Calendar of Library Hours
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A list view of building hours, and links to hours for special areas of the library, are also available on this page.
List of Building HoursCalendar of Events
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Thinking Politically with Augustine
Thinking Politically with Augustine
In the midst of America's political climate this election year, Thinking Politically with Augustine turns to the past to explore the perspectives of Augustine (354-430 C.E.), a revered and intellectual predecessor in the faith.
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Welcoming Students of all Nations: Guidance, expectations, and insights for international students applying to Princeton Seminary
Welcoming Students of all Nations: Guidance, expectations, and insights for international students applying to Princeton Seminary
Princeton Theological Seminary welcomes students from all over the world, embracing the rich racial and ethnic diversity of communions around the worldwide church. In this virtual workshop, members of the […]
Christ, Creation, and the Church: Explorations in Ecotheology
Christ, Creation, and the Church: Explorations in Ecotheology
Humanity’s Relationship to Other-than-Human Creatures Dive into ecotheology with this seminar that bridges Christology, creation, and ecclesiology through the lens of today’s ecological crises. Explore how human nature and the […]
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Good Trouble: The intersections of religion, microbiology, ecology and race
Good Trouble: The intersections of religion, microbiology, ecology and race
"First Thursdays at the Farm” is a distinctive dinner series hosted at The Farminary, Princeton Theological Seminary’s 21-acre farm. Featuring a unique line-up of speakers, the intimate dinners are designed […]
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Asian Americans and the Presidential Election
Asian Americans and the Presidential Election
Conference Information and Registration Page Join us on October 7th, 2024, for a hybrid event titled "Asian Americans and the Presidential Election," hosted by the Center for Asian American Christianity […]
Thinking Politically with Augustine
Thinking Politically with Augustine
In the midst of America's political climate this election year, Thinking Politically with Augustine turns to the past to explore the perspectives of Augustine (354-430 C.E.), a revered and intellectual predecessor in the faith.
3 events,
The Many Lives of Biblical Poems: A Scholar’s Roundtable
The Many Lives of Biblical Poems: A Scholar’s Roundtable
Princeton Theological Seminary will host this roundtable on Biblical poetry in partnership with the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. The keynote address, “Poetry, […]
Old Poems Made New: An Evening of Biblical Poetry and Song
Old Poems Made New: An Evening of Biblical Poetry and Song
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.
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Join global scholars in amplifying the voices of the World Christian Movement through international education and mission work
Join global scholars in amplifying the voices of the World Christian Movement through international education and mission work
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.
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The Herencia Lectures
The Herencia Lectures
Princeton Theological Seminary invites you to attend The Herencia Lectures, Christian Nationalism: A Dangerous Threat to Democracy.
Landscape, Garden, Monster: Rethinking the Female Body in the Hebrew Bible
Landscape, Garden, Monster: Rethinking the Female Body in the Hebrew Bible
The Hebrew Bible is filled with peculiar, striking metaphorical representations of the female body. A woman is (like) a land or landscape. At the same time, the land itself is (like) a woman. The female body is a garden of delights—and certain landscapes of delight, like the garden of Eden and the Promised Land, are […]
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Room for All: Reimagining Economic Justice in Our Communities
Room for All: Reimagining Economic Justice in Our Communities
Join The Betsey Stockton Center for Black Church Studies for a transformative event as we explore the themes of Plenty Good Room: Co-Creating an Economy of Enough for All by Andrew Wilkes, a Princeton Seminary alum and Pastor at The Double Love Experience in Brooklyn.
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Master Your PhD Application: Understand Requirements, and Decode Committee Expectations for Princeton Seminary
Master Your PhD Application: Understand Requirements, and Decode Committee Expectations for Princeton Seminary
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 […]
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Lunchtime Hymn Sing with Hymnwriter Martin Leckebusch
Lunchtime Hymn Sing with Hymnwriter Martin Leckebusch
Martin Leckebusch is one of the most represented hymnists in our seminary chapel's hymnals. Come to this informal gathering to sing his lyrics and to converse with the poet. Tabletops and hymnals will be provided. Bring your voice and your lunch!
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Hanson Lecture with Claudrena N. Harold
Hanson Lecture with Claudrena N. Harold
Go Tell Somebody: Gospel Music, Black Liberation, and the Politics of Freedom in the Soul and Hip-Hop Eras
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Rooted in Reflection: Learn about the Farminary’s Journey and Its Impact on the Master of Arts in Theology and Ecology Program
Rooted in Reflection: Learn about the Farminary’s Journey and Its Impact on the Master of Arts in Theology and Ecology Program
The MTE program forms leaders for service by immersing participants in a community of embodied theological reflection. Join us for this virtual event with Dr. Nate Stucky, the Director of the Farminary Project, who will share the story of how the Farminary came to be, how the project has led to the launch of a new degree, and the courses, events, and initiatives taking place.
A Conversation with Priya Parker: The Art of Gathering expert offers insight into the art of ministry
A Conversation with Priya Parker: The Art of Gathering expert offers insight into the art of ministry
Priya Parker is best known as the author of The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why it Matters.
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Advent Texts from the Gospel of Luke
Advent Texts from the Gospel of Luke
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.
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Discernment Day at Princeton Theological Seminary: Explore, Engage, and Envision Your Future
Discernment Day at Princeton Theological Seminary: Explore, Engage, and Envision Your Future
Are you considering graduate theological education? Curious about what PTS has to offer? Join us for Discernment Day at Princeton Theological Seminary, an immersive all-day event designed for those discerning […]
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List of Building Hours
Fall Term Hours
- Monday–Thursday, 8am–9pm (no entry after 8:30pm)*
- Friday, 8am–6pm (no entry after 5:30pm)*
- Saturday, 9am–5pm (no entry after 4:30pm)
- Sunday, 2pm–9pm (no entry after 8:30pm)
- Hours for Special Areas, e.g. Brick Café, Center for Barth Studies, Reference Desk, Special Collections and Archives
*Exceptions
- Wednesday, November 27, 2024, 8am–1pm (no entry after 12:30pm) Early closing before Thanksgiving Holiday
- Closed, Thursday–Friday, November 28–29, 2024 (Thanksgiving Holiday)
Delayed Openings and Unscheduled Closings
Delayed openings and unscheduled closings of the Seminary include the library building. Recorded messages announcing any closing or delayed opening due to inclement weather will be available on the Seminary’s main phone number: (609) 921-8300
Hours for Special Areas
The Brick Café is open during the semester when the library is open. Follow the link below for more information.
Location: Room 3173, Third Floor
June 27-September 25, 2024
Closed
Beginning September 26, 2024
Wednesdays and Thursdays 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Follow the link below for more information.
Follow the link below for hours and to request an appointment (required).