The Alban Institute is a nonprofit, nondenominational membership organization that focuses on strengthening local congregations and their leaders.

Auburn Seminary in New York City sponsors programs about complex issues in religious traditions and contemporary life and encourages thoughtful conversation across divisive boundaries of faith, race, class and gender.

Cathedral College, formerly the College of Preachers, offers 15-20 weeklong conferences each year, and it sustains a visiting faculty of 30 or so scholars and preachers who represent the Anglican Communion, the Episcopal Church and other mainline denominations.

Launched in 1995, the Center for Anglican Learning and Leadership is a program of the Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Berkeley, Calif., which offers online courses and weekend seminars on issues critical to the ministries of both clergy and laity.

The Center for Lifetime Theological Education at Virginia Theological Seminary offers courses and seminars for clergy and lay leaders set both on the campus in Alexandria, Va., and at other centers around the country.

The Center of Continuing Education on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey, presents clergy and laity with opportunities to participate in theological inquiry to increase their effectiveness for ministry. Events are scheduled in a variety of formats, from one day to one week.

The Episcopal Church Calendar, produced by Episcopal Life, is a searchable index of conferences, lectures, short courses and seminars.

Faith and Wisdom is a cooperative project of seven North American denominations that compiles events and programs offered throughout the world. Search by keyword, audience, date, agency, denomination, learning methods or topic, individually or in combination.

Kanuga Conferences,a sponsored by the dioceses of Province IV, offers a variety of continuing education opportunities for clergy and laity throughout the year.

The School of Theology at University of the South, Sewanee, offers a series of continuing education programs. Clergy and laity who participate also teach current seminarians out of their own experiences in active ministry.

Trinity Institute at Trinity, Wall Street, in New York City is a sponsor of national teleconferences, consultations and regional seminars.

St. George's House, Windsor Castle, England, offers in-service courses for clergy as part of its founding vision.