Pacific Coast Church is a satellite campus of Emerson
Institute, which means that the majority of our many
and varied classes may be used as credit towards any
of their current programs, namely:
- Bachelor of Religious Studies
- Master of Religious studies
- Doctor of Religious studies
- Doctor of Divinity
- Practitioner of Religious Science Credential
- Minister of Religious Science Credential
To verify that a class can be used as credit towards
an Emerson Institute program, please call the PCC office
at 831-372-1942.
Emerson Theological Institute was established in 1993
under the direction of Dr. Angelo Pizelo, Director of
the Positive Living Center of Central California, Inc.
The institute is dedicated to personal and global transformation
by promoting the understanding and embodiment of Universal
Principles so that each individual can pursue unlimited
spiritual, emotional, intellectual and social potential.
Emerson Institute’s major focus is on programs
designed to further this awakening to empowering Universal
Principles and to provide the instructional resources
that will facilitate the realization of potential and
the development of healthy relationships and spiritual
communities.
To accomplish its vision, Emerson’s core curriculum
embraces the religious philosophy acknowledging God
in humanity and the power of right thinking.
It emphasizes the existence of One Life, One Mind,
One Power, One Presence, in, as, and through all creation.
Emerson Institute believes that learning is a lifelong
experience and that to fully grow spiritually, emotionally,
intellectually and socially, the individual needs to
be “open at the top,” as Ernest Holmes so
profoundly stated.
We grow in consciousness as we learn and reflect on
the ideas and beliefs of great teachers, both past and
present.
With this in mind, the teachings of Ernest Homes, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Mary Baker Eddy,
Emma Curtis Hopkins, Charles Fillmore, Thomas Troward,
Stuart Wilde, Joel Goldsmith, Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra,
Harry Morgan Moses, Thomas Moore, and many others are
examined.
Emerson Theological Institute
P.O. Box 2127
Oakhurst California 93644
Tel: 559-642-4616
Fax: 559-683-2748
E-mail: emerson@sti.net
www. emersoninstitute.edu
Emerson Institute is accredited by the Accrediting
Commission International for Schools, Colleges and Theological
Seminaries. It has its executive offices in Beebe, Arkansas,
and currently accredits 130 schools and colleges in
33 states in the United States, and in 11 countries
on 5 continents.
THIS IS A CHURCH-RELATED ACCREDITATION.
Students taking Emerson classes must not assume that
private schools, colleges, businesses, or governmental
agencies will accept credits taken at Emerson. Students
are advised to check with their school districts, businesses,
and other institutions to determine if Emerson credits
will be accepted prior to taking classes.
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