Twin Cities School of Theology

Theology belongs in real life – so we’re putting it there. A school in the heart of Minneapolis determined to open up the study of theology to a new generation.

In the heart of the city, where people live and work and play. Committed to city professionals and theologians alike. We’re accredited at the highest academic graduate school level, we’re invitational and diverse, and we’re based in a cool urban warehouse, coffee shop included. A minute’s walk from the light railway in the Warehouse District. Same building as Corner Coffee - across the hallway.

05/04/2020

If you encountered a broken link on warehousetheology.com it's now fixed (in anticipation of launch tomorrow). Please try again. In case you find another error, kindly let me know. 🙏

04/17/2020

At long last, www.twinsot.org has been massively revamped. Have a look. It's up and running and live. And it's much more far-reaching than what was before. Check it out, respond, subscribe, share.... any of those would be wonderful. Thanks for your patience.

Warehouse Theology Theology in a warehouse. Faith in the city. For the world and those who care for it.

11/06/2015

The Kevin Washington Quartet’s recent set on the New Brighton campus inspired some to dream of a “Jazz at the Warehouse” series of concerts. What do you think? Can the North Loop handle their soul being stirred?

10/18/2015

After touring the Roman ruins of the ancient city, Volubilis. The sun set and the rain clouds came out. Felt solemn. Felt just right.

10/16/2015

Hermeneutics Prof...and soccer player!

10/16/2015

Finishing up our visit to the American bilingual school started 12 years ago by a former student. This school has become a beloved pillar in the community even though it wasn't easy to gain acceptance and trust in the beginning. What an amazing story of love, commitment and hard work. The impact this school has had within the city and country is immeasurable. With teachers from , and other Ivy League schools the faculty and staff are devoted to their work and their students.