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online seminary providing high value theological education https://www.thirdmillseminary.org seminario educación teológico https://es.thirdmillseminary.org You Will be My Witnesses! Studies in the Book of Acts You are invited to join us in San Antonio for “You Will Be My Witnesses!” This conference on the Book of Acts is offered by Thirdmill Seminary and First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio in partnership with the Zbinden Study Center on February 21-22, 2025. Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike and Dr. Greg Perry will lead us into key aspects of true gospel witness that were strengthened despite the challenges experienced by the early church. On Friday evening, February 21, we will focus on how Pentecost establishes an important pattern for our Gospel Show-and-Tell, the proclamation and practices of Christian witness. On Saturday morning, February 22, we will focus on the intercultural character of Christian witness and explore both its opportunities and common obstacles. This conference will be live-streamed, however no translation will be available. The breakout sessions on Saturday will be in English with Dr. Perry and in Spanish with Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike. Conference Registration Need a place to stay? Sonesta Hotel 425 Bonham Street San Antonio, TX 78205 210.212.5555 Call the Sales Department or email Justene (dot) Neri@sonesta (dot) com and ask for the First Presbyterian rate. First name Last name Email Do you plan to attend online or in person?* In Person / Presencial Online / Virtual Language Preferred for small group on Saturday / Idioma Preferida para grupo de conversación sábado* Submit Schedule - 21 Feb Friday evening, February 21 5:45pm - Registration 6:15pm - Opening Worship and Session One: Dr Greg Perry on “Pentecost and the Proclamation of the Church’s Witness” Acts 2:14-41 7:15pm - Q&A with Drs. Perry and Tijerina-Pike 7:30pm- Session Two: Dr. Gabriella Tijerina-Pike on “Pentecost and the Practices of the Church’s Witness” Acts 2:42-47 Q&A with Drs. Perry and Tijerina-Pike Schedule - 22 Feb Saturday morning, February 22 8:30am - Morning Coffee Fellowship 9:00am - Welcome, Worship, and Session Three: Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike on “An Ethiopian, A Centurion and Confused Christians: The Challenges and Celebrations of the Church’s Intercultural Witness” Acts 8:26-40 and 10:9-48 10:00am - Language Breakout Groups English with Dr Perry Spanish with Dr. Tijerina-Pike 11:00am - Session Four: Dr. Greg Perry on “The Church’s Public Witness” Acts 17:16-34 11:45am Q&A with Drs Perry and Tijerina-Pike Final Announcements and closing prayer Para conocer la hora de inicio local https://www.worldtimebuddy.com For local start time, refer to https://www.worldtimebuddy.com In-Person at First Presbyterian Church Location: 404 N Alamo Street San Antonio, TX 78205 Church Website - Sitio de web de la iglesia Dr. Greg Perry Gregory R. Perry is the President of Thirdmill Seminary, an academic partner in the Thirdmill Global Network. He has served local churches in Atlanta and Arlington, has taught served as faculty of Covenant Seminary in St. Louis and Christ College in Sydney, Australia. Greg has re-read Scripture and local cultures together with congregational leaders in God’s mission. Dr. Greg Perry Gregory R. Perry es el presidente de Thirdmill Seminary, un socio académico de Thirdmill Global Network. Ha servido en iglesias locales en Atlanta y Arlington, ha enseñado como profesor del Seminario Covenant en St. Louis y en el Christ College en Sydney, Australia. Greg propone una relectura de las Escrituras de la mano con las culturas locales y los líderes congregacionales en la misión de Dios. Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike earned her Ph.D. from the University of Aberdeen with an emphasis in Exegesis of the New Testament (Lukan Christology). She has served as President of Seminario Todas Las Naciones in Mexico and written commentaries for layman and children in Spanish. Dr. Tijerina-Pike is committed to equipping church leaders with Thirdmill Seminary and by serving as Director of Latino/a Ministries at Calvin Theological Seminary. Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike La Dra. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike obtuvo su Ph.D. en Universidad de Aberdeen con énfasis en Exégesis del Nuevo Testamento (Cristología Lucana). Ha servido como Presidenta de Seminario Todas Las Naciones en México y ha escrito comentarios para laicos y niños en español. La Dra. Tijerina-Pike está comprometida en equipar a líderes eclesiásticos a través de Thirdmill Seminary y desempeña en el cargo de Directora de Ministerios Latinos/a en el Seminario Teológico Calvin.

