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Don’t just study theology—live it in community and be shaped for ministry.
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Orlando Campus
A state-of-the-art campus serving in a diverse metropolitan area of almost 3 million people
Charlotte Campus
Dedicated to producing pastor/scholars in the beautiful city of Charlotte.
Atlanta Campus
Convenient, flexible, biblical education within a global community context.
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Global Program
Go to seminary without going to seminary!
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Visit the new website of Dr. Ligon Duncan, www.ligonduncan.com to hear Dr. Duncan’s sermons and podcasts, read articles and view social media posts.
> LigonDuncan.com
Redeemer City to City and RTS are pleased to announce a strategic partnership to provide a seminary education in New York City.
> Learn more.
Melissa Kruger's new blog, Wit's End, has a tremendous amount of resources available and covers a wide variety of topics such as women’s ministry, motherhood, contentment, life as a pastor’s wife, and more.
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Experience solid biblical and theological teaching that can be a blessing to you and those in your community.
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Please join the faculty, staff, and students of RTS Washington for our January Preview Day on Wednesday, January 28th from 12-2 p.m. Lunch will be provided, followed by a student panel. RSVP to Jennifer McGahey (jmcgahey@rts.edu).
> For more info, click here.
Pastors! In continuing with a strong DMin tradition at RTS we are pleased to offer at least 2 DMin classes this winter, Theology of Ministry (core) & Reformed Experiential Preaching (elective) w/ Dr. Derek Thomas. More details to come.
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Join us February 18 to experience the people and places that make RTS Orlando unique.
> Register here.
February 24-25, Bill Barcley of RTS Charlotte will deliver 3 lectures on contentment in the Christian life.
November 11-13, Tim Keller gave four lectures each accompanied by a Q&A session: 1) What is Good Preaching? 2) Preaching to Secular People and Secularized Believers, 3) Preaching the Gospel Every Time, and 4) Preaching to the Heart.
> Watch | Listen
In this issue, read articles from our faculty, and about RTS/NYC. Meet some Indonesian students at RTS and learn about the former chancellor’s work there, and more.
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Several of the speakers at the conference include RTS administration and faculty.
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