Christ's Disciples Training Seminary


The Christ's Disciples Training Seminary is a cross-denominational and cross-church theological institution in Taiwan. Founded by Elder Wu Yong in 1981, the school has developed into a Christian seminary offering programs for certificates, bachelor and master degrees. Its campus is located in Nuannuan District, Keelung City, Taiwan.
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History

In 1981, the "Christ Disciple Training Center" was founded by Elder Wu Yong. It was on Zhonghe Road, Yonghe District, Taipei County.
In 1998, the school moved to Nuannuan District, Keelung City, and was renamed "Christ's Disciple Training College".
Initially, no degree certificates were awarded upon graduation or completion of studies. In 2001, the board of directors resolved to expand the academic system, offering master's, bachelor's, certificate, and continuing education programs, with degrees and certificates awarded upon graduation or completion of studies.
In 2006, a Master's program in Biblical Studies was added.
In 2011, the school was renamed "Christ's Disciples Training Seminary".
In 2013, a "Master of Divinity" program was added.
In 2019, the Christ's Disciples Training Seminary held its graduation ceremony and presidential handover ceremony. Both the new president, Elder Jung-Hua Tu, and the outgoing president, Wang Liangyu, had served in the Church for over thirty years.
In 2021, Christ's Disciples Training Seminary celebrated its 40th anniversary.

Academic Programs and Courses

The programs offered by Christ's Disciples Training Seminary include:

Presents

The former and present presidents of the seminary are:
NameTerm of Office
Wu Yong1981-1984
Shao Zunlan1984-1986
Wang Chuansheng1988-2007
Wang Liangyu2007-2019
Du Ronghua2019-Present

Campus

Christ's Disciples Training Seminary is located in Nuannuan District, Keelung City, nestled beside Yuemei Mountain and bordering the Keelung River. The campus is also adjacent to a community park and activity center.
The school building covers an area of 1000-ping, within which are an auditorium, offices, a library, classrooms, a cafeteria, an activity center, and dormitories for students and staff.