On Causes, Confederates, and Christ

On Causes, Confederates, and Christ

One of my favorite books on the Civil War was written by a chaplain in the Army of Northern Virginia, Baptist preacher J. William Jones. Jones went from being a humble pastor to being named the Baptist missionary to Lieutenant General A. P. Hill’s corps....

Effective Ministry for the Long Haul

Since 1956 Central Seminary has produced effective leaders for ministry. Our graduates are spread around the globe and serve in a variety of capacities. Central’s goal is to assist New Testament churches in equipping spiritual leaders for Christ-exalting...

Central Seminary Welcomes Dr. Preston Mayes

Central Seminary is pleased to announce that Dr. Preston Mayes will be joining the faculty beginning July 1, 2020. Dr. Mayes comes to Central after more than two decades of faithful and fruitful ministry at Maranatha Baptist University. Born and raised in Rochester,...
On Causes, Confederates, and Christ

The Human Problem

In 1947, the French Nobel Laureate Albert Camus wrote the novel The Plague. The fictional story is set in the city of Oran in French Algeria. Oran, as actually happened many times in its history, experienced a terrible plague and the town was eventually quarantined...