Bishop Johnson's Anglican Seminary
A magisterium school
This is the Bishop's Home at
Evensong. Class and conference rooms
are located on the grounds consisting of
20 acres at Front Royal, Virginia.
Evensong is near Washington, D.C.
"It is in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley
near the pulse of the Nation."
email: avs@shentel.net
The Anglican Church of Virginia recognizes studies and course work of ASV. Graduates
are eligible for ordination upon successful completion of studies and approval of the
Council on Holy Orders. Diplomas and certificates are granted to students who meet the
standards of the ASV. ASV is a new institution of learning established by the bishop to
train men for ministry and ordination. As the bishop's school it is not accredited as a
regular or public seminary. It is specifically to train and educate Anglican clergy.
The educational learning system utilized by the ASV for the preparation of religious
workers, ordained clergy, and deaconesses is a process of "reading for orders," or
"cooperative education." Reading for orders has been employed in the Anglican Church
for many centuries. It is an apprenticeship process and a very effective and practical
way to learn. It includes theoretical material coupled with "hands on experience." With
the advent of the worldwide Internet this makes "reading" or cooperative education a way
seminarians and students may learn anywhere they live and work in one of the most
efficient and practical ways known to education. For a additional reading and more
detailed information on the seminary click here.
Write to the Anglican Church of Virginia, or call for a Seminary Catalogue for a complete listing of
Diplomas, Courses, and Course Descriptions, as well as a description of the Seminary, tuition and
costs, and financing through Wachovia. Email: cgci@shentel.net
Areas of Study:
Bachelor of Arts
Licentiate in Theology
Master of Arts
Master of Divinity
Doctorate of Ministry
Doctorate of Divinity
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The need is critical for clergy in the continuing and traditional Anglican Churches in
the United States and around the world. Men are needed to answer God's Call. If
God is speaking to you and you would like to discuss the subject, please call or
email Bishop Johnson.
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