On the cover - The compass says go east, come west: The path between Asia and Princeton is well worth traveling! And it’s a dynamic, living relationship—like a tiger, though without the snarl or danger. The Korean letters in the background mean Asia. Designer Kathy Whalen has chosen the symbols, the Korean letters, the Asian architecture, the fonts, and the colors to celebrate Princeton’s relationship with many from that continent.

Meeting at the Edge of Continents Personal stories, history, and critical reflection give a variety of perspectives on Princeton’s relationship with Asia. A History of Exchange (1812–1950)  by William Harris Remembering Connections through War and Peace  by Lance Woodruff A Wartime Connection Lasts a Lifetime  by Deadra Johns Where Edges Meet: A Place in the Seminary for the History of Religions  by Richard F. Young Proclaiming the Gospel in a Wired World: The Princeton Forums on Youth Ministry From around North America, people involved with youth ministry gather in Princeton for encouragement and learning. by Leslie Dobbs-Allsopp

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