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RTS Remembers Dr. Richard G. Watson (1929–2025): Pastor, Dean, and Faithful Servant of Christ

Panama City, Florida · Panama City

RTS Remembers Dr. Richard G. Watson (1929–2025): Pastor, Dean, and Faithful Servant of Christ

Jackson, Miss. – Reformed Theological Seminary joins with many in the broader church in giving thanks to God for the life and ministry of Dr. Richard G. Watson, who entered the presence of his Savior on March 30, 2025, at the age of 95. Dr. Watson served as Academic Dean and Professor of Pastoral Theology at RTS Jackson, where his influence on students, faculty, and the seminary community was profound. He is remembered not only for his theologic…See the Story

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Dr. Michael Kruger Appointed Chancellor’s Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity

Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte

Dr. Michael Kruger Appointed Chancellor’s Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) is pleased to announce that Dr. Michael J. Kruger has been appointed the Samuel C. Patterson Chancellor’s Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, effective June 1, 2025. After twelve years of dedicated service as President of RTS Charlotte, Dr. Kruger will transition from his administrative role to focus on teaching, research, and writing. As Chancellor’s Professor, Dr. Kruger will…See the Story