Pillsbury College & Seminary is Proud to
Introduce our New Courses in
Theological Studies
After more than a year of investigation of Christian higher educational
resources, the administration, faculty, and Board of Regents of Pillsbury
College & Seminary decided to add to our present courses the curriculum
developed by the Institute of Theological Studies of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
We have studied and are in full agreement with the ITS Statement of Faith, and
with its Vision, Mission, and Purpose Statements.
The Institute of
Theological Studies is not a school; rather it is the world's leading network
of distance learning-theological education resources. ITS courses meet the
highest graduate level requirements of theological education, and all ITS
courses have been developed and approved by the Deans of 24 large
participating schools, including Covenant Theological Seminary of St. Louis,
Missouri. The 58 courses (24 lectures each) were recorded by a virtual "Who's
Who" of evangelical theologians, and are available on audio cassette, CD-ROM,
video, or the internet.
Over 100 Bible Colleges and Theological Seminaries use ITS curriculum.
Among these schools are five Southern Baptist seminaries (Midwestern in Kansas
City, MO, Southern in Louisville, KY, Southwestern in Ft. Worth, TX,
Southeastern in Wake Forest, NC, and Golden Gate in Mill Valley, CA.) Fuller
Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA, Wheaton Graduate School in Wheaton, IL,
and many other very prominent schools also use ITS curriculum. Pillsbury has
no intention of entering into competition against these great theological
institutions.
However, these 100 colleges and seminaries that endorse and use ITS
curriculum primarily are on-campus schools which allow students to take only a
few select ITS courses by distance learning. Pillsbury will stand uniquely as
a degree granting institution that offers all 58 ITS courses in six areas of
concentration by distance learning, leading to an accredited M.Min. or D.Min.
degree.
| Institute of Theological Studies Tracks |
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| Old Testament | 10 courses | 25 credit hours |
| New Testament | 11 courses | 35 credit hours |
| Christian Theology | 8 courses | 24 credit hours |
| Church History | 11 courses | 33 credit hours |
| Christian Education | 9 courses | 22 credit hours |
| World Missions | 9 courses | 26 credit hours |
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