The United Methodist Church maintains 13 denominational seminaries [1] which are funded, in part, by the Methodist Ministerial Education Fund. [2] They are listed below:
Seminary | University | Date | Location |
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Drew Theological School | Drew University | 1867 [3] | Madison, New Jersey |
Candler School of Theology | Emory University | 1914 [4] | Atlanta |
Boston University School of Theology | Boston University | 1839 [5] | Boston |
Claremont School of Theology | 1885 [6] | Claremont, California | |
Duke Divinity School | Duke University | 1926 [7] | Durham, North Carolina |
Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary | 1853 [8] | Evanston, Illinois | |
Iliff School of Theology | University of Denver (formerly) | 1892 [9] | Denver |
Methodist Theological School in Ohio | 1956 [10] | Delaware, Ohio | |
Perkins School of Theology | Southern Methodist University | 1911 [11] | University Park, Texas |
Saint Paul School of Theology | 1958 [12] | Overland Park, Kansas | |
United Theological Seminary | 1871 [13] | Trotwood, Ohio | |
Wesley Theological Seminary | 1882 [14] | Washington, D.C. | |
Gammon Theological Seminary | 1958 [15] | Atlanta |