Geoff Thomas—a dear friend of the seminary and a speaker at ‘Pilgrim Life in a Fallen World’—shares his reflections on our 2024 Annual Conference.

Lucian is a Knox Fellow, one of a number of Westminster UK students who combine study with an internship in their home church. Find out more about his story and how you can support men like him to train for the ministry.

Westminster Seminary UK is delighted to announce the renewal of its partnership agreement with Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (GPTS).

After many months of prayer, discussion and planning, Westminster Seminary UK is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Dr Donald John MacLean to the role of President from January 2025.

From 3–6 June 2024, Dr Joseph A. Pipa—President Emeritus of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary—will be teaching on Reformed Worship at Westminster.

Find out more about our Reformed Colloquium, held in Budapest, Hungary from 16–18 April 2024.

Dr Jonathan Master, President of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (GPTS), began the Spring Semester by taking a packed class through the historic and poetic books of the Old Testament.

At the start of the new academic year, we are deeply grateful to God for answering our prayers and drawing ten new students to study with us here at Westminster.

For some time Amal has felt the call of God on his life to serve as a minister. His next step? Pursuing theological training at Westminster.

As Serg has felt the call of God on his life to serve in Christian ministry, he has applied to complete his theological training at Westminster.

In 2022, our supporters generously covered the tuition fees for Scottish student Peter Barrow. Here, we catch up with him and issue a financial appeal for his next year of studies.

For most of us, Dubai's sprawling labour camps seem a world away—no more than an occasional headline on our morning newsfeed. For Westminster student Neeraj, they are his mission field.

“It’s just hypocritical. The UK offers world-class healthcare to severely disabled children. Their families are provided with extensive social support. We pride ourselves on dismantling the barriers facing disabled members of society. So why are we aborting 90% of unborn disabled children?”

Having recently completed his PhD at Cambridge University, Dr Benedict Bird is to serve as adjunct to the faculty at Westminster, bringing his expertise in New Testament Greek to bear for the benefit of our growing student body.

Faculty joined families and graduates to celebrate the completion of their seminary studies.

The northeast of Scotland was once a Christian stronghold. Now, the ruins of medieval abbeys, churches and cathedrals dot the countryside in an area of growing secularism. It is here that Westminster's latest student Peter Barrow seeks to rekindle the gospel fire.

Neeraj ministers in Calcutta, Carey's first missionary home in India. Today, there are 415 unreached people groups in this vast city of 15 million inhabitants. What brought Neeraj to share the gospel there?

We have developed an embedded study programme specifically to tackle the financial obstacles facing men called to future ministry.

We are thrilled to see Westminster men producing a series of videos to rekindle Reformed theology in German-speaking Europe.

We are thrilled to see Westminster men producing a series of videos to rekindle Reformed theology in German-speaking Europe.