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Personal Narrative: My Experience At Denver Seminary
As an alumna of Denver Seminary, I have benefitted from the exceptional biblical, ministerial and personal training offered by the outstanding faculty and staff. My experience as a student and a student worker has endeared me to the Denver Seminary community. Moreover, the passion of Denver Seminary to the truth of the Gospel, the community of Christ and the advancement of the Kingdom of God with love and compassion is what continues to attract me to Denver Seminary. It would be my honor to offer what I have learned and experienced in my time at Denver Seminary to my fellow seminarians.

As a graduate of Denver Seminary and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, I have experienced the many facets of the seminary journey, including the financial
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