Welcome to Knox Theological Seminary

Welcome to Knox Seminary...

Fall Convocation ~ Friday, August 27 ~ 7:00 PM

You are cordially invitied to join us for our
2010 Convocation
Friday, August 27, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.

Sanctuary
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church
5555 North Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Speaker: Dr. Ronald Kovack
President, Knox Theological Seminary

A reception will follow in the Kennedy Fellowship Hall.

As in years past, an offering will be taken as part of the service.

Knox Seminary Announces the Appointment of Dr. Bruce Waltke

On April 30th, the Knox Board met and approved the appointment of Dr. Bruce Waltke as Distinguished Professor of Old Testament at Knox Theological Seminary.

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Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Dr. Luder Whitlock, Board Chairman

Why is Knox unique?

Our academic program offers an extraordinary blend of Biblically grounded intellectual rigor and effective leadership training so that you will be prepared for ministry in the 21st century. Firmly committed to the authority and inerrancy of Scripture as well as to historic Reformed theology, our capable faculty is eager to instruct you and assist you as you begin to prepare for your noble calling from the Lord. Read more

Advantages of a Knox Education:

~	Classical education in the tradition of the Reformers, designed to prepare you for ministry that will impact the world.
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~	Quality instructors including Dr. Warren Gage, Dr. Michael Haykin, Dr. Sam Lamerson, and Dr. Richard Pratt.
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~	Degrees offered: Master of Divinity; Master of Arts (Biblical & Theological Studies or Christianity & Culture); Master of Evangelism; and Doctor of Ministry.
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~	Affordable tuition and financial aid for qualified students.
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~	Nationally accredited program by the Association of Theological Schools.

What do our students say?

"While proximity to family was an important factor in choosing Knox over other seminaries, it was the Christianity and Culture program that edged out the competition."

Lucas Tanner

"At the foundation of all our learning, the professors strategically sought to make the redemption romance come alive to us, opening our eyes to the glory and hope and calling as heirs of Christ."

Kathryn Allen Ritchie, MACC ’06, MBT ’09