NYTS

New York Theological Seminary (NYTS) was founded in 1900 by Wilbert Webster White as the Bible Teacher's Training College in Montclair, NJ. A gifted scholar and teacher, President White developed a curriculum that combined the study of the Bible in one's own language with practical training for ministry. After moving to New York City in 1902, the school was renamed as The Biblical Seminary in New York, and in 1966, it became New York Theological Seminary. The distinctive attributes that characterized the Seminary from its inception is its emphasis upon ministry and mission, its unique urban focus, its openness to all, and its diversity in denominational and cultural traditions... Founded in 1900 by Wilbert Webster White, New York Theological Seminary is becoming the premier model for institutions around the world seeking to transform urban communities through contemporary, global, economic and social strategies.

Also known as: New York Theological Seminary

Primary location: New York United States