Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary — Local services in Kansas City

Fusion International at Spurgeon College (the undergrad) is a very poorly run missions program. Teaching seems biblical at a glance, but training methods are filled with frequent displays of anger as well as a very uneducated view of the mental illness it is causing. Much deception in administration process to get new missions program candidates.

Many argue the goal of fulfilling the great commission justifies their harsh behavior and secrecy- that they've found a special script that outsiders just cant understand if they were told upfront. 🤔 Red flag?!?!Incredible ability to talk about sound doctrine/gospel centeredness/ biblical missions strategy, but sadly, a ruined witness due to the lack of Christ-like character. 1...

This is a great seminary and has an affordable and fun experience for anyone who comes. The spurgon college program means that you can get your seminary degree and your undergraduate at the same place. Lots of friendly people here and the housing is decent. The adjourned forest(on property) is filled with wildlife and beautiful trees. At the mathena center you can visit games like basketball and volleyball. In the foyer there is a popular studying place, coffee shop, and a bookstore. There is an activity center where there is pool, foosball, and other such. There is a basketball court, running track and a weight room. Covid-19 restrictions have post-poned some events and activities, but everything is...

It has sadden me, I’m 53 and first time going for college degree, to find the worst experiences ever!!

My experience has not been the best, it seems admissions make up as they go along. I complied with the 2 Pastors, now they ask for a 3rd, or of a membership. Since I have no membership with Southern Baptist. They also want a transcript of a non-existence matter, of a school I checked out, but never attended. Parchment has no record, they will not accept the email, instead they ask for recorded conversation with Higher Education. Really,...