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ESTATE GIFTS ARE PLANNED IN SEVERAL WAYS:
Bequest (Will or Living Trust)
Beneficiary Designation (Life Insurance or IRA)
Charitable Gift Annuity
Charitable Remainder Trust
Charitable Lead Trust
Other
If you have planned an estate gift to Denver Seminary and choose to let us know, we would
thankfully add your name to the list of Legacy Builders. With that you will receive exclusive
invitations to luncheons, speaking engagements, and other events planned to thank you for your
generosity.
To discuss or receive more information, call 303.762.6924
or email chris.johnson@denverseminary.edu.
LEARN ABOUT THE REDESIGNED
DOCTOR OF MINISTRY PROGRAM
The Denver Seminary Doctor of Ministry (DMin)
program has been redesigned in preparation for this fall.
The updated program helps to encourage, support, and
mentor pastors, counselors, and other Christian leaders
in their ministries. At the same time, it equips them with
the skills and tools they need to thrive in the work God is
calling them to do.
Individuals currently involved in various forms of
ministry may enter the program to deepen their
understanding and practice of ministry. The program
consists of 34 semester hours—including nine one-week
seminars followed by a thesis—and is designed to be
completed in five years. It offers four specialized tracks:
leadership, marriage and family ministry, pastoral skills,
and spiritual formation.
To learn more about the redesigned DMin program,
visit denverseminary.edu/DMin.
DOCTOR OF MINISTRY
PROGRAM
5
YEARS
34
SEMESTER
HOURS
BECOME A DENVER SEMINARY
LEGACY BUILDER
AT DENVER SEMINARY, DONORS WHO HAVE RECOGNIZED THE VALUE IN PREPARING
STUDENTS FOR GOD'S WORK BY SHARING A GIFT IN THEIR ESTATE PLANS ARE KNOWN
AS LEGACY BUILDERS. ESTATE GIFTS COME IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES, AND EVERY GIFT
ENCOURAGES FUTURE GENERATIONS OF DENVER SEMINARY STUDENTS.
ONE-WEEK SEMINARS
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