Master’s College and Seminary returning to Peterborough
PETERBOROUGH, ON—Master's College and Seminary is looking to return to its Peterborough roots this fall. A statement on its website from college president William Morrow informs students that the Pentecostal Bible college is looking to return to its old location on Argyle Street after spending seven years in Toronto.
Morrow, who was general superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC) during the Toronto move, says the college's board of governors is working on repurchasing their former property from "a consortium of PAOC businessmen." A condition of the sale, Morrow writes, is that Master's returns to the property as "anchor tenant" for September.
The college is offering to work with students who have already arranged housing in Toronto.
"Please talk with us about this," he writes. "Together we can find some creative options for making the Peterborough campus work for you."
Requests for an interview from Master's were not immediately returned.
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