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Boyce to offer Spanish associate of arts online

Beginning in the fall Hispanic church leaders will be able to earn an associate’s degree entirely in their native language and entirely online through Boyce College, the undergraduate college of

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Believer’s baptism is the only biblical approach, SBTS panelists say

Biblical baptism is the baptism of genuine believers by immersion in the presence of a community of believers that holds to this view of baptism, professors argued during a panel

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Large number of students commissioned for summer missions highlights annual Great Commission Week

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary commissioned one of its largest groups of students to serve on summer missions trips during the school’s annual Great Commission Week, April 16-20. Southern commissioned

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SBTS student founds worldwide music competition

Seven years ago in Korea, Myung Whan (Johann) Kim had the idea of starting a musical competition to introduce youth to the spiritual and artistic value of hymns. Little did

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SBTS, a “contrarian institution,” is healthy and growing, Mohler tells trustees

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary has reached an all-time high in enrollment and is continuing to draw scores of ministers desiring to prepare for ministry in the local church, President

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Mohler calls SBTS to pray for Virginia Tech in wake of massacre

Christians must grieve with the victims of the shootings that took place April 16 at Virginia Tech University and pray that the Gospel will spread through the tragedy, R. Albert

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Preaching is an act of worship, Shaddix says at Power in the Pulpit

The purpose of preaching is not most fundamentally to answer questions or give people tips for successful living but to glorify God, pastor and author James L. Shaddix said April

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SBTS panelists examine Bloom book on its 20th anniversary

Allan Bloom’s “The Closing of the American Mind,” remains an important book for Christians to read 20 years after its publication because the work shows that cultural chaos ensues when

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Preach the glory of God in the face of Christ, Piper tells SBTS students

A minister who preaches only the facts of the Gospel and fails to preach the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ is not fully proclaiming the Gospel,

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SBTS student first Korean soldier to die in overseas conflict since Vietnam

Sgt. Yoon Jang-ho, a former student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, became the first Korean soldier since the Vietnam War to die in a foreign conflict when he was

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Pray that members of protest group find Christ, Mohler tells SBTS community

Students should pray that the members of Soulforce—a gay activist group that staged a protested at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Monday—find salvation in Christ, said President R. Albert Mohler

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Vines challenges students to ‘run with God’ during Mullins Lectures at SBTS

Longtime Southern Baptist pastor and leader Jerry Vines challenged students to maintain their personal walk with God through seminary and preach the whole counsel of the Word of God during

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For the Media

For news media seeking comments from President R. Albert Mohler Jr. or other seminary personalities, please contact:

Caleb Shaw
Executive Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff
(502) 897-4121
cshaw@sbts.edu

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