The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-08-10
THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Pc, 'GREENVILLE, s. C.

JAMES P: BOYCE, D. D., Professor Of sys-
tematic Theology. . :.
JOHN A: BRoA6DUs, D. d.. Professor of In
terpretation of the New Testament.
BASIL MANLY, Jr., D. D., Professor of Bibli-
col Introduction, Polemic Theology, and Pre-
paraton and Delivery of Sermons.
C. II. TOY, D. D., Professor of Interpretation of
The Old Testament. ...
VIM. WILLIAMS, D. D., Professor Of Church
History, Church Government, and Pastoral
THE NEXT SESSION (of eight months) opens
on Thursday. September 1st, 1870, when there
will be an introductory Lecture by DR.. Boycc
II is on many accounts important for Students
be present on the first day. -.
THE STUDIES ....,
Are exclusively Theological. The Seminary
does not undertake to supplant college orgram-
mar school, in giving literary instruction Those
who need that must seek it, where it is appro-
pirate. But in pursuing the extensive course
included strictly under Theology, instruction is
given adapted to different grades appropriation;
so that the best college graduates, and those
who have only good English education, may
both find such courses as they respectively need
There are eight distinct Departments or Schools,
several of which have two or three classes each.
SELECTION OF STUDIES. -s
A Student selects, with such advice as he may
desire from the Professors, the subjects to which
he devotes himself for the year. If successful,
he can graduate in the departments he has .cho-
scd, and tho next year, if he is able to return
pursues the other parts of the course; to COM
plete which requires usually three to four years,
according to preparation and diligence.
PASTORS ATTENDING FOR ONE YEAR,
On leave of absence from their churches might
find their minds directed ns to the method Of
study, the books which are most available, the
topics which need investigation; and by their
presence among the Students might both receive
and impart stimulus and practical experience in
their great lifcwork. -.
There are. no charges for tuition, nor fees of
any kind. Some Of the rarer and more expen-
sire text books, as in the languages, are loaned
to the Students The cost of those which it is
necessary to buy varies from ten to twenty-five
dollars year. They may be procured in
Grecnville at New York cost. Board is fur
nished in the "Seminary Hail. at actual cost,
say about ten dollars a month, including food,
fuel and lights. Ono hundred dollars will cover
necessary expenses of Session, if clothing,
travelling expenses and personal incidental are
otherwise provided for. ..~
LOCATION.
Greenville is in healthy mountain region,
and is reached by railroad, via Columbia, S. c.
AID TO STUDENTS ...' ..-
Who need such assistance, is supplied, 60 far
as the means contributed admit out of q ':Stu-
dents Fund.- the collection and management Of
which has been entrusted to Rev. d. Manly, Jr.
1t is desired that no one, who is prepared to en-
ter with proper qualifications, spiritual and in
tellectual, on the studies of the Seminary, shall
be debarred from it by lack of means. Brethren
wishing to attend are invited to write at once.
Contributions for the purpose of supplying them
with the necessaries of life while studying to
prepare for the Ministry, arc also respectfully
solicited.
For Catalogues, or further information, adj
dress B. MANLY, JE.,
Secretary of the Faculty