"Think much of the worth of the soul, and exert all your energies to rescue sinners from ruin." —Archibald Alexander gpts.edu/apply

Gather your church and join us at our 2026 National Conference as we consider the biblical responsibility of the local church to raise up and send laborers to the nations. Register a group of 10 or more at missionary.com/2026 to save.

Speaker Highlight Missions Midweeker L. Michael Morales serves as Professor of Biblical Studies at GPTS. He previously served in pastoral ministry and as Professor and Chair of Biblical Studies at Reformation Bible College, and has taught at Know Theological Seminary and Westminster Seminary UK. He is the author of several books and serves as series editor for IVP Academic's Essential Studies in Biblical Theology. Register now at gpts.edu/events/missions-mid…

Apologetics is not merely an academic exercise. It equips Christians to understand their faith more deeply, engage difficult questions thoughtfully, and speak confidently about Christ. For pastors especially, these responsibilities arise in the regular care of souls. Our 2026 Summer Seminar will explore how apologetics can serve the pastor's calling to teach truth, strengthen faith, and support the church's evangelistic witness. Register now at gpts.edu/events/apologetics-…

Join us March 9-11, 2027 as we gather for prayer, fellowship, and the preaching of the Word with a focus on this theme: The Work of the Holy Spirit. Save now by registering at gpts.edu/events/the-work-of-…

"Where can I do the most good?" Season 3. Episode 5. A Missionary's Wife: Asbel Green Fairchild on the Life of Louisa Lowrie #deadpresbyterianssociety

Brother, seminary is not simply a place to earn a degree — it is a community where men are shaped for a lifetime of gospel ministry. Through chapel, weekly prayer with faculty, fellowship events, and a monthly Ladies’ Fellowship for seminary wives, we seek to nurture a culture of Christian fellowship and mutual encouragement. Learn more about student life at gpts.edu/student-life

The pastor's calling is not merely to answer objections or win arguments, but to shepherd souls with the truth of the gospel. Apologetics finds its proper place when it supports the church's mission of proclaiming Christ and applying truth to the heart. Our 2026 Summer Seminar will explore these themes through a series of lectures by Carlton Wynne and Camden Bucey. Register now at gpts.edu/events/apologetics-…

Are you prayerfully considering pursuing your Master of Divinity? We invite you to visit our campus in Greenville to experience GPTS for yourself. This is the best way to truly understand how GPTS is different. You’ll get to tour the campus, have lunch and Q&A time with professors, and chat with current students. For more information visit gpts.edu/experience

In this video, William VanDoodewaard explores the joy of tracing and articulating biblical truth, promoting careful biblical-theology, exposition, and the vocation of theological education. Learn more at confessional.org/faculty-qa/…

We would love to connect with you. If you have any questions about our programs, tuition, admission processes or simply want to request information about GPTS, please reach out to us and we will gladly help. For more information visit gpts.edu/contact-us

"Finding meaning in the work of God" Season 3. Episode 5. A Missionary's Wife: Asbel Green Fairchild on the Life of Louisa Lowrie #deadpresbyterianssociety

NEW EPISODE! Season 3. Episode 5. A Missionary's Wife: Asbel Green Fairchild on the Life of Louisa Lowrie In this episode, we explore the life of Louisa A. Lowrie — a young missionary wife whose brief but radiant faith burned brightly for Christ. Through her own journals and letters, we see a woman of deep devotion, tender conscience, and unwavering surrender, who gave everything to the cause of the gospel even unto death. A moving testimony of holiness, missionary zeal, and wholehearted love for Christ. #deadpresbyterianssociety

In the midst of a changing cultural landscape, our confidence in the Bible remains unchanged. The truths of the inerrant Scripture guide us and ground us as we train the next generation of pastors.  Learn more about what we believe at gpts.edu/about-us

In every generation, pastors must equip the church to give a reason for the hope that is within them while keeping Christ and his gospel at the center of their ministry. The 2026 Summer Seminar, Apologetics and Evangelism for the Pastor, will explore how apologetics can support the church's evangelistic mission and strengthen pastoral ministry. Carlton Wynne and @CamdenBucey will lead a series of lectures on these themes. We invite you to join us on campus this summer. Register now at gpts.edu/events/apologetics-…

We’re excited to see friends and meet new faces at this year’s 53rd PCA General Assembly! Swing by our booth to learn about the latest news at GPTS and grab one of our newest shirts.

Our library is often much quieter during the summer months as many of our students spend time with family, work seasonal jobs, or participate in internships. While we look forward to welcoming them back in the fall, their absence serves as a reminder of how the Lord is at work in their lives beyond our campus. Please continue to keep our students in your prayers as they seek to faithfully serve Christ wherever they are this summer.

Missions Midweeker Speaker Highlight Jonathan L. Master serves as President of GPTS. Dr. Master previously served in pastoral ministry and as Dean and Professor of Theology at Cairn University. He has taught for numerous other institutions and has authored and edited several books. Dr. Master serves on the Executive Council of the GRN, as well as on the Board of Directors of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. Register now at gpts.edu/events/missions-mid…

Biblically Grounded. Pastorally Focused. Confessionally Faithful. Over 35 years ago, ruling elders from a nearby presbyterian church founded Greenville Seminary. They looked to the past, modeling our founding documents after those of Old Princeton Seminary. While some seminaries were lowering standards for language instruction, systematic theology, and preaching hours, they raised them. These men had taken vows to uphold the Westminster Standards, and they kept that standard for all professors to ensure transparency and consistency. Since the aim was to train pastors, they insisted that costs be kept as low as possible for the men who were studying. These founding convictions and aims still animate us today.  Learn more about what we believe at gpts.edu/about-us

An "intensely presbyterian" new Fathers & Brothers: Jim McCarthy talks with @MeltonDuncan - "I Am My Father's Son." presbycast.libsyn.com/father…

Pastors are regularly called to answer questions about the Christian faith and to proclaim the gospel in an increasingly skeptical age. The 2026 Summer Seminar, Apologetics and Evangelism for the Pastor, will consider how these responsibilities belong together within faithful pastoral ministry. Join Carlton Wynne and Camden Bucey on campus for a series of lectures exploring the role of apologetics and evangelism in the work of the pastor. Register now at gpts.edu/events/apologetics-…