The Master’s Seminary opened its doors in 1986 to provide post-graduate theological training on the campus of Grace Community Church. For nine years previous, the men of GCC had filled church vans and commuted daily to Talbot Seminary—the nearest option at the time.
The Master’s Seminary offers graduate-level biblical, theological, and professional education designed to equip men for effectiveness in local church ministry
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For our distance students in the MABC program, the dormitories listed below are available for housing during your stay for the one or two weeks you come for classes at the end of July, unless you find other accommodations off our campus. The rate is $495 per week per adult for room and meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Monday–Friday). Family housing will not cost extra for the children you bring, but you will need to pay for each child per meal if they eat in the cafeteria.
The Master’s Seminary Library presently contains over 150,000 volumes of books and bound periodicals, with access to over 100,000 additional electronic volumes. The collection is rich in scholarly works with strengths in biblical studies, theology, and practical theology.
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