Soon after the organization of the Reformed Presbytery (now called the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America) in 1798 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, steps were taken to establish a theological seminary for the education of its students of theology.
A tremendous sense of community exists among students, faculty, and staff at the Seminary. Opportunities for formal and informal interaction abound, both inside and outside the classroom.
RPTS is accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada.
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Flashing back at my four years at Reformed Theologial Seminary Mkar, I can confidently say that it was more than just an academic experience, it was a life changing chapter. The lecturers were not only knowledgeable but genuinely invested in our spiritual and academic growth. I remember the way Rev Dr. J.T. Abawua appears in our class unannounced, scaring us with Greek Language short gun test most often, to which in the end, I always comes out of the test with good grades. Rev Dr J.T. Weor made our lectures always very interesting, causing us to laugh with all forms of jokes without end and also staying back after class to assist me understand a difficult concept, and how my calss counsellor guided me through all my years of stay in the seminary. Beyond academics, the campus community was very exciting and supportive. From immediate school neighbourhood, evangelism, supporting activities and chapel worship service activities, there was always an opportunity to learn, lead and connect. If you are planning to apply at Reformed Theological Seminary Mkar, wondering whether this the most suitable environment for your studies, I can boldly give you an assurance, that is a place where your dreams will be nurtured, your preaching skills are sharpened and your biblical confidence is built to the fullest.
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