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COVID-19 is a respiratory disease first identified at the end of 2019 that continues to cause international and local concerns. Carey is monitoring the situation and will update this information page as appropriate. 

The Student Life Office at Carey Theological College is responsible for serving all theological students. They are responsible for serving people who are just beginning to consider theological education all the way to those completing their graduate programs.

Dr. William Brackney, Carey’s Pioneer MacDonald Professor of Baptist Theology and Ethics, has been appointed to a two year term as Carey Theological College’s Interim Academic Dean, commencing March 1.

“After an intensive faculty search,” notes Dr. Colin Godwin, President of Carey Theological College, “I join with our Board to welcome our new faculty. They have demonstrated strong teaching abilities, intellectual rigour and, above all, a deep love for Christ and his church.”

Carey Theological College is excited to announce a partnership with Prairie College (in Three Hills, AB) to offer an Integrated Bachelor of Ministry + Master of Divinity. This is a unique initiative, being the first inter-colligate partnership of its kind in Canada, equips students interested in Christian ministry with foundation knowledge and practical training to serve the church and the world.

It has been just over a year since Carey Theological College launched our Building Campaign to raise funds to construct a new 5-story residence on our campus at the University of British Columbia (UBC). In addition to the $6.6 M we have already raised, we are happy to announce that we have received pledge of $300,000 to match new donations.

Carey is committed to providing theological education to all corners of the world. This has been part of our DNA since we first began our first theological programs in the 80s. In this age of advanced technology, we are able to utilize tools of the virtual classroom to deliver content, promote discussion, provide mentorship, and build community.

We launched a Building Campaign in October of 2018 to raise funds in order to build a new Christian residence and ministry centre. With God’s grace, the generosity of many donors, and the wide support of the whole Carey community, we are grateful to announce that we have received $6.5 M towards the campaign thus far.

We are excited to welcome 30 new students to the Carey Fall 2019 cohort, the largest incoming class we have had in the past 15 years. These students represent diverse cultural and ministry backgrounds

Over Labour Day weekend, 40 UBC undergraduate students moved into their dorm rooms at Carey. The residents have regular opportunities to explore their faith and build community, like worship nights, Bible studies, and Cookies & Cocoa, a longstanding Monday night tradition.