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🗣️ Do you agree or disagree that your spiritual and physical well-being are deeply connected?

This question sits at the heart of 's new Next Generation Faith and Health Initiative, a groundbreaking effort to explore and strengthen the role of faith in promoting holistic well-being, particularly among young adults.

How would you answer it? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Learn more about this exciting new chapter and its vision for the future of faith and health.👇

Princeton Seminary Launches Next Generation Faith and Health Initiative Princeton Theological Seminary recently introduced the Next Generation Faith and Health Initiative, a new institutional effort to explore and strengthen the role of faith in promoting holistic well-being, particularly among young adults.

Employee Appreciation Luncheon recap:
✅ Good food
✅ Fun activities
✅ Great company
✅ Matching merch
✅ ice cream

As we wrap up another successful fiscal year, we celebrate the incredible people who make it all possible. Thank you to our employees for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to our community. We appreciate you today and every day!💙

Princeton Theological Seminary is pleased to host Cherie Harder, R. Marie Griffith, and Jonathan Rauch for a panel discussion moderated by Heath W. Carter on June 18 from 7-8:30 pm at Nassau Presbyterian Church.

This session will feature robust dialogue about the challenges and opportunities before our democratic and religious institutions, with a focus on the question: where do we go from here?

RSVP at the link below.

Christian Faith and US Democracy: Where Do We Go From Here? On the eve of the nation’s 250th birthday, Princeton Seminary is delighted to welcome several distinguished guests to campus for an important conversation about the role of faith in our country’s past and future.

Are you a scholar in World Christianity, Gender Studies, Religious Studies, or a related field?

The Lamin Sanneh Research Fellowship is a highly competitive one-year hybrid residential fellowship that offers the opportunity to join a vibrant scholarly community. Fellows will spend August–December 2027 in residence in Princeton and complete the fellowship remotely from January–May 2028.

Eligible applicants include those with a PhD in World Christianity, Gender Studies, Religious Studies, or related fields, though highly qualified PhD candidates will also be considered.

📅 Applications close September 1, 2026. Learn more:

Lamin Sanneh Research Fellowship - OMSC THE LAMIN SANNEH RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP The Lamin Sanneh Research Fellowship is named in honor of the late Yale Professor Lamin Sanneh (1942-2019), a pioneer in the study of World Christianity. He served on the Board of Trustees and maintained an office at the Overseas Ministries Study Center, where he...

Serving smiles all forum long with Institute for Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary 📸🤗

💌 Commencement photos are in!

Relive the joy and check out the full Flickr album here: https://bit.ly/4vmz6Vk

To listen to Marilynne Robinson's commencement address, visit: https://bit.ly/49vMmOL

Commencement 2026 Explore this photo album by Princeton Theological Seminary on Flickr!

After a global search, Ruth Vida Amwe, MTS ’19, PhD ’25, has been selected as the next associate director of Overseas Ministries Study Center at Princeton Theological Seminary starting June 1.

“I think that the field of world Christianity is at a critical inflection point as it continues to expand in a rapidly changing world. I believe that OMSC and Princeton Seminary are uniquely positioned to boldly reimagine the concepts, strategies, resources, and methodologies."

Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4v7Q21D

to our Senior Fellowship Day! During graduation week, seniors had the opportunity to choose between enjoying a show at McCarter Theatre Center, a movie at the Princeton Garden Theatre, or kayaking.

Can you tell we already miss our Class of 2026?! 🥹🚣‍♀️