Join the Institute for Youth Ministry as they partner with Rē: The Regenerative School to launch a conversation about engaging young people across the USA to research and create solutions aimed at rebuilding trust and social cohesion in their communities. 

Explore the overarching relationship between mental health, theology, and psychology. Join us to examine theology's role in healing, faith, and pastoral care through three specific modes of mental health: depression, addiction, and anorexia nervosa.

Explore Simone Weil's philosophy, mysticism, and activism. Study her engagement with Christianity, the working class, and anti-fascism through The Need for Roots and Gravity and Grace.

The Princeton Seminar Series offers a unique opportunity for masters-level engagement with theological texts, concepts, and thinkers through interactive, scholar-facilitated sessions.

Have you found yourself wondering what’s next? And what your Christian faith has to do with it? Over five weeks, you’ll have an opportunity to share your stories and discern what God is calling you toward next through Christian practices like gratitude, prayer, curiosity, and holy listening.

Explore what it is to be ONE, as Jesus prayed, and to lead Christians in the Divided States of America. Learn new approaches to preaching, praying, pastoring, and leading in the divided congregations God has given us.

This moderated panel discussion will provide information and insights for chaplains, clergy, and religious leaders to understand how their role as a member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team can assist patients with medical decision-making and advance care planning.

Youth Ministry with Neurodiversity in Mind. This on-demand, asynchronous module aims to equip leaders to shape congregations in which young people of all neurotypes flourish.