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The Seminary's grant research profile has grown while focusing on a number of strategically important fields of study. Use the interactive directory below to learn more about research projects.


Cultivating Virtue in God’s “Brainforest”: Creating Youth Ministry Curriculum with Neurodiversity in Mind

- November 2021

Overview

The Institute for Youth Ministry secured a grant from the Fuller Youth Institute to create Christian education curriculum on neurodiversity and faith formation in youth ministry. The curriculum aims to equip leaders to shape congregations in which young people of all neurotypes flourish. The project is part of Fuller Youth Institute’s “Character-Forming Youth Discipleship” project, funded by The John Templeton Foundation.

PROJECT LEADER
Abigail Rusert, Director of Program Design and the Institute for Youth Ministry

CO-LEADERS

Michael Paul Cartledge, PhD Candidate
Erin Raffety, Empirical Research Consultant

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Educating faithful Christian leaders.

Associate Professor, Indiana Wesleyan University

Amanda Hontz Drury, Class of 2005

“Princeton Seminary helped me whittle down to the core of my faith and helped me discover what mattered most to me.”