online seminary providing high value theological education https://www.thirdmillseminary.org seminario educación teológico https://es.thirdmillseminary.org Request More Info THIRDMILL SEMINARY outside the box Learn More The Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC) is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) as an authorized accrediting agency. Faculty Meet the Team OUR FACULTY Harness the wisdom of hundreds of professors in our curriculum. CONTACT US Seminary for the Third Millennium 316 Live Oaks Blvd. Casselberry, FL 32707 info@thirdmillseminary.org in English or Spanish: info@thirdmillseminary.org Tel: 407-755-4970 Skype: thirdmillseminary@gmail.com STUDENT SERVICES HOURS: Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 5:00 Saturday - Sunday: Closed Eastern Standard Time English Program inquiry programa en español Submit Inquiry We will be in touch! CONTACT Resources Calendar Study Helps Steps to Enrollment Apply to Program Resources

upcoming seminary courses The new academic year begins August 11, apply before July 18 for 2025-26 Term One In Term 1, we will be offering the following courses. Kingdom, Canon and Covenant of the Old Testament (BIB501) 2 credits The Gospels (BIB505)   3 credits Worship Practicum (MIS501) 1 credit We Believe in the Church (THE512) 3 credits Find full course descriptions here: https://www.thirdmillseminary.org/courses Begin your application today! Kingdom, Canon and Covenant of the Old Testamen t (BIB501) 2 credits We invite you to join us for a brief survey of the Old Testament, examining the themes of kingdom, covenants, and canon. You will discover that the Old Testament is not a random amalgam of episodes, genealogies and prophetic tidbits. Instead, it is unified around the central theme of the kingdom of God. The Gospels (BIB505)   3 credits Matthew wrote primarily to Jewish Christians. Mark and Luke are attuned to predominately Gentile audiences, providing translation of Jewish terms, explaining Jewish customs, and including non-Jewish illustrations. The gospel according to John includes no parables, but features Jesus’ famous “I AM” sayings. Worship Practicum (MIS501) 1 credit Thirdmill Seminary offers three practicums to assist you with ministry activities that are faithful to God’s Word and fitting for their local context. The Worship practicum explores the scriptural elements of Christian worship, the history of its theological development. Join us to reflect on the practices of worship in your own tradition, as well as those of other Protestant traditions. We Believe in the Church (THE512) 3 credits (Required for MDiv, elective for others) This new course is a deep dive into the doctrine of the Church, its marks and means of grace. As part of our new MDiv degree program, you will explore the foundational aspects of the Church, including its relationship to God’s Kingdom, Israel and the New Covenant, as well as the distinctive identity, mission and ministry of the people of God among the nations. Supported by Thirdmill’s trusted video lessons, the expert faculty of Thirdmill Seminary is committed to providing affordable, high-quality, accredited, and multilingual theological education. In this manner, the global church teaches and learns alongside the global church. To learn more about us, explore our website and read the links to our unique approach , our program information, and Frequently Asked Questions . As you consider this opportunity, be assured that you won't be journeying alone; you'll receive support from local mentors and join fellow students from around the world. Take the initial step... Apply today! Co-laborers in the Kingdom, Greg Gregory R. Perry, Ph. D. President and Associate Professor of New Testament PS: Are you considering seminary but concerned about the issues of time, distance, funds and leaving your present ministry? Thirdmill Seminary is here for you. Contact our admissions team at Info@thirdmillseminary.edu for a prompt response to your questions.

