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What can a prophetic theological legacy teach the church today?Join us for the 2026 Herencia Lectures as we honor the li...
10/08/2026

What can a prophetic theological legacy teach the church today?

Join us for the 2026 Herencia Lectures as we honor the life and work of Dr. Luis N. Rivera Pagán and explore his enduring contributions to Latin American theology and world ecumenics.

Come for the conversation. Stay for the questions. 📚
Register today!: https://bit.ly/3VBdQhO

10/07/2026

Heading to Theology B**r Camp this week? 🍻

Princeton Theological Seminary will be there, and we’re looking forward to meeting fellow theology lovers, curious thinkers, future scholars, and aspiring ministry leaders in Kansas City!

If you’re considering seminary, come say hello to our admissions team. We’d love to talk with you about life at , our degree programs, and the ways theological education can shape your questions, vocation, and future.

📍 Kansas City, MO
📅 October 8–10

See you at camp! Bring your questions—we’ll bring the theology. 😉

**rCamp

How does Paul’s Letter to the Romans continue to shape Christian theology—and where might it lead us next?This month, Pr...
10/04/2026

How does Paul’s Letter to the Romans continue to shape Christian theology—and where might it lead us next?

This month, Princeton Theological Seminary and the University of St Andrews bring together leading scholars in biblical studies and theology for Paul’s Letter to the Romans and Christian Theology.

Across three days, participants will explore Romans through historical, dogmatic, constructive, and other theological approaches, with plenary lectures, short paper sessions, and opportunities for scholarly conversation.

📅 October 23–25, 2026
📍 Princeton Theological Seminary
🎟️ Registration required.

Join scholars and theologians for a deeper conversation about one of Christianity’s most influential texts. Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/4dSRI8T

Know a Princeton Seminary alum whose work, ministry, leadership, or service deserves to be recognized?The Alumni Awards ...
10/04/2026

Know a Princeton Seminary alum whose work, ministry, leadership, or service deserves to be recognized?

The Alumni Awards celebrate graduates who are making a meaningful impact in their communities, churches, professions, and beyond. Because recognition from our peers is at the heart of the process, nominations begin with members of the Princeton Seminary community.

If someone comes to mind, take a few minutes to tell us why they should be recognized. You can also include supporting materials such as a CV or links to articles and websites about the nominee. Nominations are due October 15, 2026.

Help us celebrate the people who make up our amazing alumni community: https://bit.ly/4xOPeiQ

📚 Rare Book Fair this weekend!The Rare Book Fair is happening October 3–4, and Princeton Seminary students, faculty, and...
10/02/2026

📚 Rare Book Fair this weekend!

The Rare Book Fair is happening October 3–4, and Princeton Seminary students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend free of charge!

📍 Mackay Campus Center, Main Lounge
🕗 8 a.m.–6 p.m. both days

Come browse, discover, and enjoy the fair with the Seminary community. See you there!

A new chapter begins for the Institute for Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary! 🎉Liz Moore has been named t...
10/01/2026

A new chapter begins for the Institute for Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary! 🎉

Liz Moore has been named the new Director of the Institute for Youth Ministry, bringing more than a decade of experience in youth ministry and a deep commitment to supporting those who care for and work with young people.

As the needs of churches, youth leaders, families, and young people continue to change, Moore is looking toward new ways the IYM can equip and encourage a broader community of people engaged in youth ministry.

Learn more about Liz, the Institute’s work, and its vision for the years ahead: https://bit.ly/4hUl5Ki

A longtime dream came true yesterday for Princeton Seminary alum Kristin Franke, MDiv ’15: she became a Jeopardy! champi...
10/01/2026

A longtime dream came true yesterday for Princeton Seminary alum Kristin Franke, MDiv ’15: she became a Jeopardy! champion!

Kristin serves as Associate Pastor for Next Generation Formation at National Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., and has long hoped for a chance to compete on Jeopardy. She has taken the show’s audition test whenever it was available since 2012.

That persistence paid off yesterday when Kristin won her episode with $8,900. And the story isn’t over yet: she returns to the Jeopardy stage tonight as the reigning champion.

“I’ve been a Jeopardy fan at least for all of my adult life, if not as a child or teenager. I can’t remember NOT knowing what Jeopardy was!”

Congratulations, Kristin! We’ll be watching and cheering you on tonight. 🎉 Wish her luck in the comments!

Sometimes, coming back to Princeton Seminary means coming home. 💙We’re excited to welcome Rev. Dr. Garrett Mostowski, MD...
09/30/2026

Sometimes, coming back to Princeton Seminary means coming home. 💙

We’re excited to welcome Rev. Dr. Garrett Mostowski, MDiv ’18, back to Princeton Seminary as our new Associate Director of Alumni Engagement!

Garrett knows firsthand how meaningful the connections made at can be. As a student, he met his wife, Rev. Sarah Logemann, MDiv ’18, and years after graduating, he continued to lean on the people and community he found here throughout his ministry.

Now, he’ll help create those same opportunities for connection for our more than 11,000 alumni around the world—whether they’re serving in congregations, communities, or doing “all kinds of incredible things in this world.”

As Garrett says, “remaining connected to Princeton Seminary builds a community where you don’t have to journey alone.”

Welcome back, Garrett! We’re glad you’re here. 💙

Read more about Garrett and his new role: https://bit.ly/4z5d4YR

What does it mean to be brave when a moment calls for courage?On October 22, we’re welcoming Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde,...
09/27/2026

What does it mean to be brave when a moment calls for courage?

On October 22, we’re welcoming Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde, Episcopal Bishop of Washington, to Princeton Theological Seminary for a conversation about faith, leadership, and the moments that ask us to act with courage, compassion, and conviction.

Bishop Budde is the author of the bestselling book, How We Learn to Be Brave: Decisive Moments in Life and Faith. She’ll be in conversation with Rev. Dr. Anne Stewart, Executive Vice President of Princeton Theological Seminary and Director of Iron Sharpening Iron.

📅 October 22, 2026
🕠 5:30 p.m.
📍 Wright Library

The evening will include a book signing and reception following the conversation.

🎟️ $25 for the general public | $15 for the Seminary community

Come be part of the conversation. Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/4hKwbS7

From Princeton Theological Seminary to the world of publishing: Stephen R. Di Trolio, PhD candidate in History and Ecume...
09/25/2026

From Princeton Theological Seminary to the world of publishing: Stephen R. Di Trolio, PhD candidate in History and Ecumenics and MDiv alum, is bringing his expertise as a native Spanish speaker and scholar of religion in Latin America to an unexpected place—translating books about the papacy.

In 2026, Stephen translated Elise Ann Allen’s biography of Pope Leo XIV and Pope Francis’ "I Am Asking in the Name of God" for Penguin Random House.

A historian of religion and politics in Latin America, Stephen’s scholarship explores the intersections of Protestantism, nationalism, religion, and public life, with a particular focus on 20th-century Argentina.

His work as a translator adds another dimension to his scholarship, bringing important conversations about faith, history, and the church to new audiences.

Learn more about Stephen and his work: https://bit.ly/4jgufC4

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