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St. John's University (Springfield, Louisiana) St. John's University, School of Practical Theology was a school licensed by the State of Louisiana, formerly located in Springfield, Louisiana, It was founded by E. Arthur Winkler, a minister of the United Methodist and Disciples of Christ denominations and state licensed clinical ...
St. John’s University is committed to academic excellence, intellectual freedom, ethical conduct, and moral integrity. S.J.U. provides quality educational programs which promote personal and spiritual growth, which in turn, strengthen our families, our local communities and our global community.
What We Do. The Department of Theology and Religious Studies at St. John's University has its roots in Catholic tradition and is committed to exploring the breadth and depth of theological knowledge. The department offers courses which span the range of theological thought and provide a context for ecumenical dialogue and study.
Languages and Literatures. The Department of Languages and Literatures offers programs of study at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. In addition to our degree-granting programs, a wide range of minors and undergraduate coursework in Ancient and Modern Greek, Latin, Biblical and Modern Hebrew, Hindi, German, Linguistics, Russian ...
St. John's University, School of Practical Theology was a school licensed by the State of Louisiana, formerly located in Springfield, Louisiana, It was founded by , a minister of the United Methodist and Disciples of Christ denominations and clinical psychologist who died in 1998.
St. John’s University oder Saint John’s University ist der Name folgender Universitäten: St. John’s University (New York), Queens, New York City, Vereinigte Staaten; St. John’s University (Taiwan), Tamsui, Taiwan; Saint John’s University (Louisiana), Springfield, Louisiana, Vereinigte Staaten
St. John's University of Practical Theology was a school licensed by the State of Louisiana, formerly located in Springfield, Louisiana, It was founded by Rev. E. Arthur Winkler, Ph.D., a Methodist minister and clinical psychologist who died in 1998.
