Fuller Theological Seminary – Tag – MinistryWatch
Liberty tops the list; 6 of top 10 are SBC related
Liberty Theological Seminary now ranks largest with 4,050 full-time enrolled students and a headcount of 5,507 (the institution has a sizable online enrollment). Liberty University’s John W. Rawlings School of Divinity received ATS accreditation in ...
The school, which has grown 500% in 6 years, was the first seminary approved by the Global Methodist Church
In an age of shrinking theological schools, Wesley Biblical Seminary in Ridgeland, Mississippi, is defying expectations.
The school received pushback after firing an employee who refused to sign a statement affirming biblical sexuality
In January, a salaried employee since 2020 was fired from her senior director position after declining to sign Fuller’s statement of faith.
(RNS) — Fuller Theological Seminary, the nation’s largest interdenominational seminary, has chosen as its new president David Emmanuel Goatley, the first Black person to hold the office.
Fuller Theological Seminary
Fuller Theological Seminary (Fuller) began in 1947, to train young evangelists and missionaries. Fuller is an evangelical, multidenominational, seminary equipping men and women through graduate education.
Michael Reneau of WORLD on the Podcast, Mission Aviation Fellowship in the Spotlight, and Audiobook of “Faith-Based Fraud” now available
Michael Reneau of WORLD on the Podcast, Mission Aviation Fellowship in the Spotlight, and Audiobook of “Faith-Based Fraud” now available
A class-action lawsuit filed March 29 against the U.S. Department of Education claims the agency was complicit in allowing “abuses and unsafe conditions” for thousands of LGBTQ+ students at publicly-funded religious colleges and universities.
Online Training for Ministry Leaders and MinistryWatch Database Updates: New Courses, Spotlights, and Financial Ratings
MinistryWatch Now Offers On-Line Training Courses, Paul Glader on the Podcast, and Changes to the MinistryWatch and ECFA Databases
Gay Students Sue Fuller Seminary, Reinhard Bonnke Remembered, and More Boy Scout Troubles
