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Contact SBU Theological Seminary does not have a permanent office of its own due to the nature of its ministry. The seminary is to a high extent mobile and incorporate its programs into local churches. Incorporating a program into a local open church in Malaysia for instance can result in it becoming a permanent feature of that particular Church and can become a permanent base of the Seminary for the people in that particular area. However this cannot be so for house churches. It must shift from church to church as the spirit leads for the safety of its members; all the more if its an 'American' bible based program! The seminary's web page however is the spiritual center that centralizes seminarians from both open and house churches all over Asia. As stated at the beginning, the primary objective of the seminary is to centralize seminarians and scholars from both open and house churches for the purpose of ministerial, biblical and theological study and research as well as for spiritual, mental and emotional development as it is not easy or rather almost impossible for house churches to have a spiritual center other than through a web page through which they can have dialog, get to know other church members, discuss doctrinal issues, have spiritual fellowship and grow in the greater body of Christ. The Seminary's web address is at: baptistseminary.angelfire.com For admission and course details, please email SBU Theological Seminary at: bible_uni@baptistmail.com For ordination ceremony details please email Southern Baptist University Ministries at: southernbaptist_universityministries@baptistmail.com Student World Assembly is headquartered at: 2 west 64th St. Suite #408 New York, NY 10023. What can be said of SBU Theological Seminary graduates? 1) They are Human Rights advocates. 2) Those holding degrees from the seminary are ministry pioneers and mission orientated. 3) Those holding degrees from the seminary have done very intensive research and study in the area of their calling and ministry. 4) Those holding degrees from the seminary are very focused and fully dedicated to their work and calling. They have a very high level of concentration. 5) Those holding certificates from the seminary are participative in ministry and have a general working knowledge of the content of the Bible.