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Thirdmill Seminary Faculty Our faculty is comprised of Christian leaders who not only have studied deeply, they have also practiced ministry over many years in a variety of cultural contexts. They remain as curious about applying the Scriptures as they are about understanding God’s truth. Gregory R. Perry, Ph.D. President Prior to becoming a full-time member of the Third Millennium family and President of Thirdmill Seminary, Greg was on the Third Millennium Board of Directors for 20 years. Thirdmill is an evangelical ministry that provides Biblical Education. For the World. For Free. Established in 1997 to respond to the overwhelming scarcity of theological education around the world, Thirdmill has been creating and distributing multimedia, seminary-level curriculum in multiple languages worldwide, with no cost to those who need it. In 2018, the need for accredited degree pathways led to the establishment of Thirdmill Seminary. Greg taught at Christ College Sydney before teaching New Testament and missions at Covenant Theological Seminary from 2003 to 2017. He continues to serve on the adjunct faculty of the Missional Training Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Greg is an ordained minister and earned his M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary, his Th.M. from Columbia Seminary, and his Ph.D. in New Testament from Union Seminary in Virginia. He has published several journal articles and reviews. His first book, The Drama of Discipleship , was published in 2021. Bob Brumley Academic Dean, English Program After earning his Ph.D. in Educational Administration, Dr. Brumley has been involved in theological and professional education work throughout Latin America and the Caribbean for over 20 years. He has worked to prepare pastors, teachers, missionaries and church leaders to serve in ministry throughout the world. He is especially thankful for the opportunity to further equip ministry leaders who are already sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ in places he will likely never visit… to people that we will never meet this side of Heaven! Dr. Brumley and his wife Carmen have two adult children, and they serve together at Lifted Church in Miami, Florida. CORE AND ADJUNCT FACULTY Ben Chen, Ph.D. Dr. Ben Chen has been the Director of Chinese Language at Third Millennium Ministries since 2002. He was a founding Pastor of Orlando Chinese Evangelical Christian Church from 2004 to 2015. Rev. Chen is an ordained minister of the PCA, and has extensive ministries in the US and East Asia Pacific by preaching in various gatherings in Chinese churches and by training generation church leaders in various seminaries. Dr. Chen received a B.S. and a M.S. in China and holds his Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences from Texas A&M University. He obtained his M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary and is presently enrolled in the Doctor of Ministry program there. Prior to his ministry, he worked as a university teacher in China, a research fellow at Ohio State, and a telecommunication engineer at Lucent Technologies. Jeffery E. David, D.Min. Academic Dean, Spanish Program Jeff David and his wife Barbi have been missionaries to Latin America for more than 27 years. Dr. David worked with a church planting team in Mexico City and Tapachula, Chiapas, and from 1992 to 1995 he was the director of the Centro de Estudios Bíblicos de Monterrey, in the city of Monterrey, Mexico. From 1996 to 2010, he served as professor of New Testament at Seminario ESEPA in San Jose, Costa Rica. From 2011 to 2013 he was a course writer for an online M.A. program called ProMETA (Programa de Maestría de Educación Teológica Accesible). In 2013, Dr. David help develop a theological extension program in Cuba using Third Millennium materials. Jeff is an ordained minister and has served local congregations in Washington State. He earned his M.Div. from Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia and his D.Min. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. His interests include Christian leadership, mentoring and discipleship. J. Christopher Hatch, Ph.D. Chris Hatch brings both practical experience of intercultural ministry and academic accomplishments that demonstrate his deep love of both scripture and the local church. After finishing his M.A. with an emphasis on contemporary culture at Covenant Theological Seminary in 1995, he served as the Executive Director of a church-based Christian community development organization for eight years in Chattanooga, TN. During this time, Chris also taught as adjunct faculty at Covenant College. In 2005, Chris and his family moved to London, England, with the mission agency Serge to join a church in the South Asian community of Southall before planting a multicultural church in the community of Shepherd’s Bush. After thirteen years in London, the Hatches moved to Chicago where Chris earned his Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies (Missiology) at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Dr. Hatch is an ordained minister, is married to Josephine from Nairobi, Kenya, and they have two adult children. Ra McLaughlin, M. Div. Ra McLaughlin is CFO and VP of operations, finance, and delivery at Third Millennium Ministries. Ra earned his M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary and his B.A, at the University of California Los Angeles. He serves as an adjunct professor at Thirdmill Seminary and at New Geneva Theological Seminary’s location in Egypt. Ra contributed to and edited the NLT Discover God Study Bible (Tyndale, 2007) and the NIV Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible (Zondervan, 2003), and authored T he Life and Work of Jesus and The Nature and Work of the Holy Spirit (P&R, 2001). He has written numerous courses within Third Millennium Ministries’ seminary curriculum and authored hundreds of articles on thirdmill.org. Andrew D. Parlee, Ph.D. Before Drew joined Third Millennium’s Faculty Board of Approval in 2014, he spent 3 years with Greater Europe Mission training Europeans to evangelize, make disciples, and plant churches. From 2006-2011, he served with Greater Europe Mission teaching Systematic Theology and New Testament Greek at the Protestant Theological Seminary in Novi Sad, Serbia. Prior to that, he taught short intensive courses in the Ukraine and Czech Republic. From 1986-1992, he was a campus pastor with the Navigators at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois. There he discipled American students and evangelized atheists from the US and Asia. In 1990, Dr. Parlee was a missionary in Asia. Dr. Parlee earned his M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida, where he completed a pastoral internship. He earned a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. His research interests include Eastern Orthodox theology, Roman Catholic theology, epistemology, apologetics, evangelism, disciple-making, church-planting, and theological education. Richard Pratt, Jr., Th.D. As President of Third Millennium Ministries, Thirdmill Seminary’s parent company, Dr. Pratt is actively involved in all aspects of the ministry. Dr. Pratt travels extensively throughout the world to evangelize and teach, including Australia, China, Czech Republic, Columbia, Ecuador, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Mongolia, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and throughout the United States. Dr. Pratt taught at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS, and Orlando, FL, for 21 years. He also chaired the Old Testament Department in Orlando. He received a BA from Roanoke College, his M.Div. from Union Theological Seminary, and his Th.D. from Harvard University. Dr. Pratt served as the General Editor for the NIV Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible. Dr. Pratt's books include Every Thought Captive, Pray With Your Eyes Open, Designed for Dignity, and He Gave Us Stories , as well as two commentaries: one on I and II Chronicles and the other on I and II Corinthians. His books have been translated into several languages including Chinese (Mandarin), Russian and Spanish. Dr. Pratt is also a contributor to the Complete Literary Guide to the Bible and has authored numerous journal articles. Scott Simmons, M.Div. Scott serves as Director of Instructional Design for Thirdmill Seminary and Third Millennium Ministries, overseeing the development of online courses for our Learning Management System (LMS) from the video lesson series covering biblical and theological studies. Scott has been an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America since 2001. Before coming to Thirdmill, Scott was the Pastor of Missions and Spiritual Formation at Chapelgate Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, MD from 2001 to 2009. While serving in Maryland, Scott also taught several courses at Chesapeake Reformed Theological Seminary (Old Testament Foundations, New Testament Foundations, Systematic Theology, and Biblical Ethics). Scott has earned a M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary and a B.S. from James Madison University in Geology. Scott’s theological interests include hermeneutics, literary approaches to Scripture, and Biblical perspectives on creational stewardship. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike, Ph.D. Dr. Gabriela Tijerina-Pike earned her Ph.D. from the University of Aberdeen with an emphasis in Exegesis of the New Testament (Lukan Christology). She has served as President of Seminario Todas Las Naciones in Mexico and written commentaries for layman and children in Spanish. Dr. Tijerina-Pike is committed to equipping church leaders with Thirdmill Seminary and by serving as Director of Latino/a Ministries at Calvin Theological Seminary. Dr. Tijerina-Pike is married to Sky, who is a researcher and biomolecular scientist teaching at a university in Michigan.

Academic Honesty Policy As part of our mission to equip Christian leaders, we expect godly integrity in the academic work done at Thirdmill Seminary. At the heart of this integrity is a commitment from a student to accurately represent themself and their work to others. First, we expect members of our learning community to follow the rules under which quizzes, exams, papers, and projects are to be completed and submitted for academic credit. This includes a commitment to do your own work. Second, we expect students to give credit to others for their ideas by documenting them appropriately in written and oral presentations. Both cheating and plagiarism are violations of the ninth commandment, which forbids bearing false witness. According to Miriam-Webster’s dictionary, plagiarism is, “to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own: use (another's production) without crediting the source [… or] to commit literary theft: present as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source.” The first violation of this academic honesty standard may result in failure of the assignment or test in question and could, depending on the assignment, result in failure of the class. A second violation of this standard may result in a review by the Curriculum committee of the faculty and possible dismissal from the institution. The student has the right to appeal a decision via a letter submitted to the Academic Dean of their program. In addition, students are expected to submit original work for each assignment. Therefore, duplicate submission, or using the same assignment from one course to fulfill the objectives of another assignment in another course, is not acceptable.

