What are the general leanings of Anglican Seminaries?

[gtsecc]

Catholic? Broad Church? Agnostic? Calvanist?

For example, I have heard Nashotah House tend to be very Catholic.

I have heard General Theological Seminary is highly regarded Academically.







Seminary







Canada



The College of Emmanuel and St. Chad - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan



Regent College - Anglican Studies







England



Ridley Hall



Trinity Theological College (Bristol, U.K.)



Wycliffe Hall at Oxford







United States



Berkeley Divinity School at Yale



Bexley Hall - Colgate-Rochester



Church Divinity School of the Pacific



Cranmer Theological House (Reformed Episcopal Church)



Episcopal Divinity School



Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest



General Theological Seminary



Nashotah House



School of Theology of The University of the South



Seabury-Western Theological Seminary



Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry



Virginia Theological Seminary

 

[TomUK]

I don't know about it in America, but in the UK there is a wealth of choice, ranging from incredibely low to impossibly high!

 

[CSMR]

In England, Ridley, Wycliffe and Trinity are low, with Evangelical affiliations (Evangelical in the UK/US sense).

 

[J-Tron]

I'm a student at Berkeley at Yale. It is somewhere in the middle on most things, although it errs more on the Anglo-Catholic and Broad Church side than any other.

Trinity is very evangelical. Nashotah House tends to be high Anglo-Catholic although I just met a couple of evangelical students from there a couple of weeks ago. Episcopal Divinity School is pretty squarely in the liberal tradition (meaning social justice oriented, not necessarilly politically liberal... although...). The others kind of wax in different directions as different classes come in.

 

[benedictine]

The University of the South is also known as Sewannee, and I'm thinking of going there for college, and If I still feel called to seek holy orders, I'd probably try for the School of Divinity there. I'd say it generally leans more into the range of broad church.