About New Geneva Theological Seminary

The vision of New Geneva Theological Seminary is to be a transformational life-giving educational ministry based upon the truth of Godís Word and for His glory alone, reaching around the world:

• to exemplify Christ in all of our work and relationships and to strive to walk blamelessly before God and men;
• to faithfully serve the Lord Jesus Christ and to uphold the inerrancy of Godís Word.

Our vision comes from and is based upon the following values:

• life comes from knowing Christ, and therefore Christ must be at the center of our lives and spiritual disciplines;
• life in Christ is related to the truth of Godís Word, and Godís Word stands over against the relativism and secularism of this age which produce misery and death;
• training in Godís Word, through the biblical, theological and apologetic disciplines, is essential for the development of Christian character, commitment and competence in ministry;
• the biblical training offered must be wedded to the mission of Christís Church, which is the Great Commission;
• the Great Commission is advanced through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit as students are equipped to proclaim the gospel and to multiply and revitalize churches; and
• that the proclamation of the gospel and the multiplying of evangelical congregations nationally and internationally will lead toward the end that the earth will be filled with the glory of the Lord.

Our Board and Faculty hold to the Reformed faith, and sincerely and wholeheartedly believe the Bible to be the inerrant Word of God and the Westminster Confession of Faith and Catechisms to contain the teachings of the Word of God. These men and women have covenanted together to affirm the vision of New Geneva and to educate students in accord with it.

Other committed evangelical Christians who have special gifts and abilities that will benefit New Geneva students are invited as visiting lecturers. Their evangelical faith is evidenced by their commitment to the ecumenical creeds of the early church (e.g., the Apostlesí Creed, the Nicene Creed) and to contemporary evangelical statements such as those of the National Association of Evangelicals.