This fall, Princeton Seminary’s art@ptsem committee is hosting, “Old Poems Made New: An Evening of Biblical Poetry and Song,” in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania’s Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies.
Celebrating over 100 years, the Overseas Ministries Studies Center (OMSC) is housed at Princeton Theological Seminary and remains committed to ministry, learning, and research that embraces the future, engages in God’s Mission, and amplifies the voices of the World Christian Movement.
Princeton Theological Seminary invites you to attend The Herencia Lectures, Christian Nationalism: A Dangerous Threat to Democracy.
Considering PhD Studies at Princeton Seminary? Join us for a special event dedicated to helping you prepare your PhD application. In this live virtual workshop, prospective students will be guided through the application by representatives from the Office of Admissions and PhD Studies, including PhD Studies Director Dr. Heath W. Carter. Attendees will learn how […]
Priya Parker is best known as the author of The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why it Matters.
Cosmic upheaval. Political intrigue. Poetic protest. Year C’s Lectionary texts from the Gospel of Luke offer a rich treasure trove of wisdom, preaching material, and inspiration for a variety of ministry contexts today.
Much of the work that has been done on the doctrine of creation in recent decades has been informed by environmental concerns. And conversely, much eco-theology has paid particular attention to the creation texts and cosmologies.
This fall, the PTS Admissions Team is thrilled to introduce Mosaic, our inaugural all-day event curated for students from underrepresented groups (including people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, and first-generation college students). Mosaic offers a unique opportunity for prospective students to visit Princeton Seminary’s campus and explore their paths toward graduate theological education. Throughout the day, […]
In this seminar we will explore the thought of the French philosopher, activist, and mystic Simone Weil (1909-1943). Born to secular Jewish parents, Weil led a life of spiritual questing that resulted in a profound theological engagement with Christianity.
All are welcome to join the Chapel Choir and Seminary Singers as we celebrate the Christmas Season.
