Source: St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary
This week is a big one for the Seminary’s Institute of Sacred Arts (ISA). The ISA’s new logo has officially been unveiled, and another exciting announcement from the ISA will drop later this week.
We’re also excited to share that starting next fall, seminarians in the Master of Arts (M.A.) program will be able to choose a concentration in the Sacred Arts as part of their degree track (the other M.A. concentrations are General Theological Studies and Theological Scholarship and Research).
Admissions season rolls on, for prospective students interested in the M.A., Master of Divinity (M.Div.) or Master of Theology (Th.M.) programs. Please continue to spread the word to anyone who might be interested in becoming a seminarian at St. Vladimir’s for Academic Year 2021-2022.
What’s the difference between each degree offered at St. Vladimir’s? This week, we highlight the M.A. program with insight from Dr. John Barnet, the program director.
The Master of Arts at St. Vladimir’s Seminary from St Vladimir’s Seminary on Vimeo.
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This article is part of the Orthodox Christian Laity archives and reflects the context, concerns, and discussions present at the time of its original publication. It is made available here for historical reference and ongoing study. Readers should note that perspectives, circumstances, and ecclesial developments may have evolved since its initial release.