FAQs - Seminary Life

Is seminary like college?

In some ways. There are classes, papers, tests, grades, books and all the rest. Worship and prayer are a central to seminary life. God is part of daily life. Many seminarians find the atmosphere in seminary more caring and family-like than what they experienced in college.


Do seminarians have any free time?

Seminarians budget their own time. It is up to each seminarian to attend to his or her classes, participate in daily worship and other community activities without fail, and devote adequate time to studying. Seminarians often have blocks of free time in the afternoons and evenings. They usually are entirely free on weekends and Sunday afternoons (after church). Of course on holidays, vacations, and between semesters, seminarians are free.
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CHRONICLES OF THE CALL
A Calling To The Truth

An Unexpected Call From God

Flip A Coin

From Sales To Souls

God's Constant Call 
To Become A Priest

Going With The Current
Of God's Call

Serve Your Church

The Inspiration Of My Teachers




RESOURCES FOR VOCATIONS
AND CHURCH MINISTRY
An Interview with the Director
of Youth & Vocations

Are You Listening?

His Invitation is Still: 'Follow Me'

The Armenian Sacrament of
Ordination to the Holy Priesthood

The Armenian Service of Calling
to the Holy Priesthood

The Call

To Choose or to be Chosen




POINTS OF LIGHT
All that the Father Gives Me
Will Come to Me (John 6:37)

Go In Peace, Darling

A Match to Light Our Worship

A Prayer in the Car

A True Christmas Story

An Open Door to the Kingdom

Baptism in a Shack

Blessing of a Factory

Confirmed in the Spirit

He Gave His Life for Us

It Is Worth All The Trouble

Prayerful Care of Souls

The Blind Man

Warming Up Without Heat




FAQs
Prerequisites for Seminary Study
Do I Have What It Takes?

Seminary Studies: Courses, Teachers, Grades, Requirements

Seminary Life

Marriage and Celibacy