Join us in celebrating God’s work in the hearts and minds of the Class of 2024.

Heritage College & Seminary will host its annual Graduation on Saturday, April 27. Our graduates from Heritage College will be honoured at 10:00 am, then the ceremony for the graduating class from Heritage Theological Seminary at 2:30 pm.

Friends and family will gather in the Gymnasium of the Heritage Community Centre to recognize the hard work of our graduating classes and give glory to God for His work in our students and what He will do in Canada and around the world through this graduating class.

Dr. Barry Howson, Vice President of Academics & Academic Dean of the College and Seminary, will deliver the Graduation Address at both ceremonies. Attendees will also hear from the Valedictorian from the College and this year’s Jack Scott Award winner from the Seminary. Worship at both services is being led by this year’s all-student worship band, One80.

The celebration will begin for the Class of 2024 on Friday night during our annual Graduation Banquet & Awards event—honouring students for their academic accomplishments and faithful character on and off campus through several awards. Drs. Rick and Linda Reed will also send the graduating class into life and ministry with a special message at the event.

Please join us in praying for this year’s graduating class. Join us online for both ceremonies by livestream by visiting DiscoverHeritage.ca/Live for each ceremony.

Purchase Today Early Access Videos from Ministry Leadership Day 2024 Using the Form Below

Enjoy the lectures from this year’s Ministry Leadership Day from your church or home!

Heritage is now offering early access to watch all four sessions from Ministry Leadership Day 2024 with Dr. Darrell Bock, Executive Director of Cultural Engagement and Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, on the topic of Cultural Engagement.

For $15.00, you will have access to videos of all of Dr. Bock’s sessions including the Question-and-Answer periods that followed each presentation.

Whether you want to watch the sessions for yourself or share one or all four with your church’s leadership team – this will be a valuable resource for you and your church.

Sessions Include:

• Six Key Texts for a Theology of Cultural Engagement
• Let’s Talk About How We Talk: How to Have Difficult Conversations
• Faithful Presence and the Gospel as Challenge and Invitation
• How to Cope with Pluralism and Marks of the Early Church

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Fill out the form below to purchase access to Ministry Leadership Day 2024 with Dr. Darrell Bock.

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Join us on Wednesday, April 10, at 6:30 pm in the Heritage Community Centre for our first Conversations with the Authors event.

Come to campus to enjoy a fireside discussion with Dr. Ian Vaillancourt, Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Heritage Theological Seminary, as we reflect on and learn more about his latest book, Treasuring the Psalms: How to Read the Songs That Shape the Soul of the Church, followed by a time of refreshments and fellowship.

About Treasuring the Psalms

“In Treasuring the Psalms, Ian J. Vaillancourt orients readers to the Psalms and lays out a pattern for deeper study and application. From the composition of individual psalms through the shaping of the entire book, he argues, the Holy Spirit guided the creation of a work that is truly greater than the sum of its parts. In particular, Vaillancourt shows how the Psalms point to Christ and provide practical insights for the church community and individual Christians.” – InterVarsity Press

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Make the most of your spring and summer this year by studying God’s Word at Heritage College & Seminary.

Our Spring & Summer Semester registration is now open for those looking to study this summer at Heritage. These classes are available for students looking to progress on their Heritage degrees, as well as those who want to learn and grow in their faith as non-credit students.

One of the highlights of our summer courses is we offer several different formats of classes. Students can take module classes held over a week or multiple days, multi-modal classes with lectures hosted on two Saturdays, or courses delivered online. Module and multi-modal class lectures are hosted on-campus at Heritage or by live stream.

Here is a list of some of the classes that you can take this Summer at Heritage:

• Hebrews with Dr. Wayne Baxter
• Science of Christianity with Dr. Mark Lambert
• Johannine Literature with Dr. Andreas Kostenberger
• History of Christian Leadership with Dr. Michael Azad A.G. Haykin
• Typical Problems in Biblical Counselling with Matthew King - A class for our Graduate Certificate in Biblical Care & Counselling

For more information on our classes, please visit DiscoverHeritage.ca/Summer.

To apply as a student or a non-credit, audit student—visit DiscoverHeritage.ca/Apply.

In 2023, Heritage College & Seminary celebrated thirty years of equipping and training men and women for life and ministry. To mark the anniversary, Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin, Professor of Church History at Heritage Theological Seminary, and Jonathan Cleland co-authored “A priceless heritage”: A History of Heritage College and Seminary in three essays— a new book looking back at the early beginnings of the school and the two historic schools that merged to form what is Heritage today.

In 1993, Heritage College & Seminary was formed from an amalgamation between two historic Ontario-based Baptist schools—London Baptist Bible College and Seminary, which was founded in 1976, and Central Baptist Seminary, founded in 1949. By formatting the book to tell the story in three essays focusing on the history of each school, Dr. Haykin explains that it was essential to telling the whole story.

“It was vital to know the history behind the formation of Heritage and that meant retelling the story of Central Baptist Seminary and London Baptist Bible College and Seminary,” says Haykin. “These two schools had their own unique histories that need to be remembered, but they also contributed to the makeup of Heritage hence the need for three essays.”

Now, as Heritage continues to serve and continue its mission to serve the evangelical church in Ontario and Canada, Haykin believes that the school will benefit a great deal from the opportunity to look into its past, learn from it, and gain greater clarity on the identity of the college and seminary.

“Projects like this promote humility as we reflect on what we have inherited and also the necessity of faithfulness to pass on that legacy,” says Haykin. “It teaches us that we are not the first to do this: we can learn from those who have gone before, their strength and their weaknesses.”

To order “A priceless heritage”: A History of Heritage College and Seminary in three essays, please visit H&E Publishing at this link.