EXPERIENCE
Life at WSC
Here you will find a community of faith, study, fellowship, and prayer all in the context of a Reformed theological education.
Build Community
Our Seminary in Southern California is united by a profound commitment to Christ and to his gospel as recorded in the Scriptures and expressed in our common confessions of faith. Each student experiences a Christian community of faith not only in the classroom, but also in a variety of contexts outside of class which promote spiritual life, faith, and fellowship.
Live On-Campus
At WSC, you have the opportunity to not only study among your peers, but also live in close community with them. Located just steps from the main campus, our affordable housing provides a unique fellowship opportunity for students and their families. Study, eat, pray, and learn together as you build a strong foundation for your life in ministry.
Grow in Faith
Students and their families are invited to join us for morning devotions, which are held at 10:00-10:20 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday during the academic year. Speakers include faculty, local pastors, missionaries, and Christian lay people. There are also several other speaking engagements throughout the year, such as Warfield Seminars and Conferences.
Attend Events
WSC and its campus organizations host a variety of events each year. These events typically happen right on campus or in the Village and provide a great opportunity for you to get to know not only the faculty, staff, and other students, but also their families. Don’t miss out on these great opportunities for fellowship!
Get Involved
A variety of campus associations provide opportunities to pray, serve, and fellowship with fellow students and families. Each of these organizations hosts several events throughout the year, so you have plenty of opportunities to connect and engage!
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Meet Some Students
Don’t just take our word for it, hear what other students and graduates of WSC have to say about their experience at our Seminary in California.
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