Center For Anglican Learning & Leadership (CALL) Programs
The Center for Anglican Learning & Leadership (CALL) offers courses and conferences around various theological, spiritual, and pastoral issues affecting the Episcopal Church, as well as the Church at large. CALL’s instructors come from across the United States, and all courses are reviewed faculty at CDSP.
CALL offers the following programs:
- Online Courses – These courses address a wide range of subjects including history, theology, spirituality, leadership, pastoral care, liturgy & worship, scripture, and Anglican studies. Courses are suitable for both lay people and clergy. In 2007, CALL's online courses were featured in an article on Episcopal Life Online.
- Summer Session – One- or two-week intensive courses in biblical study, theology of ministry and discipleship, preaching, worship, congregational leadership and mission. Courses are suitable for both lay people and clergy.
- Anglican Immersion - A part of the Summer Session, the Anglican Immersion is two-week residential experience in which students immerse themselves in Anglican liturgy, theology, history, and ethos on the CDSP campus. While it is a required part of the HyCAS program, this Immersion is open to students in other degree programs as well as continuing education students.
- Epiphany West – An annual conference suitable for both lay people and clergy that offers classes, lectures, workshops, and discussions. On February 8, 2008 Epiphany West was featured in the Episcopal News Service and published on Episcopal Life Online.
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