West Africa
Theological Seminary

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Testimonial

“Jesus believed in wholistic ministry. He taught, he preached, he healed, he fed multitudes, and he challenged the status quo. He delivered captives in distress. He cured human need . . . So, this event is a symbolic act which proclaims the Lord's jubilee to a continent so very deeply in need of what God can do.»

Dr. William Sillings

West Africa Theological Seminary Urgently Needs Your Help Today

West Africa Theological Seminary (WATS), day after day, is vigilantly carrying on one of the most crucial tasks imaginable for the Church in Africa - i.e. faithful, in-depth training of Christian leaders to carry the gospel to the lost. Your support is critical to continuing that task.

Friends of WATS has organized the David Livingstone Society. This scholarship program will hold its inaugural meeting in November, 2008. Thanks to the generosity of the Jonathan Byrd family, during this event elegantly-framed leaves from an original first print edition of the 1611 King James Pulpit Bible will be given away. The intent is to encourage our supporters to establish one or more scholarships for needy students at WATS. The following is a list of dates and places for this meeting, to be held at 6:30 PM. Dinner is included in this event. The program will focus on the impact that WATS is having on the world.

• November 17, 2008, at Rivermont Country Club in Johns Creek, GA
• November 18, 2008, at Smithfield Country Club in Easley, NC

This is a difficult time for many, with financial challenges all over. Yet, our brothers and sisters in Christ at WATS are praying for God's help as they face dire circumstances. Many of these students have meager incomes, which will not cover a seminary education. They depend on scholarship aid to continue studying to be pastors, teachers, and church leaders.

You can donate online via credit card or debit card using the Support button below, or in the US or Canada send your gift to:

Friends of WATS
100 Crescent Center Pkwy, Suite 710
Tucker, GA 30084-7060


In Nigeria, you can make a cheque or cash deposit directly into the WATS account:
UNITED BANK FOR AFRIC PLC
WEST AFRICA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
#035-503100-00-5-44


God bless you! Thank you for doing what you can! We believe WATS needs it and deserves it.
Yours for the African Harvest,

Dr. William Sillings	Dr. Gary Maxey	Patricia Conlee
Chairman, Friends of WATS	Founder and Acting Provost Ex. Director, Friends of WATS	Development Director

Donating Online

You can donate electronically by selecting the following link: .

FAQ for Supporters

Here are some answers to frequently asked questions:

Where does WATS get its funds from?

Why should I support student scholarships?

Here is a report about Support Scholarships at WATS