Pacific Theological Seminary

We are pleased to announce our latest Connect Course - Theology In a Global Context - by Dr Andre Ong - please RSVP at www.pacificseminary.org/connect-courses

We are pleased to announce our latest Connect Course - How to Read the Psalms - from Dr. Norah Caudill - please RSVP to https://www.pacificseminary.org/connect-courses

A closer look at our upcoming Spring courses🌱 Register or apply at our website now!

Join us this Saturday, December 13th, at 10am for Pacific’s Fall Graduation Ceremony🎓 all our invited to join us!

🌱Spring 2026 Classes at Pacific Theological Seminary!

Spring term: January 12- May 15, 2026
Registration is OPEN- and this spring is packed with rich, formational courses designed to help you grow deeper in Scripture, theology, and mission.

📘Mondays:
4:00-6:50PM- The Anglican Way in Liturgy (ML679) with Montzingo

6:00-8:50PM- New Testament Exegetical Explorations (NT518) with Gorham

📗 Tuesdays:
6:00-8:50PM- Intro to Spiritual and Personal Formation (SP510) with Smith

6:00-8:50PM- Hermeneutics (BT510) with Lancaster

📕Thursdays:
6:00-8:50PM- Intro to Pastoral Care and Counseling (PC512) with Chang/Johnson

6:00-8:50PM- Exposition of Psalms (OT611) with Caudill

Whether you’re pursuing a degree, continuing your theological education, or growing spiritually as a leader, Pacific Theological Seminary is here to equip you!

Apply or enroll today:
https://www.pacificseminary.org/apply-now

Pacific Theological Seminary is launching Connect Courses, a new outreach initiative bringing high-quality theological learning into the heart of local churches. These short, accessible, and free courses are designed to help people grow in their faith while strengthening connections between local communities and Pacific.

Our first course, Theology of Grace, starts November 3rd. You won’t want to miss it! RSVP at the link!

A message from the Chairman of the Board

Join us this Fall for one of our many awesome courses!

Pacific Seminary has a new phone number! And a graphic designer who’s been spending some time at the zoo🦎

Here are some axolotl facts for your day:

Axolotls are salamanders that can live 10-15 years.

The word “axolotl” means “water dog” (and comes from an Aztec la gauge called Nahuatl)

We are so grateful to have graduated our very first Pacific Seminary Graduate!🎓

Come be our office neighbor! Are you looking for a convenient office space located in Miramar at a great price? Are you a church plant looking for an inviting space to fellowship? We’ve got the spot for you!