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such as missions, military ministry, counseling or others. To learn more visit the Student Life teamlocated in One-Stop.DAY OF PRAYEREach semester, the Seminary holds a Day of Prayer when classes are suspended and students, faculty andstaff meet in the chapel for prayer and worship. After a brief message from a speaker, there are sessions ofindividual prayer, small group prayer for individual needs and corporate prayer for the community as awhole, as well as for needs around the world. A community lunch provided by the Seminary follows.Day of Prayer is an important time of renewed perspective and focus on God. The Seminary family isencouraged to participate in the Day of Prayer; doing so, even under the pressures of study, work andfamily, helps form habits of prayer that will be beneficial for the future pressures of ministry.FAMILY NURTURECovenant Seminary takes seriously the privilege and responsibility of helping to prepare future pastorsand ministry leaders and their families. The Seminary understands that when the Lord calls a marriedstudent into ministry He calls the entire family as well. Through our Family Nurture Program, we offer avariety of opportunities for support groups, fellowship, learning and general preparation for the joys andchallenges that ministry brings to a family. We also provide childcare for selected classes as well as ourParents’ Morning Out and Parents Night Out programs.MINISTRY LUNCHESMinistry lunches take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. and sometimes onFridays from 12:20 to 12:55 p.m. These gatherings give students an opportunity to hear various speakersand panel discussions on topics that relate seminary studies to life and ministry.CAMPUS COMMUNICATIONSBULLETIN BOARDS AND SIGNSEach campus bulletin board has a designated function. In Edwards Hall there are bulletin boards for FieldEducation, Local/Regional Events and Items for Sale. In the Community Center there is a Student Life[52]