Explore the Difference Christ Makes to Everything
Choose a graduate program that fits your journey. Root yourself in God’s story—in Scripture, history, and the world today—as you grow into the person God calls you to be.
Study with outstanding scholars who love God and care deeply for their students. Our faculty are active in the Regent community, invested in church life, and eager to share their knowledge.
At Regent, we educate for every vocational path. Whatever your calling—artist, engineer, business leader, health care worker, pastor—theological thinking can transform your work.
Beautiful Vancouver, Canada, is a crossroads of different people, cultures, and ideas. Spark your imagination for missional living in a complex and interconnected world.
Regent is home to students and faculty from many cultures, denominations, and walks of life. Expand your mind and deepen your faith as you learn from diverse Christian traditions.
Generation Alpha and the Opportunity Before Us
How new research invites the Canadian Church to rediscover sharing faith relationally among the youngest generation
Why Does the KJV Read So Awkwardly? Insights Into Bible Translation
What makes the King James Version still worth reading? Drawing on his experience teaching Koine Greek, Davinson explores how the KJV's famously awkward English often reflects the grammar and rhetoric of the original Greek text, inviting readers into a deeper appreciation of biblical translation.
Regent Podcast
Tune into the Regent Podcast. Hosts Claire and Rachel bring theology to life in weekly conversations with the people who shape Regent College. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or RSS Feed.
The transformation is real."
– Linda Chonco, MALTS Class of '24
September 1, 2026
Marv Franz begins his term as Board Chair on September 1, 2026. Outgoing Chair Earl Phillips will now serve as Vice-Chair.
Orientation Week is specially designed to help new students make a smooth and successful transition into the life of the Regent College community.
Regent Community
Our hope for students is that through their time at Regent College their lives will become more fully integrated in Christ, so that their minds are filled with the truth of Christ, their imaginations captivated by the glory of Christ, and their characters formed according to the virtues of Christ.”