Thank you for your interest. Most recently, Dean and Sylvia were teaching in Pachuca, Mexico, at the Centro de Estudios Teológicos y Ministeriales, training pastors, missionaries and other Christian workers for the ministry in Mexico and other countries. Dean taught Synopsis of the Old and New Testaments, Introduction to Biblical Hebrew, a Bible course on Isaiah, and a theology course on Soteriology (the doctrine of salvation). He co-pastored a mission church with the Seminary director where he taught a series on Second Peter, the doctrine of salvation, a series on the Christian life, and a series of studies on the book of Revelation. Sylvia taught individual music classes to students in piano and voice at the seminary.
Now, due to issues with health caused by the altitude in Pachuca, we have left Mexico but will continue in this ministry by developing Bible classes online. We thank the Lord for this opportunity to still be involved in preparing pastors and Christian workers. Please pray for complete healing, especially for Sylvia, that the Lord will give wisdom concerning the development of the online Bible classes, and for our support, which will need to increase in the United States.
Special Announcement!! Since Dean and Sylvia are now living in Virginia, Dean is now available for conferences, pulpit supply (even on a long-term basis), pastoral interim needs, etc., more or less within the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Contact him at 540-241-4870 or hebron[at]equipsaints[dot]org.
Seminary main entrance |
Offices (foreground) and auditorium (back) |
Classrooms |
Piano Lab | Dean Teaching |
Sylvia Teaching |
2011 Graduates |
Founder Linden Unruh and Brenda who ministers in a repressed country |
Paul Unruh, Academic Dean, in the lobby |
Some students |
Teacher and Administrator Yady (left) and some students |
Carlos Campos (videographer) and Family |
Dean and seminary director Absalón Vazquez baptizing |
Pachuca location |
Watch a video of Dean teaching Hebrew class
Watch Sylvia in a piano lab
See a newsletter with a story about a graduate of the seminary. Newsletter.