Fuller Theological Seminary was founded in 1947 by Charles E. Fuller, a radio evangelist known for his Old Fashioned Revival Hour show, and Harold Ockenga, the pastor of Park Street Church in Boston. With its founding, the seminary's founders sought to reform fundamentalism from its separatist and sometimes anti-intellectual stance of the 1920-40 era.
Fuller offers 18 degree programs at 6 locations—with Spanish, Korean, and online options—through our Schools of Theology, Psychology, and Intercultural Studies as well as 20 centers, institutes, and initiatives.
The Call Discernment Office gives students the broad vocational and formational support they need to bridge their academic studies with real-life ministry. Students receive guidance from a personally assigned vocational advisor who helps them understand and explore their options, giftings, and sense of call—with courses and an apprenticeship that help them integrate their studies with concrete practices—to form students as reflective, agile practitioners who are responsive to God’s call.
Fuller's Pasadena campus is in the heart of a vibrant and culturally diverse city, just two blocks from the iconic Pasadena City Hall. On our campus you'll find a leafy central mall with spaces for gathering and a Prayer Garden for quiet contemplation. You can explore the many resources of our David Allan Hubbard Library, get lunch at the refectory, or meet a friend at Coffee by the Books café.
Fuller’s sustainably designed Hubbard Library on the Pasadena campus is committed to equipping students with the academic resources they need. Library holdings include more than 700,000 print books and a number of special collections.
Fuller's Pasadena campus is in the heart of a vibrant and culturally diverse city, just two blocks from the iconic Pasadena City Hall. On our campus you'll find a leafy central mall with spaces for gathering and a Prayer Garden for quiet contemplation. You can explore the many resources of our David Allan Hubbard Library, get lunch at the refectory, or meet a friend at Coffee by the Books café.
Fuller Theological Seminary is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The Schools of Theology and Intercultural Studies are also accredited by the Association of Theological Schools.
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