About the School of Theology
Theological Education for Faculty and Staff
SPU’s goal is that every member of the faculty and staff has a solid working knowledge of the Bible and is able to think theologically about his or her academic discipline or professional field.
Toward this end, the School of Theology faculty — through the Center for Biblical and Theological Education — are involved in various interdisciplinary conversations and provide staffing and programming for colleagues that desire reflection on Scripture and the Christian tradition as they illumine their fields of study.
Quick Facts

Founded:
1891
Denomination:
SPU is a private university founded in 1891 by the Free Methodist Church of North America. Students and faculty represent more than 50 different Christian denominations.
Facilities:
43-acre Seattle main campus; 965-acre wilderness campus on Blakely Island in the San Juan Islands; 330-acre Camp Casey on Whidbey Island.
Total 2007-08 enrollment:
3,728
Undergraduate:
2,859
Post-Bacc:
65
Graduate:
804

