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Pope Shenouda III had a dream: a theological school that would form priests, theologians, and servants of the Church. That dream became St. Athanasius & St. Cyril Coptic Orthodox Theological School... and it’s still growing. This November
Blessed Coptic New Year & Feast of the Nayrouz! As we begin the Coptic Year 1743 AM, we not only celebrate a new year, but remember those who gave everything for Christ; we remember the many martyrs who offered their lives as a witness to Chris
"Come to me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." — Matthew 11:28⁠ ⁠ As our nation honors the workers and laborers who came before us, and advocated on our behalf, may we also pause to honor Him who gives
Happy International Letter Writing Day! ✉️⁠ ⁠ For centuries, letters carried the wisdom, encouragement, prayers, and spiritual counsel of the Church Fathers. And as a result of these letters, their wisdom has been preserved for a future generation.⁠
📚 Welcome to the First Day of Classes at ACTS!⁠ ⁠ As a new semester begins, we pray that your studies may draw you closer to Christ and deepen your understanding of His Church.⁠ ⁠ Before we learn, we turn to the words of St. John Chrysostom’s
Why study apologetics? As Fr. Gregory Bishay, our Instructor on Apologetics, reminds us, "One cannot get deeper in the faith unless they have no doubts about the faith. Apologetics is not a mental approach to religion, otherwise one will become
The pursuit of theology is ultimately the pursuit of knowing God more deeply. Every page of Scripture, every teaching of the Church Fathers, and every moment of study invites us into a closer relationship with Christ.⁠ ⁠ May the words of St. Basil re
Great leaders begin as faithful servants. Leadership in the Church is rooted not in authority, but in service. This course explores how a strengths-based, Christ-centered approach to servant leadership can help build healthier ministries, stronger t
Before the Council of Nicaea, the Church was already proclaiming, worshiping, and defending the truth of Christ. How did the earliest Christians speak about the Lord Jesus Christ? What shaped their theology, and how did their writings lay the foundat
To understand the Church today, we must understand her history. The story of the early Church is one of faith, perseverance, theological clarity, and the work of the Holy Spirit through generations of believers. From the Apostolic Age to the rise of