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Zondervan Greek books

Each year, Zondervan Academic partners with universities and seminaries across the country to honor students who have worked exceptionally hard in the biblical languages. Given their foundational importance for theology and ministry, Phoenix Seminary is pleased to participate to encourage excellence in the study of Greek. Today, the faculty is pleased to announce that our…

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Phoenix Seminary is a nationally-recognized, graduate-level theological seminary located in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona. This centralized metropolitan location provides our students with a wide range of multi-cultural and multi-generational opportunities to gain practical ministry experience. In a recent survey conducted by the Association of Theological Schools, over 80 percent of graduates who completed field…

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The Phoenix Seminary Text & Canon Institute is pleased to announce the launch of a brand new program designed in conjunction with our exciting new ThM degree. The TCI Fellowship is one-year scholarship and mentoring program for a student in the Phoenix Seminary ThM program who intends to pursue doctoral studies in Old or New…

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Pastor Chris Newkirk is lead pastor at Whitton Avenue Bible Church in Phoenix, AZ. Below, he tells his story of how he was trained for pastoral ministry and shares his desire to train seminary students for ministry in the context of the local church in partnership with Phoenix Seminary’s Ministry Apprenticeship Alliance, through which a student…

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As an accredited graduate-level theological seminary with its main campus in Arizona, Phoenix Seminary is pleased to announce a brand new, residential Master of Theology (Th.M.) in Biblical Studies beginning in the Fall 2019. The Th.M. in Biblical Studies is an advanced post-graduate degree intended to prepare students with the knowledge and research skills required…

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Pastor Chuck Newkirk is lead pastor at Church on Mill in Tempe, AZ and was an early adopter of our Ministry Apprenticeship Alliance (MAA) program. Below, he explains the relationship between the traditional seminary education and Phoenix Seminary’s MAA, through which a student may earn up to 18 hours of MDiv credit in the local…

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In this post pastor Josh Vincent explains the value of Phoenix Seminary’s new Ministry Apprenticeship Alliance in partnering local churches with the seminary to train students for ministry. The MAA program enables students to learn about ecclesiology, preaching, and pastoral care in the context of a local church where they observe and work with their pastor…

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