Commencement 2025: Ashby Urges ‘Courage to Be Lost’
The 130th Commencement Exercises of Church Divinity School of the Pacific are in the books. Held in All Saints Chapel on May 24, the ceremony was both the usual celebration […]
Forming leaders in mission, discipleship, and evangelism to serve God’s ever-changing church.
In January 2023, we announced that, due to consistently high interest in our hybrid program and low enrollment in our residential program, we would be shifting to a fully hybrid educational model. We are beginning to see early returns from this difficult but hopeful decision and are thrilled to share these signs of new life.
“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 community-oriented, spiritually adept, and resilient priests who will help create the Episcopal Church of the future.
All of our degree students participate in a hybrid program, with travel expenses for four yearly gathered sessions in partner dioceses subsidized by the seminary. MDiv students receive full-tuition scholarships for their degree program as well as a fully funded, two-year curacy in their diocese after graduation.
The 130th Commencement Exercises of Church Divinity School of the Pacific are in the books. Held in All Saints Chapel on May 24, the ceremony was both the usual celebration […]
On Tuesday, April 1, the Rev. Kaity Reece ‘24 led thirty Episcopalians from across the Diocese of Nebraska for a day of public witness and fellowship at the Nebraska Capitol. […]
CDSP has called Dr. Aminah Al-Attas Bradford to serve as assistant professor of systematic theology and ethics beginning May 1. “Our new curriculum seeks to break down disciplinary silos and […]