Reunion 2026: 6 Events Not to Miss 

Princeton Theological Seminary’s annual reunion is a time for reconnection with former classmates through worship, shared meals, and engaging sessions with faculty, alumni, and leadership.

Here are just six reasons you don’t want to miss Reunion 2026 from May 11-13.

Sing and worship with your fellow seminarians.

Join the pick-up choir rehearsal with Dr. Martin Tel before singing in the opening worship service on Monday, May 11.

Enjoy Wine & the Bible at the Farminary.

Explore the significance of wine and wine making in scripture, while touring the 21-acre farm. Light appetizers and wine tasting included. $25 additional fee for this event.

Participate in a shared reflection on the Seminary’s mission, vision, and future.

Hear from President Jonathan Lee Walton, PhD, about how the Seminary is forming leaders for faithful service in the church, academy, and society.

Learn from Dr. Amanda Drury, MDiv ’05, PhD ’12, about “The Church at Play” during The Edwin H. Rian Alumni Lecture.

She will explore how play is an important aspect of Christian practices, one that shapes imagination, reorders desire and opens space for communion with God.

Celebrate the achievements of our Alumni Award Recipients.

The Rev. Mark DeVries, MDiv ’86, will receive the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award and the Rev. Pamela Holmes-Saxton, MDiv ’14, will receive the 2026 Alumni Service Award.

Enjoy an evening of music, storytelling, and poetry at the Joe R. Engle Organ Concert.

The concert, Music for Organ and Narration, will present Sergei Prokofiev’s symphonic story of “Peter and the Wolf” with organists Mina Choi, MDiv ’16, and Noel Werner, and storyteller Ingrid Ladendorf. It will also include a performance of Margaretha Christina de Jong’s “Circle of Life” (Variationen für Orgel zu vier Händen) and a reading of original poetry by George Pasley, MDiv ’97.

Reunion registration ends May 4!