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Dating to its inception in 1871, San Francisco Theological Seminary has embraced people of all faith traditions and ethnic backgrounds. This ecumenical spirit, along with historic buildings and beautiful environs, has helped create an inspiring locale for meetings, seminars, retreats and celebrations. Whether you are seeking meeting rooms and lodging for a weeklong conference or looking for a place to hold a bar mitzvah, San Francisco Theological Seminary has several venues to choose from for your special event.
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Built in the late 1800s, this beautifully refurbished two-story Victorian home originally served as SFTS faculty housing. Today it boasts five spacious bedrooms, a formal living room with fireplace, formal dining room, den, and three full baths. The huge sweeping front porch and gourmet kitchen make this the perfect venue for a variety of gatherings such as wedding rehearsal dinners, intimate receptions, bridal party housing, out-of-town guests and overflow family lodging, or a romantic getaway.
Additionally, the antiques in the Guest House have been passed down over the decades by students, faculty and residents, and are considered priceless. It is often joked that many of the wives of SFTS presidents and others associated with the Seminary have become quite protective of the accumulated pieces. Additional deposit is required to protect the collectables.
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Sleeping Capacity: 12 |
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Reception Capacity: 50 (additional fee required) |
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Fully furnished with beautiful antiques |
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Large, modern, eat-in kitchen with professional stove and prep island
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Laundry room |
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Three full baths |
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Five bedrooms plus den |
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Formal living with fireplace |
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Formal dining room |
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Handicap accessible |
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Must use preferred caterer (list available). Self catering okay for smaller events
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$1 Million liability insurance required for all events |
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Geneva Hall is a Neo-Gothic structure designed to replicate the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, and has served many purposes at SFTS since it was dedicated in 1952. The Seminary's surprisingly expansive library is still housed there as are several classrooms. Room 100 is a bright, open space perfect for meetings, activities, and pre- or post-event gatherings.
- Reception Capacity: 60; Theatre Capacity: 75
- Carpeted floors
- Bright, inviting space
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Contact Heather Liencres, manager of Conference Services, with questions or to schedule a tour of our facilities: hliencres@sfts.edu, (415)-451-2836.
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