In 1997 the seminary was organized officially under the civil society of OMS Mexico, AC, and in 1998 an extension center was opened in Guadalajara under the sponsorship of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Classes and seminars are also being taught in local churches in the Mexico City area and in Acapulco. The classes in all three centers have been taught as intensive, directed-study modules. With the coming of Academic Dean, David Cosby, M.A., in 1999, more traditional classes meeting weekly have been offered in the Mexico City centers. Because of the thesis requirement, a five-year plan is more realistic for most students.
Faculty come from four denominations or groups, and five different countries.
All instruction is given in Spanish. The Mary E. Shaum Memorial Library has over 4,000 volumes and is growing with each semester. We are committed to the Wesleyan interpretation of biblical theology, but welcome students from all evangelical persuasions. Our Wesleyan perspective gives us a specific platform from which to impart instruction, but also allows us to be irenic and inclusive in our application of biblical truth to the modern evangelical community of Mexico City, including students from other theological persuasions. Offices, library, classrooms, all contained in one attractive building on a main thoroughfare in the city.