Community Life - Princeton Theological Seminary

Learning doesn’t stop in the classroom. Our residential campus is a place where faith and learning intersect in worship, study, work, and play. Students pray together, enjoy meals together, and minister to each other and to the community.

Our students bring an array of perspectives on theology, faith, and Christian life. They reflect many denominations, ethnic backgrounds and cultures. Living and learning in this diverse community, prepares students for Christian leadership in theologically and culturally diverse environments.

We strive to make Princeton Seminary a place where each student will flourish and discern her or his unique calling to ministry and service. From offerings in worship life, and spiritual counseling, to support for those seeking a call, to forming a global community where students are engaged in service, we are here to walk alongside you on your journey.

In Their Own Words

Community life is something that I really enjoy because I’ve been able to pick up a lot of friends from different cultures and backgrounds, especially within the international community. There is space for us to grow together as a community and we’ve been taken care of by the larger community. I like the space provided. It’s been very enriching as I discern God’s will.

Ben Immanuel

ThM ‘24

The long-term legacy will be friendships that I’ve forged with people around the world.

Emily Harris

MDiv ‘25 and MACEF ‘25

Princeton Seminary students and faculty are very welcoming and have made me feel that I’m a part of this community, which makes it easier to focus on my studies.

Yamikani Falinya

M.Div Student

Community Life at Princeton Seminary

The kind of community that Princeton Seminary students, staff, and faculty aspire to create is articulated in this video.