Faculty Opening in Systematic Theology

The teaching of systematic theology is central to the Seminary's calling to prepare men for the gospel ministry. Through the study of Christian doctrine as it is taught in Holy Scripture and summarized in the Reformed confessions, students are equipped to understand, articulate, defend, and proclaim the truth of God's Word. The appointment of a faculty member in systematic theology is therefore an important part of the Seminary's commitment to providing rigorous theological education in service to Christ's church.

The Seminary seeks a faculty member who is not only academically qualified and theologically equipped but also committed to the confessional standards and educational vision of Mid-America Reformed Seminary. The successful candidate will contribute to the Seminary's work of preparing men for faithful and effective service in the pastoral ministry.

The successful candidate will be expected to teach across the field of systematic theology, including the major loci of Christian doctrine. Depending on the needs of the curriculum and the candidate's qualifications, he may also be asked to assist in teaching courses in church history or apologetics.

Applicants must be men ordained to the Christian ministry and in good standing in their church and/or presbytery. Two to three years of experience in pastoral ministry is preferred. They must be committed to the Three Forms of Unity and the Westminster Confession of Faith, and they must affirm and support the mission statement of Mid-America Reformed Seminary.

The appointment is anticipated to begin in January 2028 or the summer of 2028. Qualified candidates are encouraged to make inquiries and submit their applications as soon as possible.

Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae, three references, and a completed Faculty Application Form. Applications and inquiries should be directed to Harry Zekveld, Chair of the Faculty Development Committee, at hzekveld@gmail.com, with a copy to Alan D. Strange, President of Mid-America Reformed Seminary, at astrange@midamerica.edu.