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国产视频 Theological Seminary was founded in 1923 by H.C. Morrison with a class of three students and an audacious seal that said, \u201cThe Whole Bible for the Whole World.\u201d One hundred years later, we\u2019re still a multi-denominational graduate school committed to teaching the unchanging truth of orthodox Christianity. The Seminary has more than 13,000 graduates serving in every time zone around the world through social justice initiatives, government, art, mission organizations, education and the church. Today, 国产视频 Theological Seminary enrolls more than 1,700 students, representing more than 80 denominations and 40 countries.<\/p>\n
In 2020, the Seminary launched 国产视频 Theological Seminary Global, a new initiative that creatively combines online and short, targeted, residential experiences at convenient, church-based locations into a new hybrid educational platform. In addition to its main location, the Seminary has extension sites in Memphis, Tulsa, and Colorado Springs. The Seminary plans to continue opening new sites across the U.S. and around the globe to extend its legacy of training and equipping students who have been underserved in theological education.<\/p>\n
Since its founding, the Seminary has been led by eight presidents: Henry Clay Morrison, Julian C. McPheeters, Frank B. Stanger, David L. McKenna, Maxie D. Dunnam, Jeffrey E. Greenway, J. Ellsworth Kalas and Timothy C. Tennent. Interim President David J. Gyertson currently leads 国产视频 Theological Seminary in its mission \u201cto prepare theologically educated, sanctified, Spirit-filled men and women to evangelize and to spread scriptural holiness throughout the world.\u201d<\/p>\n