Positions within the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) encompass a range of academic and administrative roles centered on theological scholarship and education. These opportunities exist at seminaries, universities, and other institutions affiliated with or supportive of the ETS’s mission to foster evangelical theological inquiry and fellowship. Examples include professorships in biblical studies, systematic theology, church history, and practical theology, as well as administrative positions related to academic programs and institutional leadership.
The significance of these roles lies in their contribution to the ongoing development and dissemination of evangelical theological thought. Individuals holding these positions shape future generations of pastors, theologians, and Christian leaders, influencing the direction of evangelicalism. Historically, engagement within the ETS has provided a platform for theological discourse and has served as a network for those committed to evangelical principles within academic contexts. Securing these roles frequently allows individuals to contribute directly to the intellectual and spiritual formation of others.
