Courses are available in the areas of biblical studies, Christian ethics and ministry, Christian theology, mission studies, and religious education. Special curricula and credential programs may be elected by persons interested in chaplaincy and in family-life education. The School of Religion supports the University, the church, its institutions, and the discipline with research and publication, continuing education programs, lecture series, conferences, and workshops. This is done by employing resources available from the respective departments, the Stahl Center for World Service, and the John Hancock Center for Youth Ministry . The School of Religion offers continuing education classes in various parts of the Pacific Union Conference upon request of the local church or conference and on some occasions at various academies in the Union.
Workshops providing practical and theological information are avai lable on request.
Or you can email Dean John Jones or the School of Religion's administrative assistant, Suzy Kaspereen .