Rachel Toombs Named to Faculty Position in Old Testament
CDSP has called Dr. Rachel Toombs to serve as assistant professor of Old Testament beginning May 22. Toombs is the first full-time faculty member hired according to the parameters of […]
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“CDSP’s four-year hybrid degree plus the two years of funded curacy is, without question in my mind, the most exciting thing going on in theological education right now.”
– Dr. Stephen Fowl, President & Dean
An Episcopal seminary shaped by the West Coast context, CDSP forms leaders called to find new ways to create Christian communities and share God’s love.
Through our partnership with Trinity Church and an ongoing dialog with bishops and grassroots leaders, we have focused our degree programs on preparing priests for wise and practical leadership that makes an impact in their church and local community.
On January 31, 2023, CDSP announced that it would respond to increasing demand for online learning and flagging enrollment in residential programs to focus entirely on its low-residence Hybrid Program for MDiv and Anglican Studies students.
MDiv students now receive full funding for their degree program as well as a two-year post-graduation curacy in their diocese.
CDSP has called Dr. Rachel Toombs to serve as assistant professor of Old Testament beginning May 22. Toombs is the first full-time faculty member hired according to the parameters of […]
Lost in the shuffle of the 2024 Year in Review and highlights from of our January gathered session in New York was a major milestone in CDSP’s hybrid shift process: […]
The first gathered session of the CDSP hybrid program held outside of Berkeley is in the books! Students, faculty, and staff gathered at Trinity Commons in Downtown Manhattan January 12–17. […]