Pentecostalism is a rich and varied Christian tradition that emphasizes the baptism of the Holy Spirit. There are several denominations within the tradition that have their own pentecostal seminaries.
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Assemblies of God Seminary
The Assemblies of God (AG) is a collection of churches that are characteristically defined by the baptism of the Holy Spirit, which is evidenced by speaking in tongues. Because of their distinctive adherence to speaking in tongues, the AG doesn’t always interact with other Christian traditions as much as some more ecumenical denominations do. Nevertheless, there is some excellent scholarship within the AG that does interact with other denominations’ research.
The Assemblies of God has one seminary:
- Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, the official Assemblies of God seminary
Church of God Seminary
The Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) is one of several denominations that uses the “Church of God” name. This is one of the largest pentecostal denominations worldwide and has over 1 million members in the U.S.
The Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) has one official seminary:
- Pentecostal Theological Seminary, the official Church of God seminary school
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Theology School for Pentecostal Believers
In addition to the above-listed denominationally affiliated seminaries, there is another pentecostal theology school and seminary:
- Oral Roberts University’s College of Theology and Ministry, is a historically pentecostal ministry school.
Looking for other seminaries or divinity schools? Check out:
- historically African American divinity schools
- Anglican and Episcopal divinity schools
- Christian divinity schools
- Fundamentalist divinity schools
- Interdenominational divinity schools
We have several other denominations as well.