1918 Cedrus Yearbook

19 18 CEDARVILLE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY HE Theological Seminary of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, General Synod, was organized May 25, 1810. The following min- isters of the Gospel either have served or are serving as professors in the various departments: S. B. Wylie, D.D. John Black, D.D. James R. Wilson, D.D. Samuel W.Crawford, D.D. T. W. Wylie, D.D. Gilbert McMaster, D.D. Hugh McMillan, D.D. John N. McLeod; D.D. David Steele, D.D. A. Thompson, D.D. W. J. McDowell Matthew Gailey James Steele, Ph. D. James Y. Boice, D.D. W. J. Smiley David McKinney, D.D. W. R. McChesney, D.D. F. A. Jurkat, LL.D. Leroy Allen, Ph.B. James L. Chestnut, D.D. The Seminary offers the following courses of study. (1) Regular Sem- inary Course of 3 years, (2) Combined Arts-Theology Course of 5 years, and (3) a Graduate Course in Theology. Course (1) is designed to fit young men for the gospel ministry, and leads to a diploma of graduation. Course (2) is for theological students who have had little or no college training. It gives a liberal culture and fits for active work. It leads to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts from the College and a diploma from the Seminary. Course (3) is for graduates of either of the above courses and of other Theological SerO naries. It leads to the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity. This year the s tudents represent both Reformed Presbyterian denomi nations and the Presby- terian Church. Students of all denominations are welco med. The Semi- nary stands for the highest cultural and spiritual training. The Faculty at present are: W.R. McChesney, Ph.D., D.D. , President of Cedarville College and Professor of New Testament Language and Literature; F. A. Jurkat, A.M., LL.D., Professor of Church History and Old Testament Language and Literature, and Leroy Allen, Ph. B., Pro- fessor of Homiletics, Biblical Theology, Archaeology and Sociology . W. R. MCCHESNEY. 49