PRTS ThM Program Now Accredited in Asia, Europe, Middle East, and South America
Contact: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Dr. Adriaan C. Neele, <[email protected]>
Grand Rapids, MI—Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary (“PRTS”) today announced the accreditation of the Master’s (ThM) Program in Cairo/Alexandria, Egypt, London, UK, Sāo Paulo, Brazil, and Taipei, Taiwan.
The ThM program of PRTS has been accredited by the Association of Theological Schools offering three tracks of study: Biblical Studies, Systematic Theology, and Historical Theology.
Joel R. Beeke, President of PRTS, says, “We trust that, by God’s grace, this accredited program in Asia, Europe, Middle East, and South America, will stress both solid Reformed academic training and vital piety, and will serve to strengthen the church and the academy in unprecedented ways.”
The bi-lingual program will be served by faculty of PRTS and its partners, the Alexandria School of Theology (Egypt), China Reformed Theological Seminary (Taiwan), Martin Bucer Seminary (Brazil), and the Pastors’ Academy (UK). PRTS partners commented, “The accredited ThM program will bring the deep, theological resources of PRTS within reach of students in Asia, Europe, Middle East, and South America, especially pastors seeking to enrich their preaching and teaching ministries. The program will immediately open up the range of theological disciplines that we can offer including Biblical Studies, Systematic Theology, and Historical Theology. We are grateful to God for providing PRTS as a generous partner for furthering the cause of theological training in the Asia, Europe, Middle East, and South America.”
About Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary
Founded in 1995, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is an accredited educational institution for granting the MA, MDiv, ThM, and PhD degrees. Its mission is to prepare students worldwide to serve Christ and His church through biblical, experiential, and practical ministry. The seminary has approximately 160 students, ten professors, twenty well-known scholars as adjunct faculty, and a support staff of fourteen.