Our January 2020 PrayerPoints dispatch is now available in printable-PDF format here. This document is designed to be a resource to you and your church (for prayer meetings and congregational distribution). In this edition, we are requesting prayer especially for: For our winter intensive classes meeting this month: Introduction to Homiletics (Pastor Breno Macedo), Reformed Worship (Dr. Joseph […]
June 2018 Financial Update
Next week, we will be gathering together with dear saints in the PCA, OPC, and URCNA for the annual meetings of those denominations. We had the privilege of witnessing an historic moment at the ARP’s General Synod this week. These meetings remind us of the great task we have to equip ministers for Christ’s church. […]
Veteran Board Member Mr. John Van Voorhis Granted Emeritus Status, Endowed Scholarship Established
After 24 years of service as an active Board member, Ruling Elder Mr. John Van Voorhis has graciously joined Dr. George W. Knight III and Pastor Randy Riddle as an Emeritus Trustee. Mr. Van Voorhis has been one of the Seminary’s strongest proponents for many years, serving on the Board since 1994 in several capacities. […]
Announcing a Strategic Cut in Tuition Rate Alongside Creation of New Scholarship Opportunities
Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary students graduate with a burden for the Lost, a burden for preaching the Gospel, and a burden for serving Christ and His church – NOT a burden of student loan debt. At this Spring’s meeting of the Seminary’s Board of Trustees, the Board voted to reverse the planned tuition rate increase, […]
May 2018 Financial Update
With our 29th Commencement exercises behind us, we are preparing for the Fall. Part of our preparation this year involves raising $350,000 in the months of May and June. Last year, we received over 20% of our annual income in these two months, and those revenues sustained us through the Summer and early Fall. Looking […]
April 2018 Financial Update
We saw a much stronger March this year than last year, which is largely due to generous gifts toward reducing our mortgage. Though such gifts do not help us to keep up with current operating and personnel expenses, they are a great encouragement to us as we seek to pay off the remaining balance (now […]
