A Theology Symposium with Dr. Jeff Kuhn November 4, 2026 7:00-9:00pm | Northwest College & Seminary and Online Featuring a response from Dr. Jonathan Numada Moderated by Dr. Archie Spencer About the presentation Why do so many faithful churchgoers struggle to grow in Christlikeness? And why do so many people outside the church assume faith […]
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June 15, 2026 featured an evening with Laura Barringer, co-author (with Scot McKnight) of A Church Called Tov and Pivot, for an honest and hopeful conversation about what it takes to build ministry cultures that are genuinely healthy—for leaders and the communities they serve. Laura writes and speaks from hard-won experience. Her journey through the
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Honouring Krista Penner and Celebrating a New Chapter It is with deep gratitude and joy that we share an important staffing update from the Fellowship Pacific Ministry Centre and Northwest College and Seminary with our family of churches across British Columbia and the Yukon. After more than 17 years of faithful, visionary service,
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Photo by Johnnathan Tshibangu on Unsplash From Kinshasa to the Nations: How Northwest College and Seminary is Helping Deepen Discipleship in Francophone Africa The call to ministry does not always arrive in a single dramatic moment. For some, it unfolds slowly, faithfully, over a lifetime of obedience. For Reverend Matthieu, that calling began almost as
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Do you interact with people from diverse ethnic backgrounds in your workplace, school, or ministry setting? Are you engaging them with appropriate cultural sensitivity? What if you could discover your personal tendencies in relating interculturally and learn to improve your ability to relate well, identify conflicts and respond with insight and understanding? Start that journey
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Northwest’s own Dr. Archie Spencer’s presentation, delivered on March 11, 2026, asks thought-provoking questions about the relationship between theology and science through the lens of cosmology and divine transcendence. It concludes that, given the current scope of cosmological physics and the nature of human consciousness, there is room to reconsider the principle of divine transcendence
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Langley, BC – Northwest College and Seminary has received a grant of $9,987,692 from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the PROPEL Project. The PROPEL Project responds to the urgent shortage of pastoral leaders, with the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada estimating a need for 625 new pastors annually over
Recently, a letter was sent to all ACTS seminary students from the four presidents of ACTS partner seminaries. You can find the letter below, along with some Frequently Asked Questions regarding the closure of ACTS and the implications for the partner seminaries and their students. Dear ACTS Seminaries students: As the presidents of the ACTS
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This year’s Northwest College and Seminary graduation was a joyful celebration of God’s faithfulness and the incredible work He is doing through our students around the world. The day began with a delicious grad brunch, lovingly provided by our Alumni Committee, where graduates, family, and friends gathered to share stories, laughter, and gratitude for the
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In mid-September, Northwest held our annual Cornerstone retreat, hosted at Camp Squeah just outside Hope. Cornerstone is always a highlight of the year, serving not only as the launch point for our new students in the Fellowship Pacific and Northwest networks, but also as one of the rare occasions when these two networks can gather
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