Theological Higher Education in Cuba. Part 4: The Historical Roots and Milestones of the Eastern Cuba Baptist Theological Seminary
Octavio J. Esqueda
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Octavio J. Esqueda
Abstract
This article presents an overview of the Eastern Cuba Baptist Theological Seminary. The seminary was founded in the city of Santiago de Cuba, on October 10, 1949, by the Eastern Baptist Convention. The seminary exists to provide training for pastors in the Eastern Baptist Convention. The school offers a four-year program leading to a bachelor in theology degree. Economic resources are the primary need of the Eastern Cuba Baptist Theological Seminary. The seminary has been through many difficulties. Nevertheless, these days represent the best time in the seminary's history. This paper concludes the series about Christian Higher Education in Cuba with a summary of the research findings and recommendations.
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This article presents an overview of the Eastern Cuba Baptist Theological Seminary. The seminary was founded in the city of Santiago de Cuba, on October 10, 1949, by the Eastern Baptist Convention. The seminary exists to provide training for pastors in the Eastern Baptist Convention. The school offers a four-year program leading to a bachelor in theology degree. Economic resources are the primary need of the Eastern Cuba Baptist Theological Seminary. The seminary has been through many difficulties. Nevertheless, these days represent the best time in the seminary's history. This paper concludes the series about Christian Higher Education in Cuba with a summary of the research findings and recommendations.
Key concepts: Theological seminary, Convention, Bachelor, Theology, History, Sociology, Religious studies, Philosophy