School of Theology

The Ecotheology minor allows you to pursue a scientifically and theologically informed understanding of creation care as you anticipate and shape the future and experience God’s creation through the lens of faith.
Academy: Whether you’re an undergraduate or a seminary student, you’ll experience a rigorous yet supportive academic environment, learning from outstanding biblical and theological scholars who possess a deep Christian faith.
Abbey: In the School of Theology, we stress accountable discipleship, providing opportunities for you to worship and fellowship in intentional Christian community, in order to be formed more and more into the likeness of Christ.
Apostolate: The School of Theology is a place where we prepare you to go into the world. You will participate in service activities — acts of mercy and justice — that will sometimes stretch you beyond your comfort zone for the sake of the gospel.

Are you looking for a community of scholars and friends who have a deep, abiding commitment to Christian faith that reaches around the world and is local at the same time? The School of Theology at Seattle Pacific University is that place. Through a unique model of scholarship, spiritual edification, and service we call “Academy, Abbey, Apostolate^®” students are educated and equipped to engage the culture as thoughtful people.

Undergraduate Programs

The School of Theology offers a Christian Theology Major and seven minors. Students of all majors take our three University Foundations courses.

Seattle Pacific Seminary Programs

We offer five master’s programs in an environment where you can flourish:

SOT News and Events

On Great Fields: The Life and Unlikely Heroism of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain

Thursday, January 25, 2024 | 7:00 - 9:00 pm
First Free Methodist Church (Fine Center)
3200 3rd Ave. W., Seattle, WA 98119
Hosted by the School of Theology and the History Department
Pulitzer-prize winning author, historian, and theologian, Dr. Ronald C. White, will be with us to share about his new book on Joshua Chamberlain, the famous Civil War general who was also a committed Christian and abolitionist.

2024 Annual Paul T. Walls Lectureship

The Prudential Means of Grace: Arts for Holy Living
Wednesday, April 10, 2024 | 7:00 - 9:00 pm
First Free Methodist Church (Fine Center)
3200 3rd Ave. W., Seattle, WA 98119
Presented by Rev. Dr. Douglas Strong, the current Walls Endowed Chair.

View All

"Academy, Abbey, Apostolate" is a registered trademark of Seattle Pacific University.