Charlotte Campus Admissions
Friday evening and Saturday classes allow working adults to follow God's call while fulfilling the obligations of busy lives.
What a year in Charlotte! Groundbreaking began on the new campus buidings on the Sharon Presbyterian Church site July 21, 2011.
“The Charlotte campus offers an opportunity for men and women called into ministry and Christian education to pursue this calling while being able to support themselves and their families in their current vocations. The new building will ensure that the seminary has the physical resources necessary to continue nurturing such a wonderful educational opportunity into the future.” --Brian Blount, President of Union Presbyterian Seminary
Educational ministry is the life of the church
Union Presbyterian Seminary is committed to the vital challenge of preparing educators and pastors. As an extension of the Presbyterian Church (USA), Union Presbyterian Seminary began holding classes in February of 2002 on the campus of Queens University of Charlotte. Since opening, more than 70 students have graduated from the Charlotte campus. Many of these students are pursuing a second career in ministry. All are able to continue their careers in ministry and other fields while taking courses on weekends, at a pace to suit their current life situation. The Charlotte campus is nonresidential, with students commuting from seven states and coming from diverse denominational backgrounds. Union Presbyterian Seminary graduates serve as pastors and educators in more than 50 churches in seven states and South Korea.
CHARLOTTE CAMPUS QUICKLINKS