Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary

Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) stands as a vital center for theological education, deeply rooted in the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition. While officially founded in 1958, AMBS proudly carries forward the rich legacy of two distinguished institutions: Goshen Biblical Seminary and Mennonite Biblical Seminary. This unique heritage provides students with a profound connection to over a century of theological development and service.

Prospective students will discover a seminary committed to rigorous academic pursuit within a nurturing, faith-centered community. AMBS's predecessors, like Goshen Biblical Seminary, evolved from humble beginnings as a Bible School in 1894 to offer sophisticated graduate-level theological programs, including the Bachelor of Divinity (BD) and Bachelor of Religious Education (BRE). This history underscores a continuous dedication to preparing individuals for impactful ministry and scholarly work in an ever-changing world.

With a focused student body of 132 individuals under the leadership of President David Boshart, AMBS offers an intimate and supportive learning environment. Here, students engage deeply with Anabaptist theology, biblical studies, and practical ministry skills, preparing them to lead with conviction and compassion. The seminary's enduring commitment to its foundational principles ensures a transformative educational experience for those called to serve.