Equipping Biblical Leaders to Light the Way
REFLECTING THE LIGHT OF CHRIST. Mid-America is preparing the next generation of church leaders to take the Good News into the world. Standing on the inerrancy and sufficiency of Scripture, you’ll be ready to shine His light with good works that glorify our Father in heaven. As a living testimony of God’s love for His people, you’ll light the way.
Experience the Mid-America Difference
The relational, hands-on experience at Mid-America makes a difference for the future of our graduates. Here is just a glimpse of what you’ll find here.
- Practical Missions: Students engage in regular evangelism through our ministry-equipping Practical Missions program.
- Engaged Faculty: Our expert faculty know students personally, working alongside them as co-laborers for Christ.
- Affordable Tuition: Our unique financial aid model ensures that financial debt will never hold you back from pursuing a call to ministry. In fact, 100% of our students avoid federal student loan debt.
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Featured News & Blog Articles
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Mid-America Welcomes Dr. Anthony W. Allen as Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary and Mid-America College are pleased to announce that Dr. Anthony W. Allen has joined the institution as Vice President of Institutional Advancement. Dr. Allen brings more than three decades of experience in Christian higher education, institutional advancement, administration, ministry, and donor stewardship to his new role. His career has included senior […]
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Mid-Life at Mid-America
They may be “non-traditional” students elsewhere, but Mid-America has a long tradition of “mid-life” (and beyond!) students seeking to become equipped as biblical leaders. Begun as a seminary for grad students called to ministry, Mid-America has a heritage of attracting students beyond their 20s who want to further their education, students such as Jeremy Maser. Read his story, and you may be inspired to begin a new chapter in your own story.
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What Do You Say to a Woman Who Believes She Is Called to Be a Pastor?
By Candi Finch, PhD, Vice President of Student Services, Associate Dean of Mid-America College; Director of Admissions; Dean of Women; Associate Professor of Women’s Studies in Theology
God’s Word is good news for women, and true Christianity has raised the dignity of women. While women have been given two boundaries within ministry (not to teach men in the church nor have authority over men in the church; 1 Timothy 2:12), there is a vast field of ministry women can and should do.
