Tainan Theological College and Seminary

The European-style building of the seminary campus, gray walls, blue-green wooden windows, off-white promenades, green turf and blue sky and white clouds form an isolated space, allowing people to enjoy the tranquility of half an hour in the afternoon

Today we see that he is under renovation and will not be ready until the beginning of April this year.

Tainan Theological Seminary (Nan Shen for short) is a seminary in southern Taiwan, affiliated to the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan. The establishment of the school can be traced back to the "Preacher Development Class" set up by Pastor Li Xu and Dr. Mayaco in Qihou and Fucheng in 1869. Pastor Bakri merged the two into the "Fucheng College" in 1876. Stopped several times. The current school building was established in 1903, and the school’s name was changed to Tainan Theological Seminary in 1948. Tainan Theological Seminary is a theological education institution that cultivates professional ministers and engages in related academic research to serve the church and society in Taiwan, and build Taiwan into a country that conforms to God's will. For this goal, Southern God takes the incarnate Jesus Christ as the center of faith, and embodies God's created mind and saving grace in the situation of Taiwan and integrates with the people of Taiwan. Nanshen is also a bridge between the world and Taiwan, using universal resources and wisdom to create beautiful visions and opportunities for the countryside. In order to make people believe in the truth, Nanshen is an academic institution that systematically states the creation of God, the salvation of Christ and the teaching of the Holy Spirit, so that believers and the world can better understand their situation and prospects.

Because I really like a handful of greens, I especially want to come to Tainan Theological Seminary to find out! It just so happened today that the weather was very good, and the sky was blue with some white clouds, just like the picture of Zhu Qing looking at the sky! Standing in a quiet alley here, walking in the seminary, it is like purifying the mind, letting the thoughts settle, enjoying the beautiful scenery with the gentle breeze, green trees, green grass and blue sky, which makes people happy!

Centennial Campus Centennial Magnolia Centennial Burmese Gardenia Accompanied by the newly built library

elegant building It's a place where a handful of greens were filmed on TV Designated as a monument

#Tainan#Tainan East District #Former Tainan Seminary School Building and Chapel Currently used by #TainanTheological Seminary Tainan Theological Seminary for Dr. Buckley Founded in the 2nd year of Guangxu (1876) It is the earliest seminary in Taiwan Later, in Meiji 36 (1903), the present main building was established. . In 1913, it was renamed "Tainan Seminary" Suspended due to the outbreak of the Pacific War It was not reopened until 1948, when the war was over Changed the school name to today's Tainan Theological Seminary 41 years of the Republic of China (1952) Tainan Theological Seminary Receives Grant from American Jinling Foundation Expansion of facilities such as the chapel and library The existing west school building and chapel were built at that time Completed in 1946 (1957) . The Chapel of Tainan Theological Seminary is in architectural shape With a basilica-style plane (a form of public building in ancient Rome) A considerable vocabulary of Romanesque church architecture is used The west school building, the main building, and the chapel are three buildings. Consistent color matching and integrated landscape Quiet and beautiful in the courtyard