Upcoming Seminary Courses
Interested in auditing or enrolling in a course for credit at Providence Theological Seminary? Find out this year’s course offerings below:
Featured 2025 Courses
Modular Courses (In-Person Only):
Addictions & Codependency (Dr. Elmer Chen)
June 2-6, Otterburne Campus
- CP5108 – This course will examine the process, dynamics, and treatment of addictions, including substance use disorders and process addictions. The unique needs of those impacted by addictions will also be explored along with adult children of dysfunctional families and the issue of codependency.
Human Development (Angelle Arinobu)
June 16-18, Columbia Bible College (BC)
- CP5102 – This course is an introduction to human development across the lifespan, from pre-natal development through childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age. Course content will focus on physical, social, cognitive, and personality development and its implication for counselling and psychotherapy. In addition, spiritual development will be discussed, with an attempt to integrate it with other aspects of human development.
Counselling Across Cultures (Angelle Arinobu)
June 18-20, Columbia Bible College (BC)
- CP5102 – This course is an introduction to human development across the lifespan, from pre-natal development through childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age. Course content will focus on physical, social, cognitive, and personality development and its implication for counselling and psychotherapy. In addition, spiritual development will be discussed, with an attempt to integrate it with other aspects of human development.
The Pentateuch (Nate Wall-Bowering)
Fall 2025, Winnipeg (Evening Course – Day/Location TBA)
- OT5301 – This course traces the themes of the Pentateuch, beginning with the theology of the primeval history through the patriarchs, the exodus, Sinai, and the shape of the covenantal life prescribed for God’s people. Each of these steps expresses God’s call and the people’s response and is bound up in the promises of God affirmed in covenantal relationship with God people. The themes explored in this course are foundational for an understanding of the remainder of the salvation history of God and the world.
Registration Forms:
I would like to audit or take a course for credit at Providence.
I am in ministry and would like to audit a course at a discount.
I would like to enroll in a degree program at Providence.
I am a Providence Alum and would like to apply for a bursary.
I am a senior (65+) and would like to apply for a senior bursary.
For additional information, contact the Registrar’s Office.
For a full list of course offerings, view the Academic Calendar.
