Support the Dallas Theological Seminary Alumni Scholarship Fund

In 2020, DTS alumni came alongside Dr. Mark Bailey to begin the Alumni Scholarship Fund (ASF). Because of alumni such as you, the ASF has awarded merit- and need-based scholarships and paid for the books of over 1,500 new students for their first semester. To date, DTS alumni have helped the ASF award over half a million dollars in scholarships to our students, primarily for new students starting their first semester of classes.

As one of our alumni, you are well aware of the impact a DTS education has on the formation of a student’s God-given ministry. It’s no exaggeration to say that DTS alumni are world-changers as they faithfully teach God’s Word. God is using the Seminary’s former students, including you, to make a real difference all over the globe.

The Alumni Scholarship Fund awards three scholarships: the Book Drive Scholarship ($300 book scholarship), the ASF Support Scholarship ($750 tuition scholarship), and the ASF Vision Award ($3,000 tuition scholarship). These three awards are transformative for first year students, giving more ministry leaders the chance to receive a theologically sound education.

This scholarship fund is the first completely alumni-funded scholarship in the history of DTS, and we are asking for your help to build it so that we can continue to train godly servant-leaders.

This spring, we are hoping to raise $500,000 by May 31 for the ASF to continue to provide students with resources they need to be equipped at DTS.

Will you consider joining us in growing the Alumni Scholarship Fund as we begin the next century of ministry?

Your one-time gift of any amount will make a real difference as we build the ASF.

Setting up an automatic monthly gift to the ASF will support the next generation of incoming students each year.

Sponsor 4 students each year

Give $500 monthly

Sponsor 2 students each year

Give $250 monthly

Your monthly gift of any amount would help provide ongoing support to students as financial needs arise.