Undoing Racism in New Brunswick, Cincinnati, & The Episcopal Diocese of NJ

“Racism in 2013? A two-term black president leads our country. Surely we have overcome,” intones Dr. Will Ashley, the distinguished

Seminarian Lester Shelley: A Veteran Working for Veterans

Lester Shelley assists veterans to get meaningful employment and pursue higher education. He works in an appointed position as Veterans

NBTS Scholars Trace the History of the Dutch in America through Reformed Ministers

We are excited to let everyone know that a new volume of historical essays, Transatlantic Pieties: Dutch Clergy in Colonial

Tutoring Program Connects Suburban Church & Trenton School

This January, the Trenton Board of Education approved a project that is poised to transform two communities, one urban and

Reconciling Inmates & Communities through Prison Ministry

Valerie Arthur is a New Jersey Department of Corrections employee seeking to transform the systemic realities of mass incarceration in

Doctoral Candidates Design Public Projects To Transform Communities

Ask a seminarian: Why did you enter the D.Min. program? Their eyes will glow as they tell you that, deeply

Dr. Cha Wrestles with Calvin’s 500-Year-Old Ideas of the Cross

Theology is not a closed book-it is constantly evolving, as theologians pose questions, discuss criticisms and propose new ideas and