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Reformed Episcopal Seminary The Reformed Episcopal Seminary's mission is to train Christ's people for gospel ministry in the Anglican way.

We are accredited by the Association of Theological Schools and approved by commissions in both the REC and the ACNA. Seminary Mission, Vision and Values Statements

Mission
The charter of The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Episcopal Church declares that the Seminary was formed “for the purpose of educating and training students for the ministry of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ especially in connection with the Reformed Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church in North America in accordance with the Constitution, Canons, rules, regulations, principles, Doctrine, and worship of said Church.”

Vision
Our vision at Reformed Episcopal Seminary is to train Christ’s people to serve the flock of the Lord Jesus Christ through biblical, Anglican Worship, Example, and Discipleship as defined in the official standards of the Reformed Episcopal Church. Values
Students are immersed in Scripture, the historical and ancient traditions of the church, worship, and doctrine. Emphasis is placed on classical Anglicanism lived out in the world through worship, evangelism, and discipleship. Reformed Episcopal Seminary trains and equips men and women to serve the community, the church, and the world by reaching out and helping others.

Another great article by Barton Gingerich, rector of St. Jude’s Anglican Church (REC) in Richmond, Va. He holds a Bachel...
10/16/2026

Another great article by Barton Gingerich, rector of St. Jude’s Anglican Church (REC) in Richmond, Va. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in history from Patrick Henry College and a Master of Divinity with a concentration in historical theology from Reformed Episcopal Seminary.

Barton J. Gingerich | A loss of inner strength has led the materialist West to embrace assisted su***de

10/14/2026

Have you been wanting to learn more about Anglicanism? Maybe you are new to the Anglican Church, maybe you are a church history buff, or maybe you just want to dive deeper into the Anglican tradition. Well, the Reformed Episcopal Seminary’s new video series is for you.

In this series, Fr. Seth Snyder, a professor here at the Reformed Episcopal Seminary, explains who the Anglican Divines are and what they mean to modern Anglicanism. The Anglican Divines are highly influential figures in church history who shaped Anglicanism through their writings and ministry.

Find this series on YouTube, or visit the link below or in our bio.

https://youtu.be/ZyfXCJc5QjY

Meet Rev. Dr. Martin Robinson, one of our new faculty members. Martin currently serves as an assistant minister at Hope ...
10/14/2026

Meet Rev. Dr. Martin Robinson, one of our new faculty members. Martin currently serves as an assistant minister at Hope Anglican Church in Leppington, Australia. We are so excited to be working with many new faculty members this year who are all dedicated to teaching and the mission of RES. To read the full article about Martin from the fall 2026 issue of the reformed Episcopalian visit the link in our bio or find it on our website www.res.edu.

Have you been wanting to learn more about Anglicanism? Maybe you are new to the Anglican Church, maybe you are a church ...
10/06/2026

Have you been wanting to learn more about Anglicanism? Maybe you are new to the Anglican Church, maybe you are a church history buff, or maybe you just want to dive deeper into the Anglican tradition. Well, the Reformed Episcopal Seminary’s new video series is for you.

In this series, Fr. Seth Snyder, a professor here at the Reformed Episcopal Seminary, explains who the Anglican Divines are and what they mean to modern Anglicanism. The Anglican Divines are highly influential figures in church history who shaped Anglicanism through their writings and ministry.

The first video, “An Introduction to the Anglican Divines” is out on YouTube right now. After a brief history, Fr. Seth asks the important question, “Why do the Anglican Divines even matter?” That is the question we will be answering throughout these seven videos.

Find this series on YouTube, or visit the link below. Please watch, like, subscribe, comment, and share the videos so more people can find our page for themselves.

https://youtu.be/ZyfXCJc5QjY

Oktoberfest last week was a huge success and a great time of fellowship for all ages. There was amazing food, good music...
10/06/2026

Oktoberfest last week was a huge success and a great time of fellowship for all ages. There was amazing food, good music, and great friends!

If you are interested in more events like this, keep an eye on our page for what’s happening next or visit our website to learn more about how you can be involved.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us!

A few photos from yesterday’s convocation. Dean M.P. Harrington spoke on Ending Erastianism: The Influence of the Americ...
09/17/2026

A few photos from yesterday’s convocation. Dean M.P. Harrington spoke on Ending Erastianism: The Influence of the American Synodical Model on Anglicanism in the Empire. Keep an eye out for more events like this one coming up.

Alumni, students, faculty, and friends are invited to join us on the terrace to celebrate Oktoberfest. Authentic German ...
09/02/2026

Alumni, students, faculty, and friends are invited to join us on the terrace to celebrate Oktoberfest. Authentic German wurst, spaetzle, sauerkraut, and Bavarian pretzels are on the menu. Join us to celebrate the arrival of Fall and to catch up with old and new friends.

Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/oktoberfest-tickets-1999281353347

09/02/2026

CORRECTION: Our Convocation Lecture will actually take place on Wednesday, September 16th. Please make sure to correct the date in your calendars! We hope to see you then!

When the American Revolution resulted in the severing of ties between the American church and the Church of England, a n...
08/31/2026

When the American Revolution resulted in the severing of ties between the American church and the Church of England, a new form of church governance, not under State control, became necessary. This paper examines how the resulting ecclesiological structure of voluntary compact and governance by both clergy and laity, soon spread to other British colonies. This new model proved to be a vital and effective force in bringing Anglicanism to new cultures and environments.

This first of several informal lectures which will be held at RES this year will be on Wednesday, September 16th, at noon. All are welcome and lunch will be provided.

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800 Church Road
Oreland, PA
19075

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+16102929852

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