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The Vancouver School of Theology (VST) is located on the University of British Columbia campus. We are called to educate and form thoughtful, engaged, and generous Christian leaders in collaboration with the Indigenous Church and people of other faith traditions. We welcome students from across Canada and around the world to share in our inclusive ...

The Vancouver School of Theology has named Kate Keilty and Hannah Moderow as the 2025 recipients of the Chancellor’s Scholarships. These scholarships are the most prestigious and generous awards offered to VST students each year. The Chancellor’s Scholars are celebrated at the annual VST Chancellor’s Dinner, scheduled for Thursday, September 25 at the UBC Golf ...

The Vancouver School of Theology is excited to announce that Sara Miles, Founder and Director of the non-profit organization, The Food Pantry, is the keynote speaker for VST’s 2025 Somerville Lecture. Miles’ lecture, titled Solidarity Forever: Faith and Politics will address the spiritual, practical, and political implications of solidarity, at a time when communities—including faith ...

The Vancouver School of Theology and St. Andrew’s Hall are pleased to announce that Rev. Dr. Rob Fennell of the Atlantic School of Theology will be the keynote speaker for the 2025 Cork Lecture and Workshop. Rob’s keynote lecture will explore the presence and power of the Holy Spirit as God’s dynamic, transformative life at ...

VST regrets to announce that both the public lecture on Karl Barth & Tolkien (originally scheduled for Monday, July 22 at 7:00pm at St. Mary’s Kerrisdale and online) and the summer school course, Karl Barth & Radical Politics (TH550), have been cancelled. Due to ill health, Dr. George Hunsinger is unable to travel to Vancouver. ...

Benjamin Perrin, Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia, will be the keynote speaker at the annual VST Chancellor’s Dinner on September 25, 2025. Benjamin Perrin is a Professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, where he teaches and researches in the areas of criminal ...

If you got baptised in the first centuries of the church, you would have a short dialogue with the minister. He’d ask you a series of questions: “Do you believe in God?” and you would say, “I believe in God the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth.’ ‘Do you believe in Jesus Christ? And ...