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he Southern Baptist Theological Seminary hosted renowned scholar and public intellectual Hadley Arkes for this year's Norton Lecture Series, October 8–9.

The training I received from the PhD built a strong theological and methodological foundation under each of these ministry pursuits.

Prospective students tour the campus, meet faculty, hear from President Albert Mohler, and try to discern where God is calling them in their ministry journey. For Austin Maddox, it was the key that unlocked the next step in his calling—a step that forever changed his life.

“The Experiential Modular offers online students a unique chance to visit campus for three days and earn course credit, all while Southern Seminary covers their hotel and meals."

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is excited to announce the launch of its new online Doctor of Philosophy in Christian Studies.

The New England Training and Sending Center for Church Planting and Revitalization (NETS) stepped in. NETS is an organization that trains and sends leaders to plant and revitalize churches in parts of the world that lack a firm gospel presence.

Cave Hill is a place where individuals who want to understand the history and story of Southern Seminary can actually walk and travel from plot to plot to see the twists and turns that have taken place in the history of our seminary.

"Things once hidden are now the things we teach and learn,” President R. Albert Mohler, Jr. declared to an Alumni Chapel teeming with students and faculty eager to start the 2024 Fall term at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Boyce College.

Golfers and donors at the 21st annual Heritage Classic Golf Tournament Monday gave $285,000 to benefit students at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

“The need for gospel-preaching churches was clear, and the missional opportunities in Cincinnati were abundant,” Funchess said. “Like most cities all around our country and the world, Cincinnati needed pastors and church planters who were serious about the gospel and serious about the mission of God.”

Michelle is finishing up her M.Div. in Biblical Counseling at Southern Seminary, but her journey into theological education came thirty years after her last formal class. So, what made her want to pursue an advanced seminary degree at age fifty and with twenty years of ministry experience? All it took was a little nudge from her son, and she was hooked.

At the close of each academic year, the six seminaries of the Southern Baptist Convention confer degrees upon hundreds of graduates, including dozens who receive a Doctor of Ministry. Most of these DMin graduates will take their new diploma home, perhaps hang it on an office wall, and then get back to work doing the same ministry they were doing at the beginning of their program.