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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.”
Jamie Neal, an MDiv/MACEF dual-degree student and President’s Fellow, admits that her journey at Princeton Theological Seminary started off slowly and roughly. Navigating a new academic environment made it challenging to find her footing.
For ten years, people have asked me, “What are you growing at the farm?” My answer has changed over the years. But to understand that change, I need to tell a slightly longer story of the land that we now call the Farminary.
Earlier this year, Princeton Seminary announced the Daniel L. Migliore Distinguished Presidential Award for Faithful Leadership. Named in recognition of Professor Emeritus Daniel L. Migliore, this award celebrates those whose lives embody the Seminary’s highest ideals.
Even before Martha Redondo first stepped foot on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary, she thought the institution was “magical.” Eight years later, as Associate Director of International Enrollment and Program Services, her feelings of love and joy for the institution and its mission have only intensified.
Charles “Chip” Hardwick MDiv ‘99, PhD ‘07 made a major life decision this year: The Princeton Theological Seminary alumnus announced he’ll dedicate half his estate to the Seminary. But this seven-figure planned gift raised a challenging question. “I never imagined I would be able to make such a substantial gift.”
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