Wesley Biblical Seminary

Wesley Biblical Seminary is a private, Christian graduate institution committed to providing quality theological education grounded in Wesleyan-Arminian theology. The seminary offers graduate programs designed to prepare students for pastoral ministry, missions, and other forms of Christian service, emphasizing holiness theology and Methodist heritage.

Wesley Biblical Seminary serves as a specialized institution within the Wesleyan-Methodist tradition, focusing on graduate-level theological education and ministry training. The seminary maintains a strong commitment to biblical authority, Wesleyan theology, and practical ministry preparation. Students engage in rigorous academic study while developing practical ministry skills through field education, internships, and supervised ministry experiences. The faculty consists of experienced scholars and practitioners who bring both academic expertise and ministry experience within the Wesleyan tradition.

Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, Master of Arts in Christian Ministry, Master of Arts in Missions, and various certificate programs. The seminary emphasizes biblical studies, systematic theology, church history, and practical ministry skills within the Wesleyan-Methodist theological framework.

Wesleyan-Arminian theological tradition and Methodist heritage, emphasis on holiness theology and sanctification, small class sizes enabling personal mentorship, experienced faculty with Methodist ministry backgrounds, practical ministry training opportunities, graduate-level theological education, and commitment to developing effective Wesleyan ministry leaders.

Students choose Wesley Biblical Seminary for its Wesleyan theological tradition, holiness emphasis, Methodist heritage, graduate-level theological education, personal attention from faculty, practical ministry training, and strong preparation for effective ministry leadership within the Wesleyan-Methodist tradition.

WBS graduates serve in pastoral roles, missionary positions, and various ministry contexts within Methodist, Wesleyan, and broader evangelical denominations. Alumni lead churches as pastors, serve as missionaries with various organizations, work in Christian education, and engage in specialized ministry roles emphasizing holiness and spiritual formation.