Cranmer Theological House

Atlanta Campus

Christ the King Anglican has partnered with Cranmer Theological House to form an extension campus are our parish! There are over 20 students taking about four classes per year in-person at CTK. Those pursuing degrees also take classes online. Starting in 2026, this campus will offer all the classes required for a Certificate in Anglican Studies. Our campus seeks to serve those who audit or take classes for credit that all might have the "mind of Christ" (1 Cor 2:16).
When you RSVP using the form below, we will help you get registered with Cranmer Theological House and make payment. It costs $250 to audit a class and $625 to take a class for credit.  See below to learn about our upcoming classes

Cure of Souls

October 24th-26th

The Rev. Dr. Greg Peters  will teach an intensive class from October 24th-26th (Friday through Sunday). "Cure of Souls" will be an introduction to the content, skills, and responsibilities involved in a call to assume Holy Orders, building upon the foundation of the “classical” sacramental economy. Other models of ministry will be considered and contrasted with the classical approach in light of Scripture, theology, and history to show the unique role of the pastor in the care and nurturing of souls. This is the “how-to-pastor” course. You can find the full syllabus here.

Meals, breaks, and the Daily Offices intersperse the schedule. The schedule for the class is as follows.
  • Friday, October 24, 12pm to 7pm
  • Saturday, October 25, 8:30am to 7pm
  • Sunday, October 26, 11:30am to 3:30pm

The 39 Articles of Religion

January 30-February 1

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Charles Camlin  will teach an intensive class from  January 30 through February 1 (Friday through Sunday). The course is "The 39 Articles of Religion".  This class is an overview of the historic doctrinal formulary of the Church of England and its importance to the greater Anglican tradition, with primary emphasis on the interpretation of the Thirty-Nine Articles. It also compares and contrasts the Articles with other Reformation confessions. You can find the full syllabus here.

Meals, breaks, and the Daily Offices intersperse the schedule. The schedule for the class is as follows.
  • Friday, January 30, 12pm to 7pm
  • Saturday, January 31, 8:30am to 7pm
  • Sunday, February 1, 11:30am to 3:30pm

Anglican Spirituality

April 17-19

The Rev. Dr. Charles Erlandson will teach an intensive class from  April 17-19 (Friday through Sunday). The course is "Anglican Spirituality".  This course will begin with definitions of spirituality before presenting a comprehensive scheme of Anglican Spirituality. Various aspects of Christian spirituality will be discussed, as well as the history of Christian spirituality. The course will conclude with a discussion of spirituality in the contemporary world. You can find the full syllabus here.

Meals, breaks, and the Daily Offices intersperse the schedule. The schedule for the class is as follows.
  • Friday, April 17, 12pm to 7pm
  • Saturday, April 18, 8:30am to 7pm
  • Sunday, April 19, 11:30am to 3:30pm

Register for classes by filling out the form below. 




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