Join us for our next Film and Theology Night featuring the film, "Cabrini." Directed by Alejandro Gómez Monteverde, this movie explores the life of Roman Catholic missionary and future Saint Francesca Cabrini as she encounters various challenges in late 19th century New York City. Meet us at Champaign AMC for a screening of Cabrini at […]
Join us for Doug Peterson's Book Launch for his novel Thrones in the Desert on April 27th at Stratford Park Bible Chapel! Help us celebrate the work of one of our alumni! Learn more about the book here!
You are invited to join us for an upcoming gathering to explore what Urbana Seminary is all about while enjoying some delicious sandwiches on us! Urbana Seminary is known for its blend of academic rigor and approachability. We prioritize our students, offering small class sizes, a flexible curriculum, and affordable tuition. We are committed to: […]
Learn about the founding and subsequent history of Urbana Theological Seminary! Hosted by the Champaign County History Musuem, “History Talks” is a series of talks pertaining to Champaign County history.
Join us on June 8th for an exciting trip to Ancient Israel without the long flight! We'll dive into the world of the Old Testament at the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures (ISAC) Museum (formerly known as The Oriental Institute), where artifacts from Ancient Israel, Egypt, Babylon, Assyria, and Canaan await our discovery. […]
We are excited to be a part of AudioFeed Festival again! We'll see you there! Stay tuned for more details. Check out their site for more info: https://audiofeedfestival.com/
We're looking forward to celebrating the start of the fall semester with some delicious food and great company! Save the Date: This year's picnic is on August 24th! Time: 5:00 pm Location: Garden Pavilion at Meadowbrook Park in Urbana (Race Street entrance and parking) Mark your calendars and bring your favorite potluck dish (if you can) […]
A Taste of Seminary: Christian Perspectives on Faith, Culture, and Contemporary Issues Tuesdays, October 22 through November 12, 2024. Location: Champaign Public Library -- OCT 22: Chesterton at 150: Why Read His Work Today? Dr. Melody Green -- Friends Conference Room 215 Born in 1874, the enduring popularity of G. K. Chesterton is, for many, an […]
The spring semester is upon us, and we’re excited to celebrate! Everyone is welcome to join the Urbana Seminary community for an evening of food, fun, and fellowship. Bring a pot of your favorite chili to share in a potluck-style feast—the more variety, the better! If you’d rather bring a dessert, feel free to contribute […]
A Taste of Seminary: Christian Perspectives on Faith, Culture, and Contemporary Issues Have you ever wanted to explore contemporary cultural issues from a Christian perspective? Want to experience a lecture and discover what our professors have to offer? A Taste of Seminary is for you! Held at the Stratford Park Bible Chapel (2801 w. Kirby […]
REGISTER HERE March 10, 2025 (Windsor Road Christian Church) Big Idea Preaching with Dr. Scott Gibson, DPhil from the University of Oxford and Professor of Preaching at Truett Theological Seminary Urbana Seminary is hosting Dr. Scott Gibson, who will address the art of crafting and communicating a sermon's big idea. His published books include Should […]
Ancient Israel in Chicago at the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures (ISAC) Museum Saturday, June 14th @ 12:45 REGISTER HERE! Tickets $25 Join us on June 14th for an exciting trip to Ancient Israel without the long flight! We’ll dive into the world of the Old Testament at the Institute for the Study […]
We are delighted to invite you to a free One-Day Writing Retreat hosted by Urbana Theological Seminary on August 13th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This retreat is designed to provide a nurturing environment for writers to focus on their personal projects, whether academic, creative, or professional. Our day together will include: Dedicated Space […]
We are excited to invite you to our Back-to-School Picnic, scheduled for Saturday, August 23rd. This event is an excellent opportunity for students, families, friends, and faculty to come together and celebrate the start of a new school year. Invite your friends and family, and feel free to bring a dish to share! If you […]
How did first-century Christians live? What was a typical day like for them? What were their homes like? How would they have heard the Gospel and have understood the letters from Paul, John, James, or Peter? How does understanding their way of life influence our reading of the New Testament? Step back in time with […]