Religious
Institutions in Manitoba
Post-Secondary
Institutions » Religious Institutions
Canadian
Mennonite University (CMU) is an innovative Christian university
chartered by the Province of Manitoba that welcomes students of
all backgrounds from around the world. CMU offers students close
to 30 majors/concentrations within four degree programs (Arts, Church
Ministries, Theology and Musical Arts). Menno Simons College offers
majors in International Development Studies and Conflict Resolution
Studies in affiliation with the University of Winnipeg. Outtatown
is a one-year program of adventure, study and service through the
Canadian Rockies, Guatemala, South Africa or Thailand.
Providence
College and Seminary enjoys a reputation for academic
excellence while providing students with Christian content in its
teachings. The College is located in Otterbourne, in southern Manitoba.
Steinbach
Bible College is located in southeastern Manitoba and teaches
courses from an Evangelical Anabaptist perspective. SBC provides
students with a unique opportunity to earn a one-year certificate,
a two-year diploma, or a three-year Bachelor of Arts degree focusing
on ministry or career training.
William
and Catherine Booth College is an international community of
The Salvation Army devoted to excellence in higher education. The
College seeks to educate students for integrated lives of Christian
faith, character development, service to humanity and leadership.
It is an Approved Teaching Centre of the University of Manitoba,
a member of the Winnipeg Theological Consortium at the University
of Winnipeg.
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