Church-Based Pathway
The Church-Based Pathway is designed for students rooted in their local Anglican churches who want access to Trinity’s academic excellence and community.
Most courses are completed online, with MDiv students required to come to Ambridge twice a year for week-long, in-person intensives that foster connection and hands-on learning. This flexible format combines digital innovation with the warmth and tradition of Trinity’s formation, ensuring students are prepared and supported at every step.
Discover the Drama: Faithful Interpretation for Life and Ministry
Learn to lead worship where you already serve.
From Forms to Fluency: Read the Greek New Testament with Confidence.
From Text to Pulpit: Preach with Clarity and Conviction.
Sent to Your Neighborhood: Evangelism and Church Planting in Practice.
From Promise to Fulfillment: The Old Testament in Light of Christ.
From Creation to New Creation: Life in the Spirit for the Church.
Rooted in Word, Sent to the World.
Confession and Communion: Reading the Book of Concord for the Church.
Creative Faithfulness: The Lutheran Confessions in Modern Times.
Christ’s Work, Our Life: Salvation Lived in the Spirit.
Motivation, self discipline, and the ability to engage with others in thoughtful, challenging, Christian dialogue.
A schedule that permits 8 to 12 hours per week of reading, studying, and writing per course.
Willingness to engage in an extensive amount of reading and writing.
Regular and reliable access to high-speed internet
Adobe Acrobat or other PDF reader
Webcam and microphone or any real-time components of class
Mentored courses are designed to integrate academic learning with hands-on ministry experience in a student’s local church. Each student works with an approved mentor who walks alongside them throughout the course. Students complete nine competencies and related demonstrations. The professor assesses competencies that are primarily academic in nature, while the mentor evaluates practical, hands-on demonstrations carried out within the student’s ministry context, helping bridge classroom learning and real-world formation.
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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