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The Center for Transforming Engagement is partnering with The Colossian Forum to present an in-person workshop for the Seattle School Community. Many people today feel trapped between two unsatisfying options: join the political outrage or stay silent. Polarization has strained friendships, divided families, fractured communities, and left many feeling powerless. One Anothering offers another way. […]
The False Gospel of More The Church, Capitalism, and the Obsession with Growth What if the Church has mistaken growth for faithfulness? In a culture that measures success by scale and influence, what would it mean to pursue a different vision of ministry? Join Andrew Root, PhD, scholar of theology, ministry, and culture, as he discusses […]
Grab your coffee and join our Admissions Team for a relaxed, online conversation about the part of graduate school that rarely makes the brochure: what it’s like to love someone who is in it. Our guest is Lauren Peiser, Director of Partnerships at The Seattle School. Lauren first came to the school as an employee […]
Curious about the Master of Arts in Theology & Culture but not sure where to start? Grab time with Milli Haase, our Admissions Counselor and a Seattle School alum, for an honest conversation about the program, your questions, and whether this is the right next step for you. Milli is a theologian in her own […]
Come visit us on campus! There’s nothing quite like experiencing The Seattle School in person. Join us for a monthly campus tour to see the building, feel the energy of our community, and get a glimpse of life as it happens here. You’ll meet members of our Admissions team, ask your questions face-to-face, and connect […]
Questions about faith, politics, and public life have become increasingly difficult to navigate. Churches are divided, relationships are strained, and many Christians find themselves wondering how to follow Jesus faithfully in a culture shaped by competing loyalties and growing polarization. This course is an invitation to explore these questions through the lenses of Scripture, theology, history, and psychology.