Working together – collaboration – is a priority for theological education. At times, there seems to be an artificial boundary between the academy and the local church, both in North America and around the world. Theological seminaries, like Winebrenner, and local congregations are both focused on discipleship.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has partnerships with the following schools, denominations, and organizations. We prioritize collaboration with students, organizations, and givers.
We will gladly share more about how we can partner together! To learn how to form a partnership with Winebrenner, visit https://winebrenner.edu/partnerships-with-winebrenner/
You can also read more about the purpose and strategy motivating our collaborative partnerships in the Seminary’s blog, InDepth. Specific questions about collaboration and partnership can be directed to Winebrenner President, Dr. Brent Sleasman.
Top blog entries on this topic include:
> Collaboration: Shared Services
> Collaboration: Questions to Consider
> Collaboration: Models & Next Steps
> From Pipelines to Platforms: Key to Collaboration
> Pathways to Seminary Education: Invitation to Collaborate
This is the Seminary’s founding denomination. CGGC employees and members, contact the director of your regional office to learn how the CGGC and Winebrenner Seminary are partnering to make seminary education available to you.
Winebrenner is one of the early members and participants of Ascent, a new kind of missional connectionalism for the Church in North America—a movement of:
– congregations,
– leaders,
– ministries,
– networks,
– associations, and
– theological institutions.
You can access a one-page summary of Ascent by clicking here.
ATS exists to promote the improvement and enhancement of theological schools to the benefit of communities of faith and the broader public.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a formal agreement with the Ministry Training Institute, a ministry of the Eastern Regional Conference of the Churches of God, General Conference. Courses from MTI can transfer to Winebrenner and count towards a graduate level program.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a partnership with the Eastern Regional Conference of the Churches of God, General Conference. Pastors, lay leaders and members of the ERC are encouraged to pursue deeper discipleship and further theological education through their region’s partnership with the Seminary.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a partnership with the Great Lakes Conference of the Churches of God, General Conference. Pastors, lay leaders and members of the GLC are encouraged to pursue deeper discipleship and further theological education through their region’s partnership with the Seminary.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a partnership with the Allegheny Region of the Churches of God, General Conference. Pastors, lay leaders and members of the Allegheny Region are encouraged to pursue deeper discipleship and further theological education through their region’s partnership with the Seminary.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a partnership with the Midwest Region of the Churches of God, General Conference. Pastors, lay leaders and members of the Midwest Region are encouraged to pursue deeper discipleship and further theological education through their region’s partnership with the Seminary.
Winebrenner Seminary has a long standing partnership with the University of Findlay to offer a variety of services, including educational.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a partnership with Bridges Christian College, receiving their graduates into our Master level programs.
Winebrenner has a partnership with the Missionary Church and their Pastoral Leadership Institute.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary and the Northwest Ohio Association of the United Church of Christ have an informal agreement which allows individuals on the Alternate Path to Ordination to complete coursework at Winebrenner. Contact your Working Group for more details.
Winebrenner has a partnership with United Theological Seminary in which M.Div. students in the United Methodist Church can complete a portion of their education at Winebrenner. Head here for full details.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a formal agreement with West Coast Bible College, receiving their graduates into our Master level programs.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary has a formal agreement with the Digital Theological Library – you can read more about the partnership by clicking here.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary is partnering with Father’s on the Move to provide theological education to a select group of men in their program.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary partners with Muncie Theology Institute to equip leaders in central Indiana.
Winebrenner Theological Seminary partners with Alliance Theological Institute, the educational arm of One Body Covenant Fellowship.
