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The Vancouver School of Theology, Regent College’s Centre for Humanity and the Common Good, and St. Mark’s College’s Centre for Christian Engagement are collaborating to bring the recent AI documentary The End of Humanity to UBC. Following a reception at 5 pm on September 13, The End of Humanity will be screened at UBC’s Sage Bistro, beginning at 7 pm. Following the film, a ...

The Vancouver School of Theology has named Sheila Cook and Krishna Durbha as the 2024 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 19 at the UBC Golf ...

Author and cultural commentator Max Wyman (OC) will be the keynote speaker at the annual VST Chancellor’s Dinner on September 19, 2024. Max Wyman (OC) is a prominent Canadian cultural commentator, talented writer, and member of the Order of Canada whose criticisms and analysis have been quietly shaping the nation for decades. A former member ...

As I pause to celebrate and remember during this month of 2SLGBTQIA+ pride, I feel both encouraged by the opportunities our community is now afforded thanks to the brave individuals who paved the way before us, and burdened with the many more challenges we face on a daily basis. Even in this modern age, the ...

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 ...

The Vancouver School of Theology and St. Andrew’s Hall are pleased to announce that Dr. Kate Rae Davis of the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology will be the keynote speaker for the 2024 Cork Lecture and Workshop. Kate’s keynote lecture will explore how struggles in ministry can present sacred opportunities for growth and transformation. ...

VANCOUVER, BC. June 7, 2024. The Vancouver School of Theology is delighted to name Rev. Dr. Patricia Dutcher-Walls Professor Emerita in appreciation of her years of teaching and ministry at VST and in the broader church. The title of Professor Emerita/Emeritus is awarded to Associate and Full Professors who have retired from their full-time appointments ...

Celebrating the distinguished class of 2024! The Vancouver School of Theology is delighted to confirm that its 2024 Convocation Ceremonies will be conducted at Kerrisdale Presbyterian Church, May 7, beginning at 7 pm. This year’s Convocation Ceremonies will include nearly 30 graduates of VST’s degree, certificate, and diploma programs. In addition to the graduates, various ...

The Vancouver School of Theology is proud to continue to offer bursaries of up to 70% for VST degree students with financial need. This support is made possible through the overflowing generosity of donors and the prudent planning of the VST Board of Governors. During a time of financial anxiety for many, this bursary support ...

For Thoughtful, Engaged, and Generous Christian Practitioners The Vancouver School of Theology has named Rev. Andria Irwin as the 2024 recipient of the T.E.G. (Thoughtful, Engaged, Generous) Award. Established in 2019, this award recognizes leading practitioners in Christian ministry in the early years of their careers. A graduate of VST’s Master of Divinity program, Andria earned a ...