Leadership Development Seminar
Leadership Development Seminar Empowering Women Leaders This highly flexible program is designed for women at various levels of formal leadership who are looking for opportunities to expand their skill set […]
Leadership Development Seminar Empowering Women Leaders This highly flexible program is designed for women at various levels of formal leadership who are looking for opportunities to expand their skill set […]
Alongside opportunities for celebration, the 2025 Forum will invite participants into deep reflection on the role that celebration plays in ministry with young people
This online, interactive seminar will be a politically-inflected introduction to Kierkegaard’s thought, as we examine selections of Kierkegaard’s playful writings.
There is no place on the globe that is not affected by modern European colonialism. Yet, there is no way to go back to the pre-colonial world.
Come back to campus and enjoy daily worship, a keynote address from President Jonathan Lee Walton, faculty presentations, class dinners, walking through town, and connecting with your classmates.
This online, interactive seminar will be a politically-inflected introduction to Kierkegaard’s thought, as we examine selections of Kierkegaard’s playful writings.
The Joe R. Engle Organ Concert will take place at two venues on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary, featuring two organs built by Paul Fritts.
Commencement Speaker: Jonathan Lee Walton, President of Princeton Theological Seminary Doors to the University Chapel open at 8:30 am for Commencement guests. Graduates report to the University Chapel basement at 9:15 a.m. robed and ready for instructions by 9:30 a.m. Additional information for graduates and their families about all of the activities around commencement is available on Inside […]
Building a Better Community: Exclusive Workshop with She Should Run The voice of pastoral leaders has never been more important. Join us for this webinar, where pastors will begin to […]
This year’s conference will examine Karl Barth’s theological insights in relation to incarceration, justice, and liberation, fostering a critical and constructive dialogue on addressing systemic oppression.