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WSC has returned to traditional classes on campus this Spring semester.

In this issue of UPDATE Magazine, A. Craig Troxel examines the importance of face-to-face seminary education from the perspective of the classroom experience. Bradley J. Bitner tells of his journey before joining the faculty as Associate Professor of New Testament.

Rather than just reading or hearing about it, you’ll get to experience seminary for yourself! This special event will be held in conjunction with our annual faculty conference featuring lectures by Michael S. Horton, W. Robert Godfrey, and others.

“The Church needs more pastors and more men and women in ministry who are committed to Jesus, His Gospel, His Word, and His Church.”

Students, faculty, and staff joined together on the Field of Dreams for the 23rd Annual Strimple Cup.

The 2021-2022 academic year will begin with an Opening Convocation on Thursday, September 2 at 10 a.m. in the WSC Chapel. President Joel E. Kim will address the WSC community during this convocation. The Westminster Student Association (WSA) will provide refreshments immediately following.

“Being a full time teacher turned out not just to be a decent job but a career that I absolutely love. It is such a privilege to be able to spend my days in God’s Word and it brings me such joy to see the Holy Spirit work in students’ lives as He opens up their eyes to see the truth.”

Fix serves as the Senior Pastor of Reformed Presbyterian Church of Bowie, and credits his time at WSC with laying a solid foundation for both his academic pursuits and his pastoral ministry.

“From the beginning of WSC, one of Bob’s passions was a strong department of practical theology to contribute to the education of faithful and effective pastors and preachers of Jesus Christ. How splendid that WSC should now have as a constant reminder and encouragement the Robert G. den Dulk Chair of Practical Theology.”

“One of the most frequent refrains I heard in my WSC courses was that studying was for the sake of caring for Christ’s sheep. My professors were faithful to drive this point home often, and I am so thankful for it.”

This year we celebrate our 40th class of graduates, who will join more than 1,200 alumni who are serving as pastors, church planters, missionaries, teachers, scholars, counselors, and lay leaders in over 30 countries throughout the world.

The Westminster Seminary California Board of Trustees displayed its deep appreciation for Dr. and Mrs. S.M. Baugh by naming one of the residential buildings in their honor.