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.
Hopepunk: Stories of Faithful Resistance and Radical Hope In an age marked by deep polarization, climate anxiety, systemic injustice, and institutional fatigue, it can feel easier to retreat into despair […]
Reimagining The Black Church – The Past Promise and Prophetic Potential of Black Theology The Black Church has long served as a beacon of hope, resilience, and justice, deeply rooted […]
Princeton Theological Seminary offers nine graduate programs that prepare students for transformative leadership in the church, academy, and world. Whether you're called to pastoral ministry, nonprofit innovation, education, or research, […]
Thinking about applying to one of our Master's programs? This practical workshop will demystify the application process. 🛠️ What We’ll Cover: How to prepare a strong application Crafting a compelling […]
Gain deeper insight into the spiritual practices of discernment and calling. This session will explore how we come to recognize and respond to God’s invitations in our lives – especially […]
Whether you're just beginning to explore doctoral study or preparing to apply this cycle, this workshop will equip you with the tools and insight needed to take the next step […]
Are you an international student exploring graduate theological education in the United States? This virtual workshop is designed specifically for prospective international applicants to Princeton Theological Seminary. Join members of […]
Discover how Princeton Theological Seminary’s Master of Arts (Hybrid) in Theology, Justice, and Public Life is designed to support, challenge, and empower leaders in the midst of their work and […]
