Two pastors don’t think alike, even no two professors think alike. Better ministers are made when they were introduced and trained from a lively theological diversity.

Not all seminaries require Greek and Hebrew or Aramaic. But the professors will know those languages and our student ministers will be exposed to professors who read those texts well and how, why, and when it matters for sermons, devotion and for ministry.

By the time you finish with seminary you will become someone else. The big advantage is not just what seminary did for your Christian career but who you became.

What a spiritual advantage, when a bible student can enter into the professor’s office or into a classroom and ask someone who knows and who can reduce it to 5minutes and point you to what to read and how to think through an issue? Our seminary does this