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complaint or grievance Complaint Procedure Student Complaint Policy Students, staff and faculty have the right to express any concerns, complaints, or grievances they might have with any aspect of their educational experience. Students are encouraged to review the complaint policy and first seek to resolve their complaints through informal discussion. Adhere to the following steps when addressing these concerns: If anyone in the Seminary community has a misunderstanding or dispute with another person in our learning community, they first must address their concern directly with that person as misunderstandings can often be cleared up best at their source. Faculty members encourage students to ask them any questions about a course syllabus, grade, assignments in the course or any communications which remain unclear. Likewise, staff or faculty address their concerns to their direct supervisor for clarification. If a matter remains unresolved, community members may address academic matters to the Dean of their program and administrative matters to the Director of Administration. STUDENT COMPLAINT PROCEDURE An item is only considered as a formal complaint if a community member indicates in their communication to our President, Academic Deans or Director of Administration that they believe Thirdmill Seminary is not following its own policies, the standards of its accreditors, US state or federal laws. The Academic Dean or Director of Administration will confirm receipt of a complaint and copy the President of the Seminary within two business days. The complaint will be brought to the next scheduled meeting of the appropriate faculty committee (Curriculum Committee or Student Services). Once the Committee of the faculty meets and acts, the community member will be informed of their decision by the person who received their formal complaint within two business days of the committee’s action. If the matter remains unresolved, the community member may appeal in writing to the President of the Seminary by email to gperry@thirdmillseminary.org . The President will confirm receipt of the appeal within two business days and inform the community member that their appeal will be considered at the next meeting of the Executive Committee of the faculty. Once a final decision is reached, the President will inform the community member within two business days. If a student or other community member remains unsatisfied with the response of Seminary to the matter, they may file an appeal. As a distance education student that has completed the Thirdmill Seminary's internal complaint process, the next step for an individual to express their concern about a non-instructional matter is to write a letter or send an e-mail with their name, address, phone number and subject matter to the state department or council on higher education where they reside. Thirdmill Seminary is a nonpublic postsecondary institution located in Florida. If a student is unsatisfied after following the applicable state grievance procedure in the state where they reside, they may appeal the state authorization-related complaint to the Florida SARA PRDEC Council at FLSARAinfo@fldoe.org pursuant to rule 6N-1.006, F.A.C.. A helpful guide is found at this NC-SARA link. Accreditation Seminary for the Third Millennium (Thirdmill Seminary) is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC), which is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency (listing here). DEAC is a member of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). As such, our programs and administrative policies are frequently reviewed to ensure that we continue to meet the DEAC’s exacting standards of excellence. The DEAC office is located at 1101 17th Street NW, Suite 808, Washington, D.C. 20036. Their phone number is (202) 234-5100. DEAC has an “Online Complaint System” that enables individuals to file a complaint directly from the DEAC website. The complaint form may be found at https://www.deac.org/student-center/complaint-process/. All complaints should be submitted using the website. students must complete the internal institutional and applicable state grievance procedures prior to appealing the complaint to the Council. Written complaints must contain the following: the basis of any allegation of noncompliance with DEAC standards and policies; all relevant names and dates and brief description of the actions forming the basis of the complaint; copies of any available documents or materials that support the allegations; a release authorizing the Commission to forward a copy of the complaint, including identification of the complaint(s) to the institution. In cases of anonymous complaints or where the complainant requests for his/her name to be kept confidential, the Commission considers how to proceed and whether the anonymous complaint sets forth reasonable and credible information that an institution may be in violation of the Commission’s standards and whether the identity of the complainant is not necessary to investigate. Students may also file a complaint with the state office which oversees the operation of institutions of higher learning in the state in which they reside. Contact information is provided below. Seminary for the Third Millennium (DBA Thirdmill Seminary) provide all current and prospective out-of-state students with the contact information of the state agency that handles complaints against institutions of higher education within that state. If your state is not listed below, contact Registrar@thirdmillseminary.org for the information. 