Continuing the Legacy, Embracing the Future and Amplifying the Voices of the World Christian Movement

Welcome to the Overseas Ministries Study Center

The mission of the Overseas Ministries Study Center at Princeton Theological Seminary (OMSC@PTS) is to amplify the voices of the world Christian movement by supporting and promoting scholars and artists from Asia, Africa, Latin America, Oceania, and diaspora communities. Founded in Ventnor, New Jersey, in 1922 by Marguerite and Ida Doane, OMSC@PTS carries on its legacy of fellowship while embracing a newfound commitment to ecumenism, scholarship, and educational equity. OMSC@PTS serves as the hub for World Christianity scholars through residential study programs, public lectures, research grants, online learning, and the highest circulating peer-reviewed journal in the field, the International Bulletin of Mission Research.

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“OMSC represents a unique, ‘niche branch’ of theological education.”

“Through its widely acclaimed International Bulletin and its residential and educational facilities, OMSC serves as a major force in mission and world Christianity.”

“OMSC creates a distinctive opportunity for conversation and mutual learning between mission leaders and scholars. No one goes away unchanged from the encounter at OMSC.”

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Continuing the Legacy, Embracing the Future and Amplifying the Voices of the World Christian Movement

Welcome to the Overseas Ministries Study Center

Connect With OMSC

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