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Two study trips expand learning experiences for Midwestern Seminary students

Midwestern Seminary hosted two unique study experiences for students this fall, including a study tour to New England and a doctoral seminar in Romania. Each trip sought to expand educational horizons and surpass academic expectations for a variety of programs at the seminary.

ETS 2023 features 52 presentations from MBTS scholars, inaugural Center for Classical Theology lecture

Midwestern Seminary faculty members and Ph.D. students travelled to San Antonio on Nov. 14-16 for the 75th annual Evangelical Theological Society meeting.

MBTS church historian’s new book features readings from evangelical abolitionist William Wilberforce

Midwestern Seminary celebrated the release of “Daily Readings: William Wilberforce” (Christian Heritage) by Michael D. McMullen, professor of church history and editor of the Midwestern Journal of Theology.

New acquisition makes MBTS home to world’s largest collection of Spurgeon materials

The Spurgeon Library at Midwestern Seminary has announced its recent acquisition of the Heritage Collection from Spurgeon’s College UK. The collection consists of thousands of books, manuscripts, letters, artifacts, newspaper cuttings, and more from Charles Spurgeon. The new acquisition makes the MBTS library home to the largest collection of Spurgeon materials in the world.

MBTS trustees celebrate newly endowed chair, residence hall dedication, continued enrollment growth

Midwestern Seminary’s Fall Trustee Meeting, which was held on October 16-17, focused on gratitude for continued enrollment growth, the dedication of the newly updated Spurgeon College Residence Hall, the announcement of endowed chairs, and key matters of institutional update.

For the Church national conference focuses on “A Glorious Calling”

Midwestern Seminary hosted the ninth annual For the Church National Conference in Kansas City on September 11-12, welcoming more than 1,100 pastors and ministry leaders to campus.

‘We are a gospel people,’ Allen says at MBTS convocation

Midwestern Seminary inaugurated a new academic year during a convocation service on Aug. 29, featuring a sermon by President Jason Allen on the centrality of the gospel for life and ministry.

Spurgeon College students move in to new residence hall

Spurgeon College students arrived on campus last week, moving into the recently renovated undergraduate residence hall and celebrating the completion of all central campus updates.

Midwestern Seminary announces new doctoral degree in ministry to women

Midwestern Seminary recently announced a new degree offering to its doctoral program, the Doctor of Ministry in Ministry to Women. Launching in the fall of 2023, the D.Min. in Ministry to Women seeks to expand the seminary’s efforts to develop theologically based strategies for ministry to women.

Spurgeon College announces new cohorts, preparing students together for the Kingdom

Spurgeon College, the undergraduate institution of Midwestern Seminary, announced this week a new cohort model for residential education called Spurgeon College Cohorts.

Fusion Program commissions 12 missionary teams for overseas service

Spurgeon College hosted a commissioning ceremony for their Fusion Cohorts on April 25, celebrating twelve missionary teams to Africa and high security locations throughout the Middle East and South Asia. Families and friends gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of cohort participants and commission them to serving overseas this summer.

Midwestern Seminary announces three new degrees, 14 new emphases

Midwestern Seminary faculty approved curricular changes and added mentorship opportunities to its master’s program on March 30. The newly approved structure features double the number of available emphases, clear and attainable pathways to doctoral programs, and discipline-specific cohort offerings for Global Campus students.

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