The Master’s University President, Pastor John MacArthur, announced in a statement on Monday that he will be transitioning out of his role as President of the California college, officially ending his tenure as the university’s head in May 2020.
In the statement released by the university, MacArthur voiced that “the time has come” for him to leave his role as president at TMU saying, “with the growth of the University and Seminary, demanding more leadership now and in the future, the time has come for me to transition to the position of Chancellor of the University and President of the Seminary.”
MacArthur will be staying on at TMU, only instead of being the university’ president he will be the Chancellor, MacArthur will, however, maintain his role as President of The Master’s Seminary.
The pastor Grace Community Church of Sun Valley, California, and host of a syndicated radio program, has been serving as the president of TMU since 1985, marking 2018 his 33rdyear in the position.
MacArthur’s transition will take place over the next 18 months as the institution begins to look for a new president.
“For 33 years, since 1985, I have had the rare and enriching privilege of serving The Master’s University and Seminary as president,” MacArthur said in a statement. “I originally signed up for five years, thinking I would be able — along with my pastoral…
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