
Biblical and Theological Reflections on the Economy
An upcoming seminar, part of CDSP’s Community Organizing course, will be open to all CDSP students. Register here.
Based on new data, current government orders, and the advice of health experts, we plan to offer January Intersession and begin Spring Semester remotely, with all courses and worship continuing online. Read more details and updates here.
Residential classes will begin in remote synchronous mode in Spring 2021.
“Christians today have to invent practices of ministry that meet the world on its own terms with a distinct voice,” says President and Dean W. Mark Richardson. “But invention can only succeed over time if it is borne out of deep and faithful grounding in the Christian tradition. CDSP helps students become the inventors of the church of tomorrow. ” To find out more, watch our video, or come and visit.
The only Episcopal seminary on the West Coast, CDSP forms leaders called to find new ways to create Christian communities and share God’s love. Through a recently announced partnership with Trinity Church Wall Street and an ongoing dialog with bishops and grassroots leaders, we have focused our degree programs on Christian mission, discipleship, and evangelism and on core leadership skills of contextual awareness, critical reflection, and public conversation; established a popular low-residency degree option for students balancing family obligations or professional responsibilities, and established partnerships that allow us to create distance learning curricula for individual dioceses.
An upcoming seminar, part of CDSP’s Community Organizing course, will be open to all CDSP students. Register here.
The Very Rev. W. March Richardson, PhD, president and dean By the Very Rev. Mark Richardson, PhD This column originally ran in the Fall 2020
By Paul Impey ’23 Like churches around the country, CDSP has made changes to worship in response to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Responsibility