World Christianity Conference 2023 highlights how to handle cultural and global straints
One of many travel courses at Princeton Seminary connects students with culture and community in Brazil
A Lunar Bible and four Ethiopic texts join the thousands of archival works in the library's Special Collections.
Young, who helped shape a generation of world Christianity thinkers and teachers, plans to focus on his own research pursuits in retirement.
Assistant professor of the history of medieval Christianity
Colonization, Christianity, and Commerce: The Afterlives of Slavery in the Trans-Atlantic World
Scholars and experts must submit proposals by July 15
The Distillery Season Six
Byung Ho Choi on why world Christian history matters
Scholars around the globe gathered online to examine Christianity’s interaction with other faiths
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
Examining Christianity’s increasingly diverse and dynamic global population
Raimundo Barreto, recently promoted to associate professor of world Christianity, brings a global focus to Princeton Seminary
On April 2, Princeton Theological Seminary's Office of Continuing Education hosted a digital panel conversation with Seminary faculty on the COVID-19 crisis.
Associate professor of American Christianity
Welcoming Heath Carter, Jay-Paul Hinds, and Elaine James
Raimundo C. Barreto, Jr. studies active religious communities in the Global South
One of many travel courses at Princeton Seminary connects students with culture and community in South Africa
For Mary Farag, history holds the key to an experience that can enrich and inform practice and faith today.
The 14-day travel course to South Africa took students on an academic, theological, and cultural journey.
Scholars examine Christianity in the Global South.
Author of Clarence Jordan: A Radical Pilgrimage in Scorn of the Consequences
Lecture by Dr. Karlfried Froehlich
Program and lecture strengthens a connection with one of the fastest growing immigrant communities in the United States
Keynote Lectures by Dr. Médine Moussounga Keener and Mme Monique Misenga Mukuna
Q&A with Dr. Farag about her research, spiritual practices, and what she hopes for her students
Drs. Keri L. Day, Mary K. Farag, and Hanna Reichel share their reading recommendations for students and alumni
Princeton University and Princeton Seminary investigate their historic ties to slavery
October 31st - November 1st, 2017
Special display in honor of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation
PhD candidate Alyssa Lehr Evans describes her experience in Germany as part of the Karlstadt Edition team
Professor Afe Adogame reflects on the Reformation anniversary and the Global South
Lutheran Quarterly is edited by Dr. Paul Rorem, Benjamin B. Warfield Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Princeton Seminary
Jason Bruner ’13 PhD helps students critically engage with their own lives
NBC News features new faculty member Dr. Keri Day and former faculty member Dr. Yolanda Pierce
Princeton Seminary welcomes new faces and celebrates those transitioning to new roles
Students Travel to Ghana and Share Life-Changing Moments
An interview with Andrew Wilson about his journey and his new book
Lecturer: Dr. Swee Hong Lim, Emmanuel College, University of Toronto
Dr. Wolfgang Thönissen and Dr. Timothy J. Wenger speak on "Martin Luther, the 95 Theses, and Church Unity after 500 Years"
Watch videos of Dr. Pierce's lecture and a panel discussion at Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
“The rooting of justice in our spiritual formation in Christ requires careful thought and teaching. I was equipped to lead in this way through my time at PTS.”