Our Campus & Community
The best way to discover what makes Trinity unique is to visit us.
Small group tours or individual visits are an opportunity for you to meet the Dean President, staff, and other students, get insight into the culture and spirit of our school, and learn more about how you can be well equipped to pursue your calling.
Our community is shaped by a spirit of hospitality and belonging that welcomes students from across North America and around the world. Located in the historic town of Ambridge, PA, our campus offers a close-knit environment where relationships flourish—in classrooms, in chapel, and over shared meals.
Trinity’s culture is deeply rooted in the Anglican tradition, yet intentionally open and accessible, inviting students from diverse backgrounds to find their place in a global communion. Through deep connections with leaders across the Anglican Church in North America and ongoing partnerships throughout the global Anglican family, our students are formed not just for ministry in their local contexts, but equipped to serve faithfully wherever God calls them.
Here, you will discover a vibrant community where rigorous academics and Christ-centered worship are woven together, preparing you for a lifetime of leadership and service in the church.
The Church-Based Pathway at Trinity Anglican Seminary is designed for students who want a fully Anglican seminary education but need to remain in their current location.
Most coursework—seventy out of ninety-four required credits for the Master of Divinity—is completed online, making the program accessible from anywhere. You will then participate in eight week-long intensive sessions on campus in Ambridge, PA, spread over four years, where you will study, worship, and build community with peers and faculty.
The program also includes mentored ministry experiences in local churches, ensuring hands-on formation and practical learning within your local context. Scholarships are available for this pathway, making it even more accessible for those called to ministry but unable to relocate.
The Trophimus Center at Trinity Anglican Seminary serves as a central hub for campus life, designed to foster community, learning, and hospitality. It hosts a variety of events and gatherings, providing space for students, faculty, and guests to connect and grow together in a welcoming environment. The Center reflects Trinity’s commitment to forming leaders through both rigorous academics and vibrant communal life.
The Good Shepherd Chapel is the heart of Trinity Anglican Seminary’s worship and community life. It features the iconic Good Shepherd Window, which serves as both a visual and spiritual focal point for the campus. This sacred space is where students, faculty, and guests regularly gather for worship, prayer, and formation, embodying Trinity’s commitment to Anglican tradition and communal spiritual growth.
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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