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The Princeton Theological Seminary Bulletin is a beloved publication with a history as rich and meaningful as the Seminary itself. For over a century, the Bulletin served as a cherished intellectual and spiritual resource for alumni and friends of the Seminary.
In 2025, we re-launched The Princeton Theological Seminary Bulletin to showcase the scholarship of our faculty and offer insight into our dynamic and diverse learning community. In this spirit, the Bulletin is a testament to our commitment to being a “learning community for life.”
On April 11, 2024, Princeton Seminary celebrated the inauguration of Dr. Keri Day as Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religion and her installation as the Elmer G. Homrighausen Chair. As part of her inauguration, Dr. Day delivered an address entitled We See through a Glass Darkly: Thinking the Fragment in Theology. In addition to reading Dr. Day’s address, you can view her inauguration ceremony on our YouTube page.
Read Dr. Day’s Address
When Amy Ehlin arrived on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary 31 years ago, she never envisioned spending her entire career here, but it’s a decision she has never regretted.
For almost 20 years, Brit Whittle has carved out a successful career in a very fickle industry—on stage, film, and television. However, through it all, he has felt an irresistible pull toward God and faith.
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