Explore Kierkegaard’s existentialism, critiquing cultural Christianity and examining selfhood, authenticity, and the effects of crowds and communication in modern faith.

Explore Genesis 9:18-29 and challenge harmful racial interpretations of Noah's curse in this seminar, examining anti-racist readings and alternative views.

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.

Explore ways to preach faithfully in the light of colonial legacies, with Rev. Dr. HyeRan Kim-Craig, a plenary speaker from Princeton Theological Seminary’s 2024 Engle Institute of Preaching.

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.

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

This online 3-session workshop 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 equally challenging modern contexts.

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.