Verify a Credential
Use the public verification service to confirm an issued Life Seminary credential by its record identifier.
Open VerificationAccess credential verification, official-record support, the secure portal, and current Life Seminary information from one place.
Choose the service that matches your request. Access to nonpublic records requires identity and account verification.
Use the public verification service to confirm an issued Life Seminary credential by its record identifier.
Open VerificationCompose an email for name corrections, credential access, or other registrar matters.
Compose an EmailSign in through the secure portal to review the academic information available for your account.
Portal Sign InStay up to date on catalog changes, tuition, credential services, and enrollment dates.
View UpdatesA verification result can confirm record details held by Life Seminary.
Use the contact page to submit a tracked request when your legal name, preferred contact details, or credential-access information needs review.
Submit a Support RequestAlumni considering another pathway should review the current catalog because programs and requirements may change.
The seminary may require identity checks before discussing or changing a nonpublic academic record.
After graduation
Most students were already serving when they enrolled, so graduation rarely means a change of address. It usually means doing the same work with more depth behind it.
Preaching, pastoral care, and congregational leadership in the churches that sent them to study.
Church planting, translation, and cross-cultural ministry, often in the field throughout their studies.
Hospitals, prisons, universities, and the armed forces, where theology is applied pastorally under pressure.
Bible colleges, Christian schools, and church-based training programmes for the next generation of leaders.
Mission agencies, compassion ministries, and organisations serving communities in crisis.
Graduates who continue from a bachelor to a master, or from a master to a doctorate, within the seminary.
Your record, kept
An ordaining council or an employer may ask for evidence long after you graduate. The seminary keeps the record so that you never have to.
Public, unchanging, and checkable by any third party without contacting you first.
Every course credited toward the degree, with the result that earned it, held by the registrar.
A lost electronic degree can be re-issued from the record at no cost, for as long as the seminary exists.
Compose a detailed email and include only the information needed for the seminary to identify and route your request.
Contact Life Seminary Support