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Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest


The Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest provides a variety of programs in theological education for persons preparing for ordained and lay ministries.  The seminary offers the following degrees:  


Master of Divinity  (M.Div).--for persons preparing for ordained ministry


Master of Arts in Religion  (M.A.R.)--for persons who desire a flexible program for the study of theology and religion


Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry (M.A.P.M.)--for persons who desire education in spiritual formation and discipleship


Master of Arts in Counseling  (M.A.C.)--for persons prepating to enter the counseling field.


The seminary also offers a Certificates program in Christian education and youth ministry and a variety of continuing education opportunities.


The seminary has a cooperative relationship with the Lutheran Seminary Program in the Southwest (LSPS).  The LSPS is housed on the seminary campus and some of the faculty of both institutions co-teach courses.


The seminary is accredited by the University Senate of The United Methodist Church.


Contact:

The Reverend Ken Malcom, Director of Admissions

Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest

P.O. Box 2247

Austin, TX  78768

512/472-4133

kmalcolm@etss.edu



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