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. 

Join "Bridging Divides" to master communication strategies that navigate information silos and echo chambers, fostering meaningful dialogue and unity in diverse communities.

This seminar explores ecotheology by linking Christology, creation, and ecclesiology with contemporary ecology, examining human nature’s role in God’s incarnation.

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.

In this divisive election year, turning to the insights of Augustine, a revered and intellectual author can renew our understanding of citizenship, political humility, and the Christian journey.

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.

Join us for this four-week interactive journey into the heart of your community’s stories. Ideal for community leaders, pastors, and anyone interested in fostering deeper connections through the powerful art of community storytelling.

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.

Listen to these preachers in a conversation held the day after the 2021 presidential inauguration about faithful preaching in the purple church.