Westminster Theological Seminary

Embark on a profound theological journey at Westminster Theological Seminary, a respected institution committed to upholding the enduring truths of Reformed theology. With its foundational motto, "ΠΑΣΑ Η ΒΟΥΛΗ ΤΟΥ ΘΕΟΥ" ("All the Counsel of God"), Westminster trains approximately 1183 students to engage deeply with Scripture and tradition, preparing them for impactful ministry and scholarly pursuits within a vibrant academic community.

Born in 1929 from a crucial theological stand, Westminster was established by influential scholars like J. Gresham Machen, John Murray, and Cornelius Van Til. These professors departed from Princeton Theological Seminary to faithfully continue its historic, orthodox theological tradition amidst a changing landscape. This deep-rooted commitment ensures an academic environment dedicated to rigorous study, fostering a comprehensive understanding of Reformed doctrine.

Today, under the leadership of President Peter Lillback, who also serves as a professor of historical theology, Westminster maintains its close relationship with the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. The seminary extends its influence globally through partnerships like the Memorandum of Understanding with International Reformed Evangelical Seminary in Indonesia and the publication of prestigious journals, offering a dynamic and internationally minded experience for students seeking to contribute to the global church.