Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christians. Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christian Baptists
Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christian Baptists(MBS ECB, full name Religious organization- establishment of professional religious education Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christians-Baptists) is an educational institution of professional education of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists.
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The seminary opened on October 3, 1993. Initially, the seminary was located in the building of the RS ECB. In 2002, it received its own building at the address Moscow, Perovskaya st. 4a. The seminary also has a number of branches in various cities of Russia, in particular in Rostov-on-Don, Noyabrsk, Leninsk-Kuznetsky, Chita, Khabarovsk and Chelyabinsk. The North Caucasus Bible College is considered a branch of MBC because it receives funding through the Moscow Seminary, although in reality the educational programs of the North Caucasus Bible College are in no way connected with MBC.
In 2007, the Moscow Theological Seminary of the ECB and the Moscow Biblical Institute merged after a crisis associated with the lack of applicants to the MBI and insufficient funding for the MBI. As a result of the merger, MBS essentially took over the structure and programs of the Moscow Biblical Institute, while the institute itself was formally liquidated.
Initially, the seminary had only one department: theological and pedagogical. After the merger with MBI, the seminary operates two correspondence programs: pastoral and Christian education. MBS also offers a number of certification programs.
MBS cooperates with the Russian Leadership Ministry, whose headquarters are located in Chicago (USA). This mission provides most financing of MBS and programs that pass through it.
The seminary has a state license as an educational religious institution.
Rectors of MBS:
- Kozynko Alexander Petrovich - from 1993 to 2007;
- Mitskevich Petr Valterovich - since 2008.
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Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christian Baptists(MBS ECB, full name Religious organization - institution of professional religious education Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christians-Baptists) - educational institution of professional education Russian Union of Evangelical Christians - Baptists.
Story
The seminary opened on October 3, 1993. Initially, the seminary was located in the building of the RS ECB. In 2002, it received its own building at the address Moscow, Perovskaya st. 4a. The seminary also has a number of branches in various cities of Russia, in particular, in Rostov-on-Don , Noyabrsk , Leninsk-Kuznetsky , Chita , Khabarovsk And Chelyabinsk. The North Caucasus Bible College is considered a branch of MBC because it receives funding through the Moscow Seminary, although in reality the educational programs of the North Caucasus Bible College are in no way connected with MBC.
In 2007, the Moscow Theological Seminary of the ECB and the Moscow Biblical Institute merged after a crisis associated with the lack of applicants to the MBI and insufficient funding for the MBI. As a result of the merger, MBS essentially took over the structure and programs of the Moscow Biblical Institute, while the institute itself was formally liquidated.
Initially, the seminary had only one department: theological and pedagogical. After the merger with MBI, the seminary operates two correspondence programs: pastoral and Christian education. MBS also offers a number of certification programs.
MBS cooperates with the Russian Leadership Ministry, whose headquarters are located in Chicago (USA). This mission provides most of the funding for MBS and the programs that flow through it.
The seminary has a state license as an educational religious institution.
Rectors of MBS:
- Kozynko Alexander Petrovich - from 1993 to 2007;
- Mitskevich Petr Valterovich - since 2008.
Notes
Links
Wikimedia Foundation.
Moscow gymnasium in the South-West No. 1543
Jürgen Moltmann (German Jürgen Moltmann, born April 8, 1926 (19260408), Hamburg) German Protestant theologian. Professor of systematic theology at the University of Tübingen 1967 1994. His wife, Elisabeth Moltmann Wendel, ... ... Wikipedia
BAPTISTS- [Greek βαπτίζω to immerse, to baptize in water], one of the largest Protestants. denominations that arose in England in the 1st half. XVII century Accepting the basic tenets of the Reformation, the recognition of the Holy. The Scriptures are the only authority in matters of faith, justification only... Orthodox Encyclopedia
They train ministers of religious cults and provide theological education. Appeared in ancient states with the identification of social groups of priesthood and clergy, and the complication of religious rites and rituals, the knowledge of which could ... ... Great Soviet Encyclopedia
This term has other meanings, see Kostroma (meanings). The city of Kostroma ... Wikipedia
Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christian Baptists(MBS ECB, full name Religious organization - institution of professional religious education Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christians-Baptists) - educational institution of professional education of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists.
Story
The seminary opened on October 3, 1993. Initially, the seminary was located in the building of the RS ECB. In 2002, it received its own building at the address Moscow, Perovskaya st. 4a. The seminary also has a number of branches in various cities of Russia, in particular in Rostov-on-Don, Noyabrsk, Leninsk-Kuznetsky, Chita, Khabarovsk and Chelyabinsk. The North Caucasus Bible College is considered a branch of MBC because it receives funding through the Moscow Seminary, although in reality the educational programs of the North Caucasus Bible College are in no way connected with MBC.
In 2007, the Moscow Theological Seminary of the ECB and the Moscow Biblical Institute merged after a crisis associated with the lack of applicants to the MBI and insufficient funding for the MBI. As a result of the merger, MBS essentially took over the structure and programs of the Moscow Biblical Institute, while the institute itself was formally liquidated.
Initially, the seminary had only one department: theological and pedagogical. After the merger with MBI, the seminary operates two correspondence programs: pastoral and Christian education. MBS also offers a number of certification programs.
MBS cooperates with the Russian Leadership Ministry, whose headquarters are located in Chicago (USA). This mission provides most of the funding for MBS and the programs that flow through it.
The seminary has a state license as an educational religious institution.
Rectors of MBS:
- Kozynko Alexander Petrovich - from 1993 to 2007;
- Mitskevich Petr Valterovich - since 2008.
Notes
Links
Wikimedia Foundation.
- 2010.
- Moscow Alley
Moscow gymnasium in the South-West No. 1543
See what "Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christian Baptists" is in other dictionaries:- Jürgen Moltmann (German: Jürgen Moltmann, born April 8, 1926 (19260408), Hamburg) German Protestant theologian. Professor of systematic theology at the University of Tübingen 1967 1994. His wife, Elisabeth Moltmann Wendel, ... ... Wikipedia
BAPTISTS- [Greek βαπτίζω to immerse, to baptize in water], one of the largest Protestants. denominations that arose in England in the 1st half. XVII century Accepting the basic tenets of the Reformation, the recognition of the Holy. The Scriptures are the only authority in matters of faith, justification only... Orthodox Encyclopedia
Theological educational institutions- train ministers of religious cults and provide theological education. Appeared in ancient states with the identification of social groups of priesthood and clergy, and the complication of religious rites and rituals, the knowledge of which could ... ... Great Soviet Encyclopedia
Kostroma- This term has other meanings, see Kostroma (meanings). The city of Kostroma ... Wikipedia
