Seminaries in the U.S.

In the U.S., seminaries are specialized colleges where individuals study to become religious leaders, such as pastors or ministers. They provide theological education, spiritual formation, and training in pastoral skills. Generally affiliated with specific Christian denominations, seminaries prepare students for ministry roles through coursework, practical experience, and community engagement. They vary in size and approach but share the goal of equipping future clergy with the knowledge, ethics, and leadership abilities needed to serve their faith communities effectively.