November 2-4, 2007
February 22-24, 2008
November 7-9, 2008

Come spend a weekend immersed in the community of Columbia Theological Seminary. You’ll be able to talk with students and faculty, sit in on a class, get detailed information about Columbia’s curriculum, financial aid, and housing. This is also a great opportunity to consider your own sense of call to ministry. Whether you are in college or you are considering a career change, you are invited to be a part of a Columbia Conference on Ministry. Your spouse or guest is also most welcome.

Cost
There is no charge for the conference. A deposit of $20 is required to confirm your registration. This is refunded to you when you arrive at the conference. You need to provide only your transportation to and from campus.

Lodging
A limited number of rooms are available on campus for Thursday night and must be reserved in advance with the Admissions office. We are sorry, but there are no accommodations on campus for children.

More information about the weekend
Please call the Office of Admissions at 404-687-4517 or 877-548-2817 (toll-free). Conference schedule.

Registration form
You can complete this registration form online, then print and mail it with your $20 deposit to the Office of Admissions.

More about Columbia
Columbia is a theological institution of the Presbyterian Church (USA). The campus is situated on a spacious, wooded site in Decatur, Georgia, only six miles from the heart of Atlanta, the state capital of Georgia, and the economic hub of the Southeast. This area offers students a rich variety of cultural, artistic, intellectual, and sports opportunities. This setting also provides a wide range of options for supervised ministry and clinical pastoral education.

With a faculty composed of men and women of academic excellence, pastoral concern, and wide ecclesiastical experience, Columbia prepares students for positions of leadership and service in the worldwide church. Columbia makes the resources of metropolitan Atlanta’s educational institutions available to its students through its memberships in the Atlanta Theological Association and the Atlanta Regional Consortium for Higher Education. A renowned international program enhances the ability of Columbia graduates to minister effectively in a shrinking world. In the context of a caring community, Columbia seeks to educate men and women for the ordained ministry and other forms of Christian service through its six degree programs.