February 7, 2023
This area for temporary and important messaging. COVID RESOURCES
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Professor Emeritus Charles James Cook has recently completed "Striking Up for a New World: A History of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, 1970-2008". Seminary of the Southwest has published the book and is hosting a reception and book signing on Tuesday evening, Nov. 27.
Charlie is a native Texan, life-long Episcopalian, and 1974 graduate of Seminary of the Southwest.
Two days after we return from the Thanksgiving holiday, Seminary of the Southwest will welcome Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori to our campus for the 60th Anniversary lecture and festivities.
Led by the vision of the late Bishop John E. Hines, the Episcopal Diocese of Texas formally established Seminary of the Southwest 60 years ago in Austin. Southwest primarily has prepared men and women for parish and diocesan ministry; however, laity have found degrees and programs at Southwest to further their calls to minister in the world.
Learn more about a Master of Divinity, a Diploma of Anglican Studies, or other programs that lead to ordination.
Learn about a CACREP accredited Master of Mental Health Counseling Degree.
Learn about opportunities to support Southwest through Annual Fund, Scholarships, and more.