Stories of Impact
Hear from the next generation of biblical leaders
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Gretchen Roderick
Dear friend of Mid-America, My name is Gretchen Roderick. I am the recipient of the Steven T. Cox Memorial Award. Thank you so very much for your generous gift. I confess I was both greatly overwhelmed and deeply surprised at t he honor and the gift. It has been an astounding privilege to study missions […]
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Mid-America Graduate
Dear friend of Mid-America, from the bottom of my heart. I would like to say thank you. I am currently serving as a pastor, and the neighborhood I serve in is impoverished. Your donation is helping me continue my education at Mid-America. God saved me nine years ago out of a terrible heroin addiction and […]
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Raelene Soritau
It is a great blessing and opportunity for me to be in the PhD program at Mid-America. My family and I have been on the mission field of Romania since 1999 working in Christian Higher Education. The program at MABTS has made it possible for me to continue the work that God has called us […]
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Hannah Simmons
Thank you for the generous donation through the Scholarship Fund. My husband and I are very thankful that the Lord allows us both to attend school at Mid-America. When the Lord called us to attend school at Mid-America two years ago, we did not know how we would be able to afford it. We are […]
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Help expand God’s kingdom.
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Invest in the life and future ministry of a minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Make a seminary education affordable for future leaders.
Prevent the accumulation of student debt.
Strengthen the local church.
Help spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth.
Invest in an institution that produces servants of God who believe and preach the Bible as the Word of God.
More Stories of Impact
Recent Posts
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Higher. Education.
By Brad Thompson, EdD, PhD; Executive Vice President
Today, secularism dominates many academic institutions, even those professing to be Christian colleges and universities. From a biblical worldview, however, education is not just about acquiring information but about transformation, equipping students to serve God and others effectively in Gospel ministry or in their respective vocations.
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Biblical Worldview: A Clearer Lens for Business and Leadership
By Randy Redd, PhD; Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Having a biblical worldview influences how a person thinks about social issues, ethics, education, work, relationships, and culture. As we are conducting business or as we exercise our leadership, we are called to live a life that reflects Christ’s teachings. We must apply biblical principles in all areas of life.
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Alumnus of the Year 2025—Dr. Jerry Harmon
Mid-America has announced that our Alumnus of the Year for 2025 is Dr. Jerry R. Harmon. A two-time graduate of Mid-America, Dr. Harmon serves as Senior Pastor of Grace Bible Baptist Church in Catonsville, Maryland. Dr. Harmon is also one of our featured guest speakers at Mid-America’s annual Founders’ Days, August 19–21, 2025. Dr. Harmon has […]
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A Reading List You Can Trust
Looking for inspiring, informative, and instructional reading resources you can trust for biblical truth? Here’s a solid list of books and other resources from the trusted Mid-America family of faculty and alumni.
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Introducing New Athletics Coordinator
Mid-America is adding an Athletic Coordinator to our all-star staff lineup! Meet Tim Tipton. As you can read in his bio below, he’s not new to Mid-America. But he’s helping Mid-America kick off a whole new dimension to Student Life, including competitive sports. We’ll begin with intramural sports and possibly community recreation leagues, with the eventual […]
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High View of Scripture
By Michael Spradlin, PhD; President
At Mid-America, our worldview—and our degree programs—begin with the conviction that the Bible is true, authoritative, and sufficient.
Lighting the Way for Tomorrow’s Biblical Leaders
The generosity of those who support Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary has a significant impact on the next generation.
• More than 55% of student tuition is paid by financial supporters and friends of the seminary.
• Our supporters provide up to 60% of our annual operating needs through their gifts.
• MABTS seminary students save more than $12,000 per year.
