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'''Latin American Reformed Seminary''' (or '''Seminario Reformado Latinoamericano''' in [[wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]]) is a [[theological seminary]] in the [[Reformed Christian]] tradition that is based in [[wikipedia:Sanford, Florida|Sanford]], [[wikipedia:Florida|Florida]]. The seminary students can either be in the [[Presbyterian]] school (using the [[Westminster Confession]]) or in the [[Reformed Baptist]] (using the [[2nd London Baptist Confession]]).
'''Latin American Reformed Seminary''' (or '''Seminario Reformado Latinamericano''' in [[wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]]) is a [[theological seminary]] in the [[Reformed Christian]] tradition that is based in [[wikipedia:Sanford, Florida|Sanford]], [[wikipedia:Florida|Florida]] and operates in multiple other countries. The seminary students can either be in the [[Presbyterian]] school (using the [[Westminster Confession]]) or in the [[Reformed Baptist]] school (using the [[2nd London Baptist Confession]]).<ref>https://srlseminario.org/about</ref>


==History==
==History==
The seminary was founded in 1998 by [[Noé Acosta]] and his wife [[Mimi Acosta]]. Acosta was formerly a [[Roman Catholic]] candidate for the priesthood, and was later saved and came to a biblical and Reformed understanding of the Christian faith.
The seminary was founded in 1998 by [[Noé Acosta]] and his wife [[Mimi Acosta]]. Acosta was formerly a [[Roman Catholic]] candidate for the priesthood, and was later saved and came to a biblical and Reformed understanding of the Christian faith.
==Campuses==
As of 2026, seminary currently operates the following sites:<ref>https://srlseminario.org/home</ref>
*[[wikipedia:Sunchales|Sunchales]], [[wikipedia:Argentina|Argentina]]
*[[wikipedia:Cochabamba|Cochabamba]], [[wikipedia:Bolivia|Bolivia]]
*[[wikipedia:Santiago|Santiago]], [[wikipedia:Chile|Chile]]
*[[wikipedia:Bogotá|Bogotá]], [[wikipedia:Colombia|Colombia]]
*[[wikipedia:Cali|Cali]], [[wikipedia:Colombia|Colombia]]
*[[wikipedia:Facatativá|Facatativá]], [[wikipedia:Colombia|Colombia]]
*[[wikipedia:Medellín|Medellín]], [[wikipedia:Colombia|Colombia]]
*[[wikipedia:Quito|Quito]], [[wikipedia:Ecuador|Ecuador]]
*[[wikipedia:San Salvador|San Salvador]], [[wikipedia:El Salvador|El Salvador]]
*[[wikipedia:El Progreso|El Progreso]], [[wikipedia:Honduras|Honduras]]
*[[wikipedia:Ocosingo|Ocosingo]], [[wikipedia:Mexico|Mexico]]
*[[wikipedia:Villahermosa|Villahermosa]], [[wikipedia:Mexico|Mexico]]
*[[wikipedia:Masaya|Masaya]], [[wikipedia:Nicaragua|Nicaragua]]
*[[wikipedia:Barcelona|Barcelona]], [[wikipedia:Spain|Spain]]
*[[wikipedia:Madrid|Madrid]], [[wikipedia:Spain|Spain]]
*[[wikipedia:Orlando|Orlando]], [[wikipedia:United States|United States]]
*[[wikipedia:San Diego|San Diego]], [[wikipedia:United States|United States]]


==Leadership==
==Leadership==
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| [[Julio Benítez]], Latin American President
| [[Julio Benítez]], Latin American President
| ''Unknown''
| Pastor
| ''Unknown''
| [[The Grace of God Reformed Baptist Church (Medellín, Antioquia)|La Gracia de Dios IBR]]
| ''Unknown''
| [[wikipedia:Medellín|Medellín]]
| ''Unknown''
| ''Unknown''
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| [[Alejandro Castiblanco]], Latin American Vice-President
| [[Alejandro Castiblanco]], Latin American Vice-President
| ''Unknown''
| Pastor
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| [[The Grace of God Reformed Baptist Church (Medellín, Antioquia)|La Gracia de Dios IBR]]
| ''Unknown''
| [[wikipedia:Medellín|Medellín]]
| ''Unknown''
| ''Unknown''
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| [[Del Belcher]], Doctoral Program Director
| [[Del Belcher]], Doctoral Program Director
| Pastor Emeritus
| [[Pathway Covenant Presbyterian (Brighton, Michigan)|Pathway Covenant Presbyterian]]
| [[Brighton, Michigan|Brighton]]
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| [[Michael Barnett (Reformed Baptist deacon)|Michael Barnett]], Member
| Deacon
| [[Grace Baptist Church (Dansville, Virginia)|Grace Baptist Church]]
| [[wikipedia:Dansville, Virginia|Dansville]]
| ''Unknown''
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| [[Michael Barnett (Reformed Baptist deacon)|Michael Barnett]], Member
| [[Robert Dyer (seminary board member)|Robert Dyer]], Member
| ''Unknown''
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| [[Enrique Leal]], Member
| [[Enrique Leal]], Member
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