Cambridge Theological Federation

Cambridge Theological Federation

Westminster College is proud to be a constituent member of the Cambridge Theological Federation—a vibrant ecumenical partnership of theological institutions based in the heart of Cambridge.

A Unique Community of Learning

Founded in 1972, the Federation has grown to become Europe’s largest and most diverse centre for theological education. Today, over 300 students from across the globe come to Cambridge to study in a rich, collaborative environment, through both taught and research programmes.

Courses are delivered by leading scholars and practitioners from across the Federation’s member institutions, including academic staff based here at Westminster College.

Member Institutions

The Federation brings together eleven member and associate member houses, representing a wide range of Christian traditions and areas of expertise:

• Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide
• Eastern Region Ministry Course (Anglican)
  
• Faraday Institute for Science and Religion
  
• Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies (Orthodox)
  
• Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology (Roman Catholic)
• Ridley Hall (Anglican)
• Wesley House (Methodist)
• Westcott House (Anglican)
• Westfield House (Lutheran)
• Westminster College (Reformed)
• Woolf Institute

A Place for Ecumenical and Interfaith Engagement

Together, the Federation’s houses form a unique learning community—rooted in Christian faith and open to interfaith dialogue—where students and staff engage deeply with theology, ministry, and mission across traditions.