This short course is designed to further enrich biblical interpretation skills — specifically the work of engaging difficult texts — and bring that learning into how women as leaders address […]
Are you considering applying to Princeton Theological Seminary and wondering what day-to-day life is like for students? The Admissions Team invites you to join us for a conversation with current […]
This event will feature a talk from Bishop Karen Oliveto about the opportunities and challenges of building bridges in a polarized world, followed by a Q&A facilitated by Dr. Carter.
Sip & Savor invites you to explore the evolution of human craftsmanship and viticulture in a curated experience like no other.
Let the Church Say, ‘Amen!’ Music of the African American Worship Experience featuring guest artist, William Nemon Heard, vocalist hosted by the Association of Black Seminarians and the Seminary Chapel Office Princeton Theological Seminary alumnus (’04, ’05) William Heard will sing the music of Black Church musicians including Albert Tindley, Lillian Bouknight, Margaret Douroux, Isaiah […]
Examine mental health challenges in theological perspective, exploring themes of community, healing, and meaning-making. Participants will explore the overarching relationship between mental health, theology, and psychology, addressing therapy and faith.
The Betsey Stockton Center for Black Church Studies endeavors to cultivate Black theological genius and inspire people to interweave their ministry and scholarly work into the historical tapestry of the […]
Join us for an engaging book discussion on Discovering God through the Lens of Black Girlhood, a profound exploration of faith, identity, and spirituality through the unique experiences of Black girls and women. This thought-provoking conversation will delve into the ways Black girlhood shapes our understanding of God, challenges conventional narratives of spirituality, and offers new pathways to divine connection.
Examine mental health challenges in theological perspective, exploring themes of community, healing, and meaning-making. Participants will explore the overarching relationship between mental health, theology, and psychology, addressing therapy and faith.
Plenty Good Room: Reimagining Economic Justice in Our Communities Featuring Rev. Andrew Wilkes, Ph.D Join us for a transformative event as we explore the themes of Plenty Good Room: Co-Creating an […]
Dr. Laura Nasrallah will present Speaking of Tongues: 1 Corinthians, an Amulet, and the Poetry of M. NourbeSe Philip.
Have you collected seeds from your garden? Or do you have excess commercial seed from the last several years? Bring them! No seeds? Come anyway! All are welcome to take […]
Assistant Professor of Preaching, Kimberly Wagner helps preachers offer a word of hope amid the disorientation of trauma.
A Sacred Storm wrestles with the contention that Hip-hop emerged during the late 1970s and early 1980s on the fringe of urban decay as a prophetic response to the death-dealing effects of Ronald Reagan’s voodoo economics. Amid seismic shifts within the urban landscape, young prophetic voices began to arise outside of the reach of the church disrupting the status quo.
Examine mental health challenges in theological perspective, exploring themes of community, healing, and meaning-making. Participants will explore the overarching relationship between mental health, theology, and psychology, addressing therapy and faith.
Assistant Professor of Preaching, Kimberly Wagner helps preachers offer a word of hope amid the disorientation of trauma.
The Power of Money Stories: Unlocking Donor Motivations Description We all have a story about money. That story drives every decision we make and every opinion we have about money. […]
Assistant Professor of Preaching, Kimberly Wagner helps preachers offer a word of hope amid the disorientation of trauma.
The Koinonia Forum is an annual graduate conference dedicated to fostering rigorous academic exchange and interdisciplinary dialogue among graduate students from institutions across North America.
The Koinonia Forum is an annual graduate conference dedicated to fostering rigorous academic exchange and interdisciplinary dialogue among graduate students from institutions across North America.
