Trinity doesn't see orthodox formation and scholarship as competing priorities that must be balanced. They are the same thing. Everything you do: the classroom work, daily chapel, and the evenings you spend with your peers, all combine to develop you into a minister ready to take on everything that ministry entails.
Discover Formation
In choosing a seminary education, my wife, Wendy, and I examined a number of considerations before making a decision. We were looking for a program that was well-established, respected, offered a strong distance-learning program, and was affordable. Trinity met these requirements, but it was the Be a Seminarian for a Day visit that cemented the decision. During this visit, we found the something extra that made the decision clear. The sense of community among the students, the guiding interaction between student and professor, and the support of the administration all contributed to a great experience. Now, being a student, these positive qualities have been repeatedly re-affirmed. Trinity is proving to be a great institution for spiritual formation.
Trinity Anglican Seminary exists to form leaders for mission. We provide Anglican formation that is biblically orthodox, academically rigorous, and deeply relational—always in partnership with the bishops and churches we serve. Here, students don't choose between theological excellence and spiritual formation; they experience both simultaneously through a curriculum built around ACNA ordination requirements, daily chapel, and mentorship from faculty committed to the church's flourishing. We are forming the next generation of Anglican leaders who will faithfully proclaim the gospel and shepherd God's people.
We are located in the town of Ambridge, known for its close-knit community and rich traditions, with nearby towns like Beaver and Sewickley providing a variety of shops, services, and churches. As part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, you will benefit from access to world-class museums, arts, cultural events, professional sports, and recreation, while being just twenty minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport—making the region an ideal setting for ministry training.
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Six hundred games of ping pong in, Trinity students Wesley Cunningham and Jayneil Latham-Mason talk about seminary friendship.
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On a warm summer evening, 17 seminarians shared what they hoped for the semester ahead.
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Trinity Anglican Seminary launched Holy Order, a biweekly podcast on Scripture and the Anglican tradition.
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Every weekday at 7:15 a.m. in a Waco living room, a small group prays and scatters into parishes from California to Illinois.
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Trinity's Advent service of nine lessons readings and carols tells the story of salvation from the fall to the birth of Christ. Join Trinity's student choir and Kirk Haberman, Music Director at All Saints' Church in Cranberry. Chris Walchesky, Choirmaster and Organist at St. Philip's Church in Charleston, South Carolina, joins them along with other musicians. The service is open to all.
Trinity is to be an evangelical seminary in the Anglican tradition. To this end we develop Christian leaders who can plant, renew, and grow churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ.
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