Queen’s College is launching a Diploma in Theology and Ministry Program at several locations, starting in September 2017: Western Newfoundland, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Gander, and St. John’s. The Diploma program is offered on weekends for persons interested in learning more about scripture, Christian belief, personal spiritual development and ministry.  This program is designed to engage both heart and mind in the context of classroom interaction, community, and prayer.  The Diploma program is completed over three years, participants attend classes Friday evenings (7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.) and Saturdays (9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.) on four weekends for two semesters each year. Format includes presentations, reflections and discussion.  Evaluation is based on attendance and participation – no exams or assignments. The Diploma program is open to students of all denominations. Students with the Diploma are granted advance standing of four credits in the Associate in Theology program. Tuition for the Program is $200.00 per semester.

brochure – Diploma in Theology and Ministry 2017-year A

brochure – Diploma in Theology and Ministry 2017-year A – Central NL

brochure – Diploma in Theology and Ministry 2017-year A – Western NL

For more information on the program please contact at Queen’s College Faculty of Theology, 210 Prince Philip Drive, Suite 3000, St. John’s, NL, A1B 3R6

Telephone:  (709) 753-0116; Toll Free:  (877) 753-016;  Fax:  (709) 753-1214

Email:  queens@mun.ca    Web Site at www.queenscollegnl.ca

This program is sponsored in part by

Richard Singleton, PhD, DMin, MDiv, BA, CT

Provost and Vice Chancellor

May 17 2017 Newsletter

Learning Opportunities 2017-2018 – Brochure

Associate in Theology 2017 – 2018 – Brochure 

Diploma in Theology and Ministry 2017-year A – Brochure

Diploma in Theology and Ministry 2017-year A- Roman Catholic Studies – Brochure

Living Out the Challenge of Matthew 25 –  PowerPoint and Audio Presentation

Bishop Jane Alexander, M.Ed., M.T.S., Ph.D.
The Right Reverend Jane Alexander provided a talk in ways in which the church is called to be active in the world and how we can better equip people to become true disciples of Christ. How do we take the marks of mission and help them leap off the page and into other parts and make it a rule of life.”

Presenters:

• Sean McGrath, Ph.D.
• David Bell, Phil.D.
• Michelle Rebidous, Ph.D.
• Ian Wishart, D.D.
• Barry Stephenson, Ph.D.

A journey of reformation and transformation.

This event is organized to mark the beginning of the significant historic, theological and cultural changes that started when Martin Luther nailed ninety-five thesis to the Castle Church door in Wittenberg, Germany on October 31, 1517.

Presenters are PWRDF Diocesan Representatives: Archdeacon Charlene Taylor, Eastern N&L; Ms. Mona Edwards, Western; and Ms. Sheila Boutcher, Central.

The main focus of this session is to promote PWRDF to those who are involved in parish ministry, both ordained and non-ordained.

Congratulations to all Queen’s College Graduates who Convocated last evening, May 4th, 2017. Well deserved. Below are just a couple of pictures from last evening (with compliments from Anglican Life) along with Dr. Singleton’s Report. More pictures to follow.

2017 05 04 Provost Report to Covocation

We are pleased to announce that CBC Morning Show will have an interview about Queen’s College on Tuesday May 02 sometime between 7:00 and 7:30 a.m. with Dr. Rick Singleton, Provost and two of our students – Lisa Payne (Master of Divinity – 3rd year ordination)  and Greg Warford (Bachelor of Theology Discipleship and Ministry).  Hope you tune in to listen.

April 20 2017 Newsletter