In her graduating semester, alumna Kate Henderson used her knowledge of biblical Greek that Providence gave her to apply to and be accepted at a conference at Oxford University in England this summer. The name of the conference is Logos and will have attendees looking at biblical texts and manuscripts.
OTTERBURNE, MB — The Southeast Event Centre is set to open its doors with a powerful and unforgettable evening of music as Providence University College & Theological Seminary presents a Centennial Concert, headlined by two-time Grammy Award-winning Christian...
Otterburne, MB - Providence University College is proud to announce its new partnership with Futures Forward, joining the growing network of post-secondary institutions participating in the Youth in Care Tuition Waiver Program. This collaboration is a transformative...
What began as a hopeful experiment during a time of institutional uncertainty has grown into one of the Seminary’s most influential and far-reaching departments. Founders Steve Masterson and Don Sawatzky revisit the early challenges and spiritual convictions that laid the groundwork for a program that continues to shape compassionate, well-equipped counsellors across Manitoba and beyond.
Celina Loewen is the outgoing Student Council (STUCO) President and is someone who Providence was proud to have as their student representative for the 2024-2025 school year. In her role, she listened to students’ needs, met with faculty and had ideas for ways to improve Providence, among many other duties that brought positive change to the hundred-year-old university.
With deep gratitude, we honour the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. William “Bill” Eichhorst, who passed into the presence of his Lord on May 1st. As his beloved wife Pat said so beautifully, “Bill is singing bass in God’s choir right now.” Bill’s life was marked by faith,...
April 17th, 2025, marked a momentous occasion for Providence University College and Theological Seminary as the Manitoba Legislature officially carried a resolution honouring the institution’s 100-year legacy.
It was not simply another Introduction to Business class for students and guests at Providence this past Monday, as former Winnipeg Police Chaplain and Chief Devon Clunis was invited to share reflections of his time on the force, which he recounts in the recently published book One: A Story of Hope in Our Time.
For April’s Centennial feature, four long-serving employees – Gary Schellenberg, Grace Sandulak, Marlin Reimer, and Dr. Nicholas Greco – share fond memories from their time at Providence.
Providence boasts a myriad of fantastic courses, each of which providing new knowledge and inspiration for the students enrolled. There is a wonderful problem that exists at Providence in which choosing one’s electives is difficult because there are so many good choices one can make, and one of these options is a course on the book of Revelation.
