Thank you to all who partner with us.
Leadership Giving
The development program of Central Seminary, called Leadership Giving, allows those who are committed to meeting the need of preparing Christian leaders to invest in the future ministries of seminary students. Participants give on a regular basis to the ministry of Central Seminary, whether it is monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually. To participate in our Leadership Giving Program, simply indicate “Leadership Giving” in the comment field when you donate. Please feel free to email Ron Gotzman, Vice President of Advancement, anytime.
Legacy Giving
A second giving program of Central Seminary, called Legacy Giving, allows interested donors to invest in the future ministries of seminary students through other means. Participants can include Central Seminary in their estate plans through wills, trusts, or other planned gifts. To participate in our Legacy Giving Program, simply download our brochure below and return it to Central Seminary or email us at info@centralseminary.edu. Please feel free to email Ron Gotzman, Vice President of Advancement, anytime with further questions.
Thank You to our Donors!
Central Seminary and WCTS have received the following memorial gifts in 2023:
WCTS Radio
In memory of Lorraine Weise:
- Abram and Marilyn Baerg
In memory of Lamanzo Winch:
- Winch Family
In memory of C Raymond and Catherine Buck:
- Christina Larson
In memory of Arnold and Elsie Larson:
- Christina Larson
In memory of Shirley Brown:
- Christina Larson
Central Seminary
In memory of Lois Ogilvie:
- Don and Cindy Ogilvie
Giving
Focus
Central Seminary exists to prepare Christian leaders who love rightly, judge wisely, and lead gently.
Funding
The Need: The actual cost of educating our students significantly outweighs the amount we charge for tuition and fees. On average, each student pays only about one-fifth the actual cost of the education received. We depend on God’s people to make up the difference. Constituents who participate in our Leadership Giving program, for instance, help us to bridge the funding gap and assist us in preparing Christian leaders. Apart from the generosity of those like you, many of our students simply could not afford the quality education that Central Seminary provides.
The Work: Active Students – Currently, around 100 students exist in the M.A., M.Div., Th.M., and D.Min. programs.
Faculty: Gifted and qualified professors with pastoral experience provide ministerial education of the highest quality.
Accreditation: Central is fully accredited by the Association of Theological Schools (ATS).
Missions: In addition to training students for global missions, Central sends professors all around the world.
