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What are the best programs in the North America. St. Vladimir's and St. Tikhon's come to mind. What are the other programs?

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There is the MRS degree. My wife got hers in college.

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Originally Posted by ebed melech
There is the MRS degree. My wife got hers in college.

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lol. I have given up on degrees. I have more of them than any human needs to have. Yet, they have not brought me wealth or fame. Now as a church musician, I do have groupies. They are in their 80's but hey, I guess you take your groupies wherever you can get them. biggrin

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What are the best programs...

I guess it depends on what you mean by "best"...In my limited knowledge...some would say St. Vladimir's is "the best" since it is very "by the book", "program with theological meat"...etc...others would say St. Tikon's is "the best"...although it doesn't have a history of "theological giants" my understanding is they are very Orthodox in their program and one leaves there knowing what is and what is not Orthodox...no if's ands or buts...

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You guys call your priest degree "Masters of Divinity"!?

Anyways there is also Holy Trinity Seminary at Jordanville.

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Does the ACROD seminary offer an M.Div?

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Neither Christ the Saviour or Holy Trinity Seminaries offer Master Degrees, just diplomas or Bachelor's Degrees.

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newman theological college offers a good four year m.div. program that one completes from the perspective of their own faith tradition. this results in what i would see as a "healthy" mix of western (rc & protestant) and eastern (catholic & orthodox) of students and staff.

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It would be nice if there was a Greek Catholic or Orthodox seminary in the midwest.

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It is possible to obtain an M.A. in Applied Orthodox Theology from the St. Stephen's program of the Antiochian Church if you write a Master's thesis at the end of the program. The degree is given by the St. John Damascene School of Theology (University of Balamand) and accredited by the nation of Lebanon. What that means in terms of American marketability, I have no clue. But, so far I'm impressed with the St. Stephen's curriculum.

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Doesn't St. Cyril & Methodius have a M. of Div. or I guess that is Theology.

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I believe they have an M.A. program.

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According to their web site, they have both and M.Div. and an M.A. program.

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It would be nice if there was a Greek Catholic or Orthodox seminary in the midwest.


I don't know how much more midwestern you get than Pittsburgh... Ohio?

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It would be nice if there was a Greek Catholic or Orthodox seminary in the midwest.

Homer Glen seems a fine location.

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