Wycliffe College is an Anglican graduate school of theology, located at the heart of the University of Toronto. It is part of the Toronto School of Theology, Canada's largest ecumenical consortium. Founded in 1877 by a group composed mainly of lay people, Wycliffe continues to emphasize mission and evangelism, and the authority of the Word of God written in Holy Scripture.

Almost from its foundation, Wycliffe has been committed to lay education. We offer a variety of programmes, and one of the most accessible is the Diploma in Lay Ministry. This is an excellent opportunity for those without a university degree to pursue a theological education, as there are no academic prerequisites.
With the conviction that all Christians are called to ministry the intention of the Diploma in Lay Ministry programme is to help prepare you to be dressed ready for service, and to encourage you in ways to keep your lamps burning. Our hope and prayer is that through this programme, lay people will develop gifts of discernment, mentoring and leadership, and deepen their commitment to carrying out the work of God's Kingdom.

This flexible programme is intended for lay people from all walks of life, seeking to be equipped with a deeper knowledge and understanding of the Christian faith. The programme attracts people from a vast array of denominational backgrounds. The benefits are substantial, not only in terms of personal growth, but also to enhance participation in parish life and beyond.
If you are interested in a programme more academic in nature than the Diploma in Lay Ministry please enquire about Wycliffe's Masters programmes. Each of these programmes requires at least a three year undergraduate degree in order to be considered for admission. We also have doctorate level programmes with a variety of academic prerequisites. For more information, please call Mark Regis at (416) 946 3525 or visit the website at http://www.wycliffecollege.ca