READY FOR THE WORK.
ROOTED in the WORD.

Cedarville Theological Seminary delivers graduate theological education that prepares biblically faithful leaders to serve Christ and His Church here and around the world.

  • Building on 139 years of ministry training
  • 14 residential and online ministry-focused tracks
  • 200+ seminary students

A Serious Preparation for a Serious Calling

The work of ministry calls for more than talent or ambition. It requires wisdom, character, and conviction rooted in the Word of God.

At Cedarville Theological Seminary, students engage Scripture deeply, develop theological clarity, and prepare for the real demands of ministry — ready for the work they are called to undertake.

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Available Programs of Study

Cedarville Theological Seminary offers focused preparation for ministry through residential and fully online degree and certificate programs.

Master of Divinity (MDiv) — Residential

With three pathways of completion — accelerated, advanced, or standard — Cedarville's residential MDiv offers in-person theological formation to prepare students for focused ministry that serves the local church.

Ministry Tracks

  • Bible Translation
  • Biblical and Theological Studies Research
  • Biblical Care and Counseling
  • Church Planting and Revitalization
  • Missions
  • Ministry Leadership (includes optional MBA pathway)
  • Pastoral Leadership (men only)
  • Women’s Ministry (women only)
  • Worship and Theology
  • Youth and Family

Master of Theological Studies (MTS) — Online

Cedarville's online MTS offers flexible, rigorous theological education designed to serve those already engaged in ministry or other vocations.

Concentrations

Graduate Certificates — Online

CTS also offers fully online, 12-credit graduate certificates designed for ministry leaders and church members seeking concentrated study in specific ministry areas.

GROWING IN COMMUNITY

Theological education marked by

FRIENDSHIP,
MENTORSHIP, AND COLLABORATION

Residential students experience in-person mentorship and shared experiences, while online students remain meaningfully connected to faculty and peers.

Throughout their studies, students remain actively engaged in their local churches, allowing theological learning to be refined through lived ministry.

Cedarville Theological Seminary Leadership

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Trent Rogers, PhD

Dean of SBTS, Associate Professor of NT and Greek

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Jonathan Arnold, DPhil

Associate Dean of SBTS, Associate Professor of Theological Studies

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Billy Marsh, PhD

Director of MDiv Program, Associate Professor of Theology

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Jeremy Oliver, MDiv

Director of MTS Program, Assistant Professor of Applied Theology

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