Nikki Lanigan

New Academic Dean – Dr. Jonathan Numada Northwest is pleased to announce that Dr. Jonathan Numada has been selected as our new Academic Dean. “Dr. Numada is a mature young man with a fine breadth of experience. He has a fine God-honoring spirit, is not afraid to ask penetrating questions, and knows the value of building […]

Northwest Announces New President THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS AT NORTHWEST SEMINARY AND COLLEGE ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF NEW PRESIDENT, DR. BARTON PRIEBE. Dr. Barton Priebe will become its ninth president, effective August 1, 2022.   Barton is well-prepared to take on this new role, with over 20 years of experience in pastoral ministry, a Doctor

Alumni Connect and Reconnect Northwest Baptist Theological College and Seminary has been operating for 88 years and we have over 3100 alumni members. Our goal this year is to begin rebuilding our Alumni Association, and connect and reconnect with our alumni to keep them updated on their Alma Mater, develop a platform of prayer support

President’s Pen – April 2022 God has been so good. We recently compiled our annual statistics for the Board and realized that Northwest is serving more students and churches in achievement of our mission to develop effective pastoral and lay ministry leaders than we have in decades. Last year we had:   246 enrolled students:

Northwest welcomed 12 new Korean language students in March. Our four new Doctor of Ministry (KDMN) students and eight Bachelor of Christian Leadership (BACL) students gathered with our faculty, staff, and KDMN alumni on March 4 for our New Students Orientation.   “Jesus supported what he taught about Kingdom leadership by modelling it before his

Jeehoon Kim has recently finished an eight-year journey of PhD studies at Wycliffe College in Toronto. We asked him to reflect on this long journey and the next chapter of his life.   On one level, my experiences were typical: I had the privilege of learning from great scholars and practitioners, some who became my

Wisdom gained in one’s trade comes through time and experience. This is true of all professions. For Brian Byungsuk Kim, Northwest’s Assistant Director of the Korean Language MDIV Program, this wisdom comes in the area of pastoral leadership and care. “Love is the most important thing to church and disciples and the people of God,”

March 16: Theology Symposium Northwest Seminary and ACTS Seminaries invite you to our second spring Theology Symposium: Reading John, Jesus, and Judaism in Light of Greco-Roman Culture. Dr. Jonathan Numada will be presenting with Dr. Don Chang responding and Dr. Archie Spencer moderating. Humanity seems preoccupied with using racial, ethnic, religious, socioeconomic, and political differences

Hello! January is all about reporting for us here at Northwest, and as I look back at what happened at Northwest last year, it’s a bit dizzying. Leadership transitions, a new building, new media centre, new website, and new competency-based theological education (CBTE) programs including the first ever Korean CBTE program. On top of that,

The family of Doug Harris wishes to invite all friends, relatives, former students and colleagues of Doug and Mary Harris, to join together in praising God at a celebration reunion of Doug’s life through vocal and instrumental ensembles directed by Calvin Dyck, worship, word, media and fellowship.  Please mark this date and pass it along.