Connected Campus

JUL
01
Founders' Days 2019—August 20–22
  Join us as Mid-America looks back...
JUN
10
Biblical Counseling Conference, October 7–9, 2019
  Mid-America Hosts National Biblical...
MAY
01
SBC Alumni & Friends Luncheon 2019
  Mid-America Seminary Alumni &...

Academics

 

Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary was established in 1972 to train and equip soul-winning servants of God. Our primary purpose is to provide each graduate with solid biblical and theological training for effective service in church-related and missions vocations such as pastor, church staff member, missionary, Christian educator, and others.

 

The Seminary attempts to guide students into a thorough understanding of the Bible and its relevance for today, preparing those who have been called of God to preach and teach the Word of God. Further preparation is offered through instruction in preaching, counseling, administration, and cross-cultural ministry. In addition, all students participate in the Practical Missions Program of the school and are encouraged to be involved in local churches during their seminary days.

 

In the light of its stated institutional purpose, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary seeks to achieve the following general educational objectives in its academic programs:

1. To develop an understanding of the Bible and its relevance for today;
2. To develop a comprehensive theological framework within which to interpret God’s message to man’s need;
3. To develop a functional philosophy of Christian ministry in contemporary society;
4. To develop personal spiritual vitality and Christian character through Bible study, prayer, and devotional reading;
5. To develop appropriate skills required to preach, teach, and otherwise communicate the Word of God;
6. To develop appropriate skills required to exercise leadership positions in the church and denomination;
7. To develop the appropriate skills required to communicate the Gospel and plant churches cross culturally;
8. To develop a Great Commission worldview to encourage involvement in missions endeavors and support; and
9. To develop a personal commitment to and involvement in evangelism nationally and internationally.
 
Our open door policy insures that each faculty member is always available to assist students in a personal way. Our distinctive faculty not only trains students, but also leads by example. All are active soul-winners, and are active in local Southern Baptist churches.

 

Mid-America is more than just an academic training center. Our distinctive commitment to evangelism, missions and the inerrant Word of God prepares our students for effective ministry anywhere God calls them to serve.

Sign Up

Sonis Web
New or prospective student?  Sign-up here for access to application information, grades, and account billing status.

 

Career Center

Alumni may register here to have their resume loaded into our career center.  Allow us to connect you with churches looking for qualified personnel.

 

Witness One:Seven Report
New Students may sign-up for access to the Witness One:Seven site here.

 

Login

Sonis Web
Students, Faculty, staff may access their SONIS web account here.  Please enter your SONIS ID and password/pin number for access.

 

Career Center
Sign-in here to access your resume and make changes.

 

Witness One:Seven Report
Students may update their Witness One:Seven information here.

 

Student Email
Sign-in here to access your student email account. Your Office 365 account name is [Student_ID]@mabts.edu (e.g. MA1234567@mabts.edu). Your password is your MABTS assigned PIN.

 

PhD Form
Click here to access the PhD form.