University of Winnipeg. Providence Theological Seminary The seminary offers one-year certificates and Master of Arts (in a range of majors and programs), Master of Divinity (in two tracks), and Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) degrees. The various programs offer options for students seeking ordination, advanced training, and general knowledge. Examples of majors (M.A.): global ministries, educational studies, counseling, theological studies, and Christian studies. For a two- or three-year degree, a one-year residency is required. In some cases, up to one year of courses can be studied on-line. Because the faculty and student body are international in scope, professors and students bring an enriching range of perspectives and experiences to the classroom setting and broader community life. The seminary publishes the journal Didaskalia. William Falk Library and Learning Resource Centre Providence College and Seminary proposed to improve the library facilities through the construction of this new learning resource centre. The Learning Resource Centre provides room for over 100,000 volumes and the latest in technology. The number of private study carrels and other private work stations was increased to 200. The facility is around 20,000 square feet. Athletics Providence is the home of the Pilots, who compete in both the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), as well as the Manitoba Colleges Athletics Conference (MCAC). Providence has teams for Men's and Women's basketball, volleyball, soccer, and men’s hockey. Providence University College is equipped with a fully functional gymnasium, two regulation soccer fields, an ice rink and two beach volleyball courts. Touring ensembles Various touring and theatric ensembles operate out of Providence University College such as Aslan's Child, Once Lost, Prov Players, Providence University Choir, and Providence Chamber Choir. They play various forms of Christian music and other worship songs. Notable alumni Paul P. Enns, theologian Henry Hildebrand, academic Erwin Lutzer, theologian Jordan Peters, curler Gwen Smid, writer Matt Fast and John Paul Peters of The Undecided, musicians Andrew Unger, writer See also List of evangelical seminaries and theological colleges List of universities in the Canadian Prairies Higher education in Manitoba References External links Providence University-College Student Pamphleteer - MyProv.ca Harv's Air Service Universities and colleges in Manitoba Association of Christian College Athletics member schools Evangelical universities and colleges in Canada Educational institutions established in 1925 Evangelical seminaries and theological colleges in Canada 1925 establishments in Manitoba Eastman Region, Manitoba