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Missionaries Strengthened by Spiritual Formation Course: The global pandemic has put many overseas missionaries in isolated conditions - they are unable to travel or go back to their home countries. Frontline missionaries, who are enrolled in Olivet University's Master of Divinity program, found hope and support in the trying times through the Spiritual Formation online course.

Olivet Theological College and Seminary New Website Launched: Olivet Theological College and Seminary has launched its new website today. As the flagship school of Olivet University, OTCS hopes to keep communicating its vision and sharing its work with the public.

Doctor of Ministry Program Holds Online Follow-up Meetings with First-Year Students: First-year Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) students joined online follow-up meetings with their professors in January. Professors and students were able to engage in deeper conversation on course materials.