Sarah Bixler explores big questions about faith formation and the future of church
Listen to Dr. Law's appearance on Lived Theology in Asian America, a podcast from the Center for Asian American Christianity
MDiv candidate Amar Peterman on the radical act of the Gospel of Jesus in our world today: loving our neighbors
Listen to Dr. Kim's appearance on Lived Theology in Asian America, a podcast from the Center for Asian American Christianity
Through a two-year program, participants take part in executive leadership seminars, workshops, and more
Outdoor labyrinth provides opportunity to focus on spiritual well-being
Doing Christian Theology is a new introductory course inviting students to get a small taste of four areas of theology
A leader in the global church, Najla Kassab says churches must reimagine their role in the world
Professor Chip Dobbs-Allsopp examines the Bible as an orality
New initiative seeks to promote antiracism as a daily practice
Professor Richard Fox Young reflects on the importance of seeing and supporting a people in crisis
Scholars around the globe gathered online to examine Christianity’s interaction with other faiths
Hagar’s Community Church is an inclusive worshipping community for the incarcerated individuals of the Washington Correction Center for Women
Darnell Moore’s faith fuels his advocacy for underrepresented voices
Newly expanded community garden a place to engage with theology and the land
The Institute for Youth Ministry provides tools and mentorship to intergenerational teams
Dr. Hanson’s life-giving hospitality profoundly bettered the lives of students
Professor Gordon Mikoski discusses imagination as a philosophical, theological, and anthropological phenomenon
Through the Trenton Design Incubator, congregations created programs to more deeply engage their young people
Jung-Sook Lee is a teacher, leader, and scholar of the Protestant Reformation
Relive Reunion 2021 with video and audio highlights!
As a hospice chaplain, Emily Phillips Davis journeys with patients and their families during a holy and vulnerable time
Watch or listen to sessions from the 2021 Asian American Theology Conference
Rorem helped prepare students for a journey of lifelong scholarship
McKee hopes most to be remembered as a bridge between Africa and North America as well as for teaching the pastoral side of John Calvin
Princeton Seminary will confer candidates at a virtual ceremony
The Rev. Dr. David Latimore's full-time position and the renaming of the Betsey Stockton Center for Black Church Studies are the Seminary’s latest acts of repentance
Revs. Linda and Trevor Rubingh have created a holistic platform of development that combines spirituality, leadership, academics, and music
MDiv candidate Ruth Mangual on answering her call to ministry
Scholars and experts must submit proposals by May 15
In a season of social distancing, Daniel Heath brings a joyful, creative spirit to community engagement
Free two-day conference designed to educate and empower congregational leaders
When expressing our faith, Professor Sally Brown encourages looking for glimpses of God in the everyday spaces of our lives
ThM candidate Reese Grosfeld delves into the meaning of freedom
Watch In the Garden, a Concert of Readings and Anthems on the Octave of Easter
Members of the Princeton Seminary faculty have written a call for solidarity in response to the increasing acts of violence against Asians and Asian Americans.
Watch the 2021 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture
The Center for Asian American Christianity responds to the murders of eight human beings in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mark Elsdon and Erica Liu share their innovative approach to creating a thriving campus ministry.
If you ask Sonia Waters, addiction isn’t a moral failing to be punished. It’s an expression of suffering to which ministers must respond.
Sushama Austin-Connor engages in public theology at Princeton Seminary, connecting pastors to cutting-edge developments in the academy.
From theatre to fatherhood, real estate, and fashion, Peter Manning shares his path to seminary
Everyone is welcome to view Princeton Seminary’s Lenten devotional, which is filled with reflections and stories by members of the Seminary community.
Anti-Racism Design Lab participants create tools to help congregations address racism
How one pastor bridges a cultural divide with the power of song
Through apprenticeships and classes, Matt Overton helps teens forge their own identities
World Christianity scholars examine globalization’s impact on the dynamics of faith
Rear Admiral Margaret Grun Kibben is the first woman to serve as Chaplain in either chamber of Congress
Raimundo Barreto, recently promoted to associate professor of world Christianity, brings a global focus to Princeton Seminary
Watch or listen to a conversation between Eddie Glaude and Keri Day
Duff taught students to understand moral issues in theological ways
Angela Ying bridges ministry with social justice
The Chapel Office provides spiritual caretaking in a multitude of ways
Tyler Davis awarded prestigious Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship
Nyle Fort, a 2020 Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellow, on Black grief and activism
Wanda Sevey on reclaiming a place of safety through God's presence
Through the program, Chao seeks to expand and enrich the conversation about Asian American theology and ministry
As community leader of Corrymeela, Alexander Wimberly fosters curiosity, understanding, and reconciliation
Led by Elsie McKee, Seminary community members helped to open the Tomisunga Women’s Center in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
“Through my field education placement at Trinity Presbyterian Church in East Brunswick, New Jersey, I discovered my gift to minister to all age groups.”