Welcome
The Greenville Prebyterian Theological Seminary Office of Development and Recruiting is the seminary's point of contact with members of the Body of Christ who desire to invest their resources, time, prayers, and estates in the furtherance of the GPTS vision.
Greenville Seminary's hope and desire is to see faithful churches led by faithful ministers. The world is transformed as the Lord blesses His Truth when it goes from the pulpit to the congregation and then to the world.
The GPTS Office of Development is dedicated to furthering that hope by providing God's people with a wide variety of stewardship tools to partner with the administration, faculty and staff in support of students called to the Gospel Ministry.
This special web site operated by the Office of Development and Recruiting also provides opportunities for convenient online donations to the various financial needs of the institution and students. It also includes a way for you to help "Spread the Word" about Greenville Seminary, even if you cannot contribute financially at this time. We encourage you to explore the interactive pages linked in the menu above.
News
Spring Theology Conference - March 9-11, 2010
The seminary's annual spring conference will deal with The Nature and Sufficiency of Scripture. The conference will be held at the Woodruff Road Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C. For complete information about the program and registration, visit: http://gpts.edu/conference/index.php.
New Director of Development and Recruiting
The seminary welcomes Garry J. Moes as its new development director. Garry comes to the seminary from California's Gold Country, where he has lived and worked for the past 22 years. Garry is a veteran journalist, writer and editor for international news organizations, Christian think tanks, and home school publishing organizations. He most recently served as executive director for a Christian camp and retreat center in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. He will join the seminary staff in Greenville full-time in June 2010.
President Releases New Budget
On February 1, 2010, the White House released the budget for fiscal year 2011. The budget projects a spending level of $3.8 trillion and a deficit of $1.56 trillion. The budget includes many provisions that will affect taxes. Some provisions will reduce taxes during the next decade. Others will increase taxes. Finally, there are some provisions such as the estate tax, which include both increases and decreases. Read more....