Kenwood Hall
Kenwood Hall is a church-based training program that provides in-person discipleship and spiritual formation through core classes, Saturday seminars, Table Talks, reading groups, pastoral internship cohorts, and more. Kenwood Hall classes, internships, and residency are open to members of Kenwood Baptist Church.
Anchor Classes
Each Fall and Spring, Kenwood Hall offers core classes, or Anchor Classes, that provide a biblical and theological foundation for ministry. The four core classes are: (Fall 1) Biblical Theology of Genesis, (Fall 2) Baptist Ecclesiology, (Spring 1) Biblical Theology of Romans, and (Spring 2) Reformed Theology. These anchor classes can be taken for accredited transfer credit to Southern Seminary.
Reading Group
Every Fall and Spring term, participants in the Kenwood Hall read a book together for theological and spiritual formation. The institute provides each participant with the book to be read over the term. At the end of each term, we gather in the home to discuss and reflect over a meal together.
Seminars
Kenwood Hall seminars are topically organized and practically focused classes to offer on-the-ground theological discipleship on front-line cultural and ecclesial issues.
Table Talk
During each term, Kenwood Hall gathers for Table Talks for fellowship and rich theological discussion. On the first Wednesday of every month, August–May, meets at Kenwood Baptist Church at 7am for a Table Talk breakfast; and on the third Wednesday of every month we meet on campus at SBTS at 12pm for a Table Talk lunch.
Spring 2025 Schedule
Spring 2025 ⚓ Anchor Classes
Biblical Theology of Romans ⚓
Instructor: Drs. Jim Hamilton and Tom Sculthorpe
Join Drs. Jim Hamilton and Tom Sculthorpe for a 12-week study on the greatest letter ever written, the Book of Romans, in light of biblical-theological and canonical exegesis.
Transfer credit at SBTS is available at no extra charge for those students who take the full syllabus class. See the syllabus for class requirements.
KH_S25 Romans Syllabus: click here to download
Sundays, 6–7pm, January 26–April 27 at Kenwood Baptist Church
Reformed Theology ⚓
Instructor: Dr. Kyle Claunch
Join Dr. Kyle Claunch for this 12-week study on Reformed Theology using the five solas of the Reformation as a heuristic to go deeper into the Doctrine of God, Scripture, and Reformed Soteriology in conversation with the Great Tradition.
Transfer credit at SBTS is available at no extra charge for those students who take the full syllabus class. See the syllabus for class requirements.
KH_F25 Reformed Theology Syllabus: click here to download
Sundays, 9:30–10:30am, January 26–April 27 at Kenwood Baptist Church
Sign up* for Spring 2025 Anchor Classes
*Kenwood Baptist Church Members Only
Spring 2025 Seminars
Learn from the best
Kenwood Hall Seminars are designed to equip believers on front-line theological and cultural issues. We don’t shy away from the tough questions, and we don’t think you should either.
Table Talk
Grow Together over Table Fellowship
Taking a page out of Luther’s Wittenberg, we aim to break bread together as we discuss the Bread of Life and his will for the world. Join Colin Smothers, Director of the Kenwood Institute, and the occasional Kenwood elder every first and third Wednesday of each Kenwood Hall term.
Table Talk Breakfast
First Wednesday of every month Kenwood Hall is in session at Kenwood Baptist Church.
Table Talk Lunch
Third Wednesday of every month Kenwood Hall is in session on campus at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Book Group
Get the book. Read it. Discuss at Term’s end.
The Kenwood Institute will provide a copy to each participant who commits to read it and come ready to discuss at the end of Term.
Sign up for the Kenwood Institute Reading Group
Book provided by the Institute! All who signs up commit to read the book and attend the Spring semester’s end discussion group.