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Financial Information Student Fees All payments are made in USD $20 Application Fee $150 Student Assessment Fee per Credit $2,700 Total Student Fees for the Graduate Certificate* (available in English) $7,800 Total Student Fees for the Master of Arts in Christian Studies* *The cost for required books is additional and averages between $30 - $50 per course or $300 - $500 per academic year for full time students. We have a pay-per-term policy. Students applying from outside the U. S. may inquire with our Admissions team about possible cost-of-living adjustments. Time to complete the Master’s program The program is a 4 year program taking one course each term. Students who take up to six credits per term can complete the program in 2 years and students who take up to four credits per term can complete the program in 4 years. Student Accounts Student Fees for registered courses are due when the student signs the enrollment agreement for that academic period. Student accounts must be current in order for them to start classes each term. Students can keep their accounts current in two ways: 1) Full payment of all fees for classes in an academic period no later than 5pm Eastern Time on the Friday before the first day of class. Or 2) Payment of 50% of their total fees for classes no later than 5pm Eastern Time on the Friday before the first day of class, and payment of the remaining balance of their fees no later than 5pm Eastern Time on the 4th Friday of the academic period. Students who maintain an outstanding balance will not be able to enroll in any additional classes until their account is current. Non-Discrimination Policy Thirdmill Seminary does not discriminate in its admission of students on the basis of race, ethnic heritage, gender or sexual orientation. Transcript Evaluation If your degree is from a school outside the US, we utilize lists of member agencies and schools compiled and monitored by the International Council for Evangelical Theological Education as a help in determining accreditation credentials. See list at ICETE . If we are unfamiliar with the school or do not find it listed with ICETE, we use the services of credential evaluation agencies approved by the Florida Department of Education (link at FDOE ). We must pass on any costs for these services to applicants, but we notify applicants of specific costs, and gain their agreement to pay before securing these services. Language Proficiency Each applicant must demonstrate proficiency in the language of the program to which they are applying. If the applicant is not a native speaker, their writing samples on the application do not exhibit proficiency, and/or their undergraduate degree is not in the language of the program to which they are applying, the Admissions Team may request that the applicant take a language proficiency test. If requested, the applicant must take the proficiency test and score in the B-2 range (CEFR Global Scale ) in order to have their application considered further . Technology Requirements To complete courses at Thirdmill Seminary, you will need to have consistent access to a computer with a reliable internet connection. Most of the learning materials that you will be using in our courses are compatible with Adobe PDF, Microsoft Office, and QuickTime Player. Our learning platform, Moodle, can be accessed by the latest versions of IE, Safari, Opera and Chrome, but we recommend you use the latest version of Mozilla Firefox. Although working through a mobile device is not recommended, it is an option. There is no need to purchase software to study at Thirdmill Seminary. Catalog Highlights Don't miss these Policies from the Current Catalog (clickable links): Admissions Policy and Criteria Cancellation Policy Complaint / Grievance Policy Grading Policy Identity Verification Refund Policy Satisfactory Academic Progress Student Integrity and Academic Honesty Transfer Credit Policy

online seminary providing high value theological education https://www.thirdmillseminary.org seminario educación teológico https://es.thirdmillseminary.org FAITH We believe that Scripture consists of the 39 books of the Old Testament and the 27 books of the New Testament as originally inspired and given by the Holy Spirit. We believe that Scripture is infallible, inerrant, and to be received, read, believed and obeyed as the written Word of God. We believe Scripture reveals only one living and true God, who exists in the three persons of the Godhead: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. These three are one God, the same in substance, equal in power and glory. We believe in the full deity and full humanity of Jesus Christ, in his virgin birth, his sinless life, his miracles, his substitutionary and atoning death, his bodily resurrection, his ascension to the right hand of God the Father, his present rule over and intercession for the Church, and his visible return in power and glory. We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit, whose work of regeneration is essential for salvation. By the Spirit's sanctifying power, which indwells all believers in Christ, we are enabled to live godly lives of worship and service. We believe in the bodily resurrection of every person for the final day of judgment before the Lord Jesus Christ — the lost unto eternal punishment and the saved unto eternal life.