Said at Southeastern is the unofficial index of student, alumni and faculty blogs related to the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. We have three goals for this site:
- Foster community through online connections.
- Promote the many excellent writers represented in our index.
- Raise the profile of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as an institution like no other - actively reaching out to the world by spreading the Gospel.
The editors of Said at Southeastern link to student, alumni and faculty websites in three ways.
- Our metablog via Google Reader. This is where the latest posts listing is generated.
- Our Featured blogs on the Said at Southeastern homepage. These are interviews with active bloggers. We aim to to one Feature a month.
- Our blogrolls.
Who is responsible for all this?
This website has no official connection with Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The administration of the Seminary is not responsible for the content of this site. However, we hope this site will prove useful to them in their mission. The site itself was originally started by Tony Kummer in July of 2007. We are thankful to him for his effort to initiate such a site. There is no doubt we would not be here if he hadn't started it. In December of 2007, Glenn Ansley, a student at SEBTS took over project for Tony. If you have any question or comments, we would love to hear from you.
