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Pentecostal Theological Seminary Announces Transition


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                           FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
November 7, 2013                                     Ken Davis, Vice President of Institutional Advancement
423-478-7707
kdavis@ptseminary.edu
                                                                                   

Pentecostal Theological Seminary Announces Transition

CLEVELAND, TN, November 8, 2013 – Dr. Steven J. Land, President of the Pentecostal Theological Seminary announced the selection of Shaun McKinley as Director of Recruitment and Communications on Friday. McKinley will begin the position December 1, 2013.


Dr. Steven J. Land, President of the Pentecostal Theological Seminary, commented about Mr. McKinley joining the Seminary, "We are excited about Shaun joining our staff. You can see from his education and experience that he will be a valued asset to the Seminary.  His qualifications for this position are impressive, and his outstanding personality and dedication to God and our Pentecostal faith make him a good fit for us.  We look forward to working with Shaun as he brings a standard of excellence to the Seminary. It is not by accident that Shaun has excelled everywhere he has been; I see a special anointing upon his life. We believe God has sent him to work with us at the Seminary."

McKinley brings to the institution a background in communications, marketing, church relations, and recruitment. He currently serves as Director of Enrollment Services of the Division of Adult Learning at Lee University, directing the school’s recruitment and admissions efforts for distance learners. Prior to serving at Lee University, McKinley served at the Church of God of Prophecy International Offices as Liaison to the General Overseer, as well as Director of Global Communications.  His career has, also, included positions as Marketing and Development Director for Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults in Chattanooga and as Associate Pastor atPeerless Road Church.

“I am honored and humbled to have been selected to lead the recruitment and communication efforts for the Seminary into the future,” said McKinley. “I believe this is an exciting time in the history of Seminary andam committed to increasing our connectivity to prospective students, alumni, and friends.”

McKinley holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Montana State University.  He will complete his studies and earn a Master of Business Administration with emphasis in Marketing degree from Bryan College in January 2014. During his undergraduateyears, he received the DEC National Marketing Student of the Year Award, served a marketing internship with Congressman Denny Rehberg from Montana, and received a Marketing Internship Award of Excellence from General Motors.


The Pentecostal Theological Seminary, which formally began classes September 1, 1975, is located in Cleveland, Tennessee. The Seminary offersministerial certificate programs, six master’s level degrees, and a doctoral program. Recently, the Seminary launched Spanish-language degree offerings, fully online degree programs, the Center for Spiritual Leadership and Lifelong Learning, the Center for Global Education and Mission, and the Center for Latino Studies.

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