Assemblies of God Theological Seminary

Springfield, Missouri, United States · Est. 1972 · Seminary / Theological School

Pentecostal seminary in Springfield, Missouri, equipping leaders for Spirit-empowered ministry worldwide.

  • Founded in 1972; merged with Evangel University in 2010
  • Postgraduate enrollment: 323 students (as of Wikipedia data)
  • Offers Master's, Doctoral, and Ph.D. programs in theology, ministry, and intercultural studies
  • Accredited by Association of Theological Schools and Higher Learning Commission
  • Located on Evangel University campus with 58,000 sq ft academic building
  • Global reach with online programs and international pricing for non-U.S. residents

Academics

AGTS offers rigorous graduate theological education including Master of Divinity, Master of Arts (in Theological Studies, Intercultural Studies, and Counseling), Master of Leadership and Ministry, Doctor of Ministry, Doctor of Applied Intercultural Studies, Doctor of Missiology, and Ph.D. programs in Intercultural Studies and Bible and Theology. Programs blend academic rigor with practical ministry experience and Pentecostal theological formation. The seminary emphasizes both classroom learning and real-world application for vocational ministry.

Campus & Facilities

The seminary occupies a 58,000 square foot academic building on the northeast side of Evangel University's campus in Springfield, Missouri. Facilities include seven classrooms with modern technology, the Cordas C. Burnett Library, William J. Seymour Chapel with distinctive stained-glass windows, Khoo Kay Peng World Prayer Center, Admiral Vern Clark Veterans Center, computer lab, and administrative offices. Students also access Evangel's fitness center, cafeteria, bookstore, health services, and Christian counseling.

Global & Online Programs

AGTS serves an international student body through fully online Master of Leadership and Ministry and Doctor of Ministry programs available in English and Spanish. The seminary offers region-specific tuition rates for non-U.S. citizens studying from their home countries. International students benefit from faculty mentorship and connection to a global community of Pentecostal leaders without relocating.

Accreditation & Mission

The seminary is professionally accredited by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada and regionally by The Higher Learning Commission. Its mission is to form servants who lead, equip the Church, and reach the world for Christ, emphasizing the integration of biblical knowledge with Holy Spirit empowerment for Pentecostal ministry in diverse contexts.

Founded
1972
Type
Seminary / Theological School
Courses
11
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationAssemblies of God USA
Websitehttp://www.agts.edu/
HousingNot available
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Courses offered
11
Avg career outcomes
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Total intake
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Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources