Intensive Week
For the past five years, Intensive Week has been held each semester to give our students an opportunity to dive deeper into different subjects not covered in the standard curriculum. This semester, during the week of March 20-24, Ani Shahinyan,
Armenian Martyrdoms, 2023 St. Nersess Spring Semester Zoom Public Lecture Series
St. Nersess Seminary invites you to join the second half of our Spring Semester Public Lecture Series with a new six lecture series on Armenian Martyrdoms. Presenter Dr. Ani Shahinian will examine the historical, social, and theological contexts of Armenian Martyrdoms
Meaningful Clergy Workshop Concludes
On December 2-3, St. Nersess Seminary hosted a clergy continuing education workshop, "Walking Together Through Challenging Places: The Companionship Model for Providing Care," which was also open to parish lay leaders. The two-day workshop focused on pastoral care for people
Pop-Up Lecture Monday, October 24 at 7pm
St. Nersess Armenian Seminary invites you to a pop-up lecture on Monday, October 24 at 7pm with Ani Shahinian, an Oxford PhD candidate and frequent visitor of the seminary where she receives guidance in completing her research. Ani is one of
2022 Fall Zoom Public Lecture Series
Join our 2022 Fall Public Lecture Series on Zoom on Thursday evenings. All classes are open to the public. To view archived lectures, click here. ZOOM REGISTRATION October 13 - December 1, 2022 at 7pm An Introduction to Medieval Armenian Poetry, Part I Dr. Jesse
Dr. Ervine to Present New Lecture Series
St. Nersess Seminary is offering two new Fall online lecture series on Thursday evenings from 7:00-9:00 pm EST. The first series, taught by Prof. Ervine, is entitled, "A Slow Transition to Cilicia: The Armenian Church in the 11th-13th Centuries". It runs
Clergy From Around the Country and Armenia Attend Worship Service
Last evening, Tuesday, June 30, St. Nersess Seminary held its final worship service for the academic year. Clergy from the Eastern and Western Dioceses and Armenia joined students and members of the faculty to participate in the Evening Service Երեկոյեան
Remote Learning for Seminarians and Clergy
During this surreal time, our academic program remains fully active and classes remain in session. Although our students are not physically present on campus, they are taking their classes and instruction remotely at St. Nersess and St. Vladimir's Seminaries. Both