Kyeyak Graduate School of Theology

The school corporation contract school was established on December 9, 1999 by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development and opened the following year. The founding philosophy is to cultivate godly pastors and leaders who are able to contribute to the nation and society by promoting the development of the church through Bible-centered, prayer-centered theological education. The seminary is a post-graduate seminary, and the degree programs include the Master of Divinity, Master of Divinity, and theological studies. The term of study is three years, except for the two-year Master of Theology program. There are 12 full-time teachers (2004). The library, which is an attached facility, has 15,000 domestic and foreign theological books and general books. The goal of education is to cultivate dedicated leaders and ministers who are devoted to God and centered in God, centered on Calvinism and conservative theology so that they can serve the church and the nation. To this end, the ministry aims to cultivate a pastor who feels God, a pastor who is well versed in the Bible, a pastor who is inspired by many prayers, and a good pastor who practices ethics and morality. School characteristics include a 100% tuition fee for all Master of Divinity courses, and a dormitory facility for accommodating all students. After graduation, they can receive ordination of ministers through their denomination dissertation notice. Anyone who supports them as a missionary can be sent as a missionary through the examination of their denomination. It is located at 42-1, Daesungrye-ri, Gwacheon-eup, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do.