The choice of seminary is rarely an easy decision to make and it should be one that is made with as much information as possible. If you are wrestling with your choice in seminary, perhaps a campus visitation to the Theological School is the best choice for you!
Prospective students are invited to visit the seminary where they can experience the Drew Community for themselves. This is a rare opportunity to meet with an Admissions officer, see the Theological School, meet professors and current students, worship with the Drew Community, tour the campus and in some cases… sit in on a lecture!
The Theological School offers chapel services every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of the academic term at 11:15 am in Craig Chapel. Craig Chapel, the cornerstone of Seminary Hall, was dedicated December 5, 1899 and serves as the worship center of the Drew Community.
The Thursday Chapel Service is a Communion Service which includes the musical offerings of the Seminary Choir. The chapel services provide an opportunity for students to share their historic faith practices as well as experiment with new and challenging concepts. Guest preachers bring their wisdom, experience and wit; faculty members periodically share their witness.
