Your path.
B.H. Carroll is a graduate-level seminary equipping missional leaders for the diverse and global ministries of Christ’s church. Carroll creates an accessible learning environment which enables students to earn their degrees where they live, work, and serve.
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His kingdom.
Although born from a rich Baptist heritage, Carroll Seminary is an independent seminary, unaffiliated or attached to any one denomination or church organization. The theological beliefs and perspectives of B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary are based solely on the Bible.
Programs
The B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary is dedicated to providing the highest academic standard when it comes to the curriculum for our programs. We offer the following degrees.
Flexible degrees
B. H. Carroll offers online degrees so you can earn your degree where you are, and on your own time.
Carroll Organizations
The Carroll family believes that as brothers and sisters in Christ, we are called to lift one another up in prayer and support. B. H. Carroll is happy to partner with a variety of organizations in the work for His kingdom.
Support
Carroll is on a mission to equip men and women called to serve Christ in the diverse and global ministries of his church. There are many ways to get involved and support B. H. Carroll.
Blog & News
The life and legacy of Fran Wilson
The first B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary Administrative Secretary and Dr. Corley’s right hand, Fran Wilson, recently passed away.
A Biblical Moral Compass
The Sermon on the Plain, a powerful and transformative message, speaks directly to the heart of every individual.
Kirsten Floyd, Student Spotlight
Kirsten is a current Master of Arts in Religion student and a faithful B. H. Carroll donor.
Events
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Application Deadline for Graduation – Alpha,...
on Oct 1
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Registration closes – Emmanuel 2024-25
on Oct 2
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Classes end – Alpha 2024-25
on Oct 2
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Classes begin – Emmanuel 2024-25
on Oct 3
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Last day to add class – Emmanuel 2024-25
on Oct 10
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Fall Colloquy
on Nov 18