Non-residential...contextual...
leadership-focused.
Our innovative MDiv program combines online and on-campus coursework with an internship at a participating field site—a congregation, chaplaincy, or other ministry settings. Financial aid available.
Challenging coursework:
- NON-RESIDENTIAL: Select weekends (usually 3/semester/course) or one-week intensives (January and June) on-campus plus ongoing online coursework.
- CONTEXTUAL: Link what you learn to the realities of the world, the church, and your local ministry setting.
- LEADERSHIP-FOCUSED: Formational and practical skills needed for ministerial and community leadership.
Integrative field education:
- ORGANIC: Reflects the charism of your place of ministry and incorporates leadership from your sponsoring parish/diocese.
- THOROUGH: 2-3-year service commitment with ongoing evaluations.
- COLLABORATIVE: You study congregational life by participating in, and contributing to its dynamics, story, and tradition—MORE HERE.
Rich Curriculum
Coursework encompasses religious heritage; ministry and leadership; personal spiritual formation; contact and culture; and general electives. Required studies include 3 advanced-level courses taken alongside experienced practitioners from diverse ministry settings.
Highly Flexible
Most courses meet on campus 1-3 weekends per fall and spring semester, or for one week in January and June; some can be taken 100% online. Elective courses can be taken at other seminaries and include Clinical Pastoral Education studies.
Questions?
Call Jaime Briceño
Director of Recruitment and Admissions
Digital Missioner, at 773.380.7045
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Bexley Seabury is a seminary of the Episcopal Church offering an innovative, non-residential theological education in a generous spiritual and intellectual tradition. We equip lay and ordained leaders for bold inquiry in service of the Gospel and active engagement in congregational and community life.