seminary

Gloria Mapangdol, the first woman to serve as dean of St. Andrew’s, leads the Anglican Seminary Deans Network Asia-Pacific.

The Episcopal Diocese of Taiwan has created an educational path for clergy and lay leadership that eliminates the requirement of traveling overseas or attending...

I left the Episcopal Church once. I left because I was still a teenager, and like many young people, I was unstable in my faith,...

The two oldest Episcopal seminaries think they are stronger as collaborators than as competitors.

Ideally, the parish priest neither sits back, nor stands in front, but rather nurtures the laity to take broader leadership roles, while paying attention to the needs of the whole flock.

The real struggle in the next generation will be to understand ourselves, as the people of God and not just conglomerations of individuals, in the light of our exilic condition. It will be the underlying test for Anglicans in the Global North. How do we come to understand ourselves as a people with a different narrative, as a people against culture’s grain, beyond the immediate political answers we might give?

Mark Elliott will be a part-time professorial fellow at Wycliffe College in Toronto beginning April 1.

Bishop Timothy Dakin: “Sixty is the new 40.”

Too often the study of Scripture and theology is done at arm's length, like a scientist engaging in vivisection.

A great many senior figures in the Church no longer value the work of full-time theological colleges.