This All-Campus Worship Night is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and coincides with Explore Trinity - a recruitment event for TEDS.  The event will take place in Melton Hall and will be followed by refreshments in the Waybright lobby.

Join us this Veteran's day in Melton Hall for a time of prayer and to hear from our guest speaker, CH (LTC) Doug Fleischfresser, Wisconsin Army National Guard.  He will be addressing the topic: Ministry to the Military and Veterans--Why the Local Church Needs to be Involved.

Join the graduate discussions around a meal prior to the evening's event: How Complementarian is the Bible? by Philip Payne, PhD, on understanding the egalitarian position. Grad students, faculty and admin welcome. Limited to 120 seating.

Philip Barton Payne, author of Man and Woman, One in Christ: An Exegetical and Theological Study of Paul’s Letters, and specialist in N.T. studies, will discuss his 36 years of research on the biblical view of the role and relationship between men and women in the church, culture, and marriage. The discussion will be located at the Chapel building on November 12th from 7 PM to 9 PM.

Dr. Payne is an ordained minister of the Evangelical Free Church of America and professor of New Testament studies at Fuller Theological Seminary Northwest, where he has served since 1988.

Read Craig Blomberg’s review of Man and Woman.

University of Vienna Emeritus Professor of Egyptology Manfred Bietak will discuss his recent discoveries in the long-lost city of Avaris in Egypt on Monday, November 12, at 7 p.m. in Melton Hall, Waybright Center.

The Chicago North/Northwest Entertainment Books have arrived. There is over $50,000 worth of savings in each book. Opportunities to use the savings includes groceries, casual and family dining, fast food and carry out, movies, sports and entertainment, travel, etc. You may reserve your book by calling Carl Johnson at 847-317-7005 or emailing cjohnson@tiu.edu. The cost is $30, and many find that their investment return occurs in 30 days.