Fuller s rich evangelical tradition respects and enhances the service of ministers in every denomination. In return, virtually every major denomination honors and accepts a Fuller degree. Comprising a cross-section of church affiliation within both its faculty and its student body, the school fosters understanding of the broader ecclesiastical world, including parachurch organizations. Fuller provides denominational support and encourages denominational integrity and commitment. As professors, scholars, mentors, active servants of Christ, and continual learners themselves, the school s internationally respected faculty members drawn from a diversity of denominations share with their students a generous fund of information, experience, insight, guidance, and collegiality.
Classes emphasize theological and academic integrity as well as spiritual formation.
The primary mission of Fuller is to educate participants in the worldwide mission of Christ and the gospel. The school s graduates serve throughout the world as pastors, teachers, youth leaders, chaplains, administrators, and lay leaders. Some degree programs are available at five regional extension locations. For those studying at the main campus in Pasadena, the Los Angeles area acts as a vital urban and suburban laboratory for internships and field ministries. The School of Theology welcomes students from more than 60 countries, dozens of denominations, and a myriad of cultural backgrounds.