Biblically Grounded · Pastorally Focused · Confessionally Faithful
For over 30 years, our students have experienced focused, rigorous, and pastoral theological education for our enduring Reformation to the glory of God.
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Our Approach to Seminary Education
Through instruction in biblical languages and biblical theology, our faculty equips men to preach Christ and His Word. Grounded in the theological tradition of the Protestant Reformation, our programs engage with the full breadth of the Reformed tradition, from a transparently confessional Presbyterian perspective.

Our Mission
Equipping preachers, pastors, & churchmen for Christ's Kingdom among the nations.
About GPTS Introductory VideoCore Values & Distinctives
Biblical Fidelity
Confessional Integrity
Experimental Piety
Ecclesiastical Accountability
Individual Instruction
Affordability
Accessibility
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Jonathan L. Master, PhD
President
Admissions
Once you have expressed your desire to pursue theological education to your pastors/elders, contact us to discuss our programs and application process.

Step 1
Speak to our Admissions Department
In this initial step, you'll share some information with us about you, your circumstances, and your sense of call. Get started via our Contact Form.

Step 2
Explore GPTS
Prospective students are welcome to visit campus, meet faculty and students, and sit in on classes at any time (with advance notice). We also host two EXPLORE GPTS open houses per year, in the spring and in the fall. Our next one is March 8-9, 2021.

Step 3
Apply
Navigate to our application at gpts.edu/apply, and complete it electronically or print it out and complete it by hand. Please carefully read the instructions on the first two pages, and do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.
Engage with our Seminary Community
As an educational institution committed to advancing Christ's Kingdom, Greenville Seminary seeks both to equip the next generation of Reformed ministers and to provide resources to the church today.
Podcast
Join faculty, students, alumni, authors, and friends of the Seminary on Confessing Our Hope. Visit Anchor.fm, SermonAudio, or your favorite podcast subscription service for the latest broadcasts.
Smith-Singer Library
The Smith-Singer Library is open to pastors, seminary students, and other ministry workers, though circulation privileges are restricted to members of the Greenville Seminary community. Visit the Library webpage by clicking here.
Campus
Since 2008, we have called home a building which once housed the "Old Taylors High School" on East Main Street in Taylors.
Upcoming Events
Class of '22 Commencement
Speaker: Dr. David T.A. Strain (First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, MS)
May 20, 2022
Presbyterian Church History
with Dr. C.N. Willborn
June 6-10, 2022
Summer Institute 2022
Building Up the Household of God: The Men and Ministry of Old Princeton
July 25-29, 2022