New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary - Institution

Institution

NOBTS currently offers a wide range of degree options for ministerial training. Leavell College houses the Seminary's undergraduate degree program, and offers associates and bachelors degrees in ministry as well as certificate and diploma programs intended to give concentrated training in a specific area (e.g., children's ministry). The graduate programs are quite varied as well. The faculty is divided into five working divisions: biblical studies, theological & historical studies, pastoral ministries, Christian Education ministries, and church music ministries.

The primary degree offered is the Master of Divinity, but the seminary also offers the Master of Arts and Master of Theology degrees as an alternative. For music students, the primary degree is the Master of Church Music. Doctoral degrees are divided between research doctoral degree programs and professional doctoral degree programs. Most departments on campus offer a Doctor of Philosophy program. The Division of Church Music offers the Doctor of Musical Arts degree. The Seminary also offers the highly flexible Doctor of Ministry degree as an alternative professional doctorate. Newly instituted is the Doctor of Educational Ministry degree, which focuses on majors within the Division of Christian Education.

Southern Baptists
Background Christianity
Protestantism · Anabaptists
General / Strict / Reformed
Baptists "Conservative Resurgence"
Doctrinal distinctives Biblical inerrancy
Autonomy of the local church
Priesthood of believers
Two ordinances
Individual soul liberty
Separation of
church and state Two offices
People List of SBC affiliated people
Related organizations North American Mission Board
International Mission Board
LifeWay Christian Resources
Woman's Missionary Union
Religious Liberty Commission
State Conventions
Baptist Press
Canadian National Baptist
Convention
Seminaries Golden Gate · Midwestern
New Orleans · Southeastern
Southern · Southwestern

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