Saint Joseph of Arimathea Theological College, Berkeley, CA
As time goes by the Seminary wants very much to offer classes in which the laity will be able to participate more fully. Indeed, the primary goal remains to prepare men for Holy Orders, but a well-educated laity (including our youth and confirmands) is equally important for a successful Province of Christ the King. We have been asked about a Mission Statement; and here it is, that we educate and re-educate and re-educate our clergy and laity in the fundamentals of the Faith once delivered to the saints. Michaelmas Term begins the week of September 17th. See course descriptions and registration form for additional details.
Seminary Courses for Clergy and Laity
Survey of the 1928 Book of Common Prayer Tuesdays, 5:00 pm*
Development of Early Christian Theology Wednesdays, 11:00 am*
Confirmation Class Thursdays, 5:00 pm*
Biblical Greek 2 Fridays, 10:00 am*
Ecclesiastical Latin 1 Fridays, 3:00 pm*
Ecclesiastical Latin 3 Fridays, 1:00 pm*
* Note: Courses will be conducted on the Zoom platform. Course hours given for Pacific Time (PST). Please adjust times for your location.
Registration forms and detailed information about the retreat, fees and scholarships are available here. Please contact Fr. Dan Canda at stjamesapck@gmail.com with any questions.
Location: Ponderosa Retreat and Conference Center, Larkspur, CO Check-in: Sunday, August 4, 2024, 4:00 pm Check-out: Wednesday, August 7, 1:00 pm Registration Due Date: July 19, 2024
This is the inaugural year for the St. Wolbodo Youth Retreat. Our aim is to provide Anglican youth with a few days to escape the busyness of the world and focus on the faith while enjoying team building activities and summer recreation in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Larkspur, Colorado. Each day will consist of the Daily Offices and the Eucharist, coupled with a Bible Study, group activities provided by the camp, a liturgical-based class, and night games/activities. We will also complete a service project.
Campers will be challenged to grow spiritually, physically, emotionally, and socially. Opportunities will abound for making new friends and meeting people from all over the United States, learning leadership skills, taking responsibility for oneself and others, and having lots of fun!
The Shepherd’s Staff, our provincial newsletter, is filled with news and photos from APCK parishes around the country. The June 2024 issue of the Shepherd’s Staff includes stories about:
Recent ordinations at Holy Cross (Oklahoma City) and St. George’s (Las Vegas)
Repairs to be undertaken at Bishop Morse House (Berkeley)
Registration information for Summer and Fall courses at St. Joseph of Arimathea
Canon Edward Jones receives a gift of flowers from a group of Nigerian Anglicans who hope to revive Old St. Mary’s Parish in Plano, Texas
The Shepherd’s Staff, the provincial newsletter, is filled with news and photos from APCK parishes around the country. Here are a few of this month’s articles:
Canon Jones organizes new mission church in Plano, TX
A Homily for Passiontide by founding Archbishop Robert Morse
A reflection on St. Patrick’s Day by Mrs. Christine Sunderland
Fr. McGrath, military chaplain, celebrates Holy Communion “in the field.”
The Shepherd’s Staff, the provincial newsletter, is filled with news and photos from APCK parishes around the country. St. Bartholomew’s is well-represented in this issue. Here are a few of this month’s articles:
The Shepherd’s Staff, our provincial newsletter, is filled with news and photos from parishes around the country. Here are a few of the articles in this month’s issue:
Seminary opens registration for spring on-line classes
An Advent homily from Bishop Ashman
New Deanery established in Arizona
Intercessory prayer at St. George’s NV
Good News Clubs underway in Las Vegas elementary schools