During this season of COVID-19, special video postings by Tara Dew and Stephanie Lyon each Monday and Thursday morning on Facebook, at the NOBTS Campus Life page, bring encouragement and support to all. Comments are encouraged and a door prize winner is chosen from among those posting comments, on each post.
Community Center for Life is currently seeking an Executive Director. Qualified candidate must be actively following Christ. Candidate should have excellent communication skills, a desire to develop skills in non-profit crisis counseling atmosphere and the ability to complete projects to drive ministry mission and vision with little supervision. Strong family support is a must. Candidate will be required to effectively communicate the mission of Community Center for Life with compassion and conviction. Candidate must have the ability to ensure compliance with policies and procedures, work under pressure, work with sensitive situations, and be able to prioritize duties and multi-task. Competency in administrative and computer skills, budgeting and financial management, networking and community outreach is essential. Business administrative experience required.
The Gretna Community Center for Life (on the Westbank) is located at 539 Lafayette St., Gretna.
Resumes can be sent to our Clinical Director, Ashley Constant, at ashleyconstant.ccl@gmail.com.
Accordance Bible Software is offering for a limited time only to NOBTS and Leavell College students a complete package of biblical resources worth hundreds of dollars for the special low price of $29.
This offer includes invaluable tools for pastors, church leaders, and students, and puts at every user’s fingertips the Greek and Hebrew texts (with apparatus), dictionaries, interactive 3D maps, interlinears, drag and drop geographical searching, church history modules, sermon collections of Charles H. Spurgeon and John Piper, and many other resources.
Details for how to take advantage of this unique offer for NOBTS/Leavell College students is available here.
The NOBTS CLINIC is open by telephone only at this time. Please leave a voice mail message on the office number 504-816-8596 and Gary Collins, Medical Assistant / Clinic Office Manager. will return your call ASAP. Patients with urgent or emergency needs for health care should call 911 or proceed directly to a hospital emergency department without delay. Thank you - Dr. Mari Wirfs, Family Nurse Practitioner / Clinic Medical Director.
Pray for “all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness.” (1 Timothy 2:1-2).
When asked, “How can I pray for you?” politicians answer: “Pray that I have wisdom to know what is right, courage to do it, and to remain strong in my faith.” That is the purpose of Project 219, an apolitical, non-partisan ministry to our elected officials. Named after room 219 in the United States Capital where people of both parties, dubbed the “Congressional Prayer Caucus,” gather once a week for prayer, Project 219 matches volunteers with Louisiana’s legislators.
Help shape Louisiana with your prayers. Go to www.faith-publicsquare.org to sign up. We want to make sure that each legislator has prayer support. The legislative session runs from March 9 to June 1, 2020.
Dr. Lloyd Harsch, Professor of Church History and Baptist Studies, directs the Institute for Faith and the Public Square.
We’ve got a Facebook group and Instagram called NOBTS Women’s Fellowship. Join soon to keep up with what’s going on! Event updates are posted periodically to help get the word out!
Sign up for the NOBTS Emergency Text Messaging Service today. Click HERE. Choose one or all of the groups to receive texts related to emergency situations that affect our NOBTS campuses and families. Main New Orleans Campus, New Orleans Campus Residents, Louisiana & Mississippi Extension Centers; Florida Extension Centers; and Georgia & Alabama Extension
*Please note that the library is closed, but services are available. Follow these directions as provided by the library staff:
Email us library@nobts.edu. We can mail books and photocopies/PDFs of journal articles that are not available through one of our databases. Simply tell us 5 items of information in your email: (1) student ID#, (2) program of study [undergrad, grad, doctoral], (3) daytime phone #, (4) street address [No PO Box #s], and (5) author, title, and call number of each item you’re requesting.
Whether you live on campus or off campus, everyone will use the email address. For other information, call us (504-816-8018).
Specifically for on campus residents, pickup will be available at the front door! All returns will be via the book drop at the library back door or via the mail!
Presently, on campus pickup times are Monday-Thursday 8AM-9PM and Friday from 8AM-5PM. This is subject to change.
NOBTS Facilities is where you go for all building and maintenance issues. For safety tips, a link to submit work orders, and the latest info on campus projects, follow us on Facebook : www.facebook.com/NOBTSFacilities Here you'll also find helpful how-to videos.
Email Selfserve@nobts.edu for technical questions/support requests with the Selfserve.nobts.edu site (Access to online registration, financial account, online transcript, etc.).
Email BlackboardHelpDesk@nobts.edu for technical questions/support requests with the NOBTS Blackboard Learning Management System NOBTS.Blackboard.com.
Email ITCSupport@nobts.edu for general technical questions/support requests; or visit www.NOBTS.edu/itc/ for general NOBTS technical help information; or call 504.816.8180 for assistance.
The SWAP Shop (Surplus With A Purpose) provides an economical means by which the seminary community may exchange or secure quality clothing or small household items for personal use. Contributions of new and gently-used clothes, furniture, books, household goods, gifts and toys are welcome. The SWAP Shop is a volunteer organization open five days a week, with hours based on the availability of volunteers.
