,” announced Jeff Iorg, president of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. “The crisis isn’t internet pornography, misuse of funds, authoritarian leadership styles, or doctrinal error. The coming crisis is we soon won’t have enough pastors.” 

Golden Gate Seminary’s Board of Trustees Hear of God’s Blessing

By Phyllis Evans

(Brea, CA) Trustees of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary received reports about seminary operations, accomplished routine business, and toured the Southern California campus during the two-day Board meeting October 8 and 9, 2012.

“Golden Gate Seminary continues to fulfill its mission of shaping leaders who expand God’s kingdom around the world,” President Jeff Iorg said in his opening remarks to the trustees. “While daily challenges of seminary operations are sometimes daunting, the trajectory of our school is healthy – with much evidence of God’s blessing on our work.”

Entirely Online Master Degree

By Phyllis Evans

Mill Valley, CA –Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary announces its entirely online Master of Theological Studies (MTS) degree program is available for the first time beginning this fall.  Dually accredited, this 49-hour, two year program allows students to earn a seminary degree from anywhere in the world without disrupting their current life and ministry.

Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary’s 2012 Spring Graduation

(Mill Valley, CA – May 29, 2012)  A 71-year old retired 747 pilot earned a Master of Divinity and a 20-year old woman who grew up in a Burmese refugee camp received a Diploma in Christian Ministry to bracket the most recent class of graduates from Golden Gate Seminary.  These were among the 198 students, representing 22 states and 11 countries, who graduated at the Seminary’s five campuses May 2012.

Rocky Mountain Campus, Commencement May 12

By Kandi Stimson

The Rocky Mountain Campus of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary held its spring commencement on Saturday, May 12, at Community of Grace.  Graduates who received a Doctor of Ministry were: Bill Lighty, John Howeth, Doug Jones, Derrick Wilson, Randy Langham, and Albert Harris.  

Master of Divinity was awarded to: Bryan Adler, Al Barrera, Richard Long, J.J. McLallen, Christine Moos, John Moreland and Jeff Rogers.  

Seminary Preview Day

Apr 16 2012 2:00 pm

Prospective students are invited to Seminary Preview Day, on Monday, April 16, 2012, hosted by the Rocky Mountain Campus of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary.  
 
The event starts at 2:00 p.m. with opening words by Dr. Steve Veteto, Regional Campus Director.  Visitors will then be able to shadow classes; attend a Q & A session with faculty and staff; and join the faculty, staff and current student body for a campus-wide cookout. 
 

Seminary Students Ready to Serve

James and Patty Alexander are husband and wife Master of Divinity students at Golden Gate’s Rocky Mountain Campus. Married for 22 years, they have five children and are presently ministering at their church, The Rising, in Arvada, CO.

“We plan to go into full-time ministry when we retire in two years,” said James. “Currently we’re both working for the government, and expect to be financially self-sufficient so we won’t burden any ministry. We want to be as open as possible to God’s leading.”

Amy Nguyen's Story

“I tried twice to escape my country and consequently spent three months in jail.” Very few of us could include that statement in our things-I-did-my-junior-year-in-high-school list. Amy Nguyen can, though.

Natives of Viet Nam, Amy and her family attempted their two escapes as the Communist North Vietnamese took over their South Vietnam homeland in 1975. They remained there, under Communist control, for ten more years. Though their country retreated into difficult cultural conditions (Amy’s family had no car or phone and cooked by charcoal, with limited access to electricity), it was still home. Thus, when she and her family immigrated to San Diego, CA, Amy’s emotions were more about homesickness and sadness than excitement about a new life and culture.

Second Highest Student Enrollment

The Rocky Mountain Campus of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary has experienced a great beginning to our spring 2011 semester. Student enrollment is at 77, up 8 students from this time last year (spring 2010) and up 11 students from last semester (fall 2010). This represents the second highest student enrollment at the RMC since its inception in 1996.

A public “way to go staff and faculty” is in order, because this would not have been possible without them. God has blessed the RMC with a great team! This increase includes 12 new students at the RMC. A couple of highlights: first, we are seeing an influx of students from New Mexico and most of them are former IMB journeyman; and second, we had four new students enroll in the Bible Teaching Certificate from one of the CO African-American churches. God is still thrusting out laborers into the harvest.

Thank you CO Baptists for your partnership and encouragement as we strive to: “Shape effective Christian leaders who accelerate the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the churches of the West and on mission to the world.”

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