News, courses, campus and contact details for this evangelical theological college; also lecture transcripts, commentary information and guidance for those wishing to hire the college for a conference.

Provides details of ordination, youth ministry and Reader training together with information about life and worship in this Anglican evangelical theological college.

Covers ordination training, part-time study, sabbaticals and conferences available through this liberal theological college, plus introduces the staff and has student pages, location guide and contact information.

Describes the aims, training, staff and life at this evangelical theological college.

Describes the life and activity of this evangelical theological college which offers both residential and part-time and distance learning courses. Also location guide, contact information and online newsletter.

Describes the life and courses at this anglo-catholic theological college founded in 1876 to prepares candidates for ordination to the diaconate and priesthood.

Describes the life and facilities of this angle-catholic theological seminary based within the Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield, and which trains men (only) for the Priesthood. Also details of the Mirfield Centre which offers courses on Spirituality and Contemporary Christianity to both women and men.

Describes the vision, staff and course structure of this normally part-time and mostly non-residential course. Also gives contact and application details and course history.

Describes the academic studies, staff, vision, accommodation, practical training, student life, worship and spirituality of this evangelical college that offers theological education and ministerial training.

Information about Ordination and Reader training in Bristol, Gloucester and Hereford through this ecumenical scheme. Also includes information about tutors and former students; contact details and resources.

Covers the mission, life and conference facilities of this liberal theological college; also gives details of history and staff plus £1.3 million appeal to help it flourish in the 21st century.

Describes the life and activities of this evangelical theological college which is within Oxford University and which aims for excellence in teaching theology and mission; in research and in service.