Trinity Anglican Seminary

Forming Leaders for Mission

Trinity is an evangelical seminary in the Anglican tradition. We develop Christian leaders who can plant, renew, and grow churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ.

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Anglican Seminary North of Pittsburgh

Seeking the Welfare of the City

Trinity is located in Ambridge, a close-knit community with rich traditions and a strong sense of family. Ambridge and surrounding towns like Beaver to the north and Sewickley to the south offer a range of shops, services, and churches.

Our community is part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, so our students enjoy a fantastic array of world-class museums, arts and music venues, cultural events, professional sports, and all kinds of recreation. The Pittsburgh International Airport is just 15 minutes from our campus. Most importantly, the region offers a perfect setting for training in ministry

"I chose to study at Trinity because most of my mentors and pastors graduated from the school. I have already benefited so much from the biblical wisdom, pastoral care, and Anglican sensibility of these Trinity graduates. By studying at Trinity, I seek to be formed in wisdom, knowledge, and skill to serve the Church as an Anglican presbyter."

- Bryce Lowe, MDiv 2025

A Trinity Education is ...

Classically Anglican

At Trinity, we form hearts and minds by centering our life together in fellowship, prayer, worship, learning, and mission.

Study

World Class Faculty & Engaged Students

Chapel

Anglican Worship in the Beauty of Holiness

Community

A Global Community of Fellowship Centered in Christ

Service

We Form Leaders to Know, Love, and Serve the Lord

Evangelical Anglican Seminary

Why Trinity?