Thursday Night:
Zoom Classes
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Other Classes on Moodle
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SGTS has received full accreditation with TACI.
Being mindful of God’s will that His children be taught the content and practical applications of His Word in every aspect of learning and every activity of life and firmly believing that Christ-centered education is a necessary part of the fulfillment of His will, Southwest Georgia Theological Seminary has been established.
Email: sgts@sffwbc.org
View a map to the school, which is a part of Sylvester First Free Will Baptist Church.
Southwest Georgia Theological Seminary offers tuition free theology classes. The only cost is the price of textbooks and a $40 registration fee; however, donations are welcome.
Scholarships and/or payment plans may be available.
Registration is held in the Fellowship Hall of Sylvester First Free Will Baptist Church. The church is located on the corner of Royal Street and Carmen Lane, approximately two blocks north of US 82. See the map if you need help locating the school.
Classes are held on Thursday night, from 7:00 pm until 9:30 pm through Zoom sessions. In order to have unity in the study, all students must use the King James Bible for classwork. Homework requirements are given so that consistency may be obtained. Text books for the semester are purchased at registration.
SGTS provides enrolled students access to class assignments and resources through its secure Moodle site. ONLY enrolled students have access to the materials. Instructors will provide access for individual classes.
Classes are taught from a Biblical standpoint - not a denominational one.
The faculty and the student body are inter-denominational.
SGTS is privately accredited by Transworld Accrediting Commission, Riverside, California. The leadership of Southwest Georgia Theological Seminary sought private accreditation, not public: not designed, organized, or supported by local, state or federal government. Private, and separate, that it should therefore be primarily subject to the sanction of those whom it serves.