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Nepal Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Nepal Presbyterian Theological Seminary (NPTS) (Previously known as Nepal Theological Seminary) is located in the Southern part of Kathmandu, Nepal. It is the first Institute to award Bachelor of Theology (B.Th) degree in the history of Christianity in Nepal. It was established in 1986 by Late Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Sung Ho Lee, the first Korean Missionary to Nepal.

The Seminary stands for equipping leaders for the present and future church by pastoral practicum and academic training. NPTS maintained an open enrollment policy to every denomination.

NPTS is a vibrant and diverse Christian community, where staff and students live and learn together as they seek to grow as disciples and serve God with their lives. NPTS students are from different places, different churches, with different callings, and yet are united by a love for God and for His people.

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Affiliation of NPTS NPTS is accredited by Asia Theological Association.

Purpose of NPTS "NPTS is called to be a welcoming community in which God works to form his people by integrating spiritual, academic and practical education rooted in his Word, for growth in Christian life and service, locally and around the World."