Housing for Seminary Students

The Seminary has been in the business of housing full time students since our arrival in New Brunswick in 1810.

Belhar in Context: The Process of Reception in South Africa and North America

On the afternoon of March 20th (while it was evening in South Africa) a two-site symposium took place with half

NBTS Students Travel to Oman

Franco Juricic, Tammy Peoples and Shemaj Ragin, three New Brunswick Theological Seminary students, spent two weeks in early January at

Remembering the life of Rev. Dr. James Seawood

I am grateful for this moment to express the deepest sympathy of New Brunswick Theological Seminary to the Seawood family

Constructing a New Campus – Half Way Home!

On the last day of July the NBTS Community gathered to break ground for our new seminary building and campus.

NBTS Installs Dr. Beth Tanner as Its First Woman Chair

Dr. Beth LaNeel Tanner, an internationally recognized biblical scholar who is changing the way people around the world read the

Life as a combat chaplain, thoughts from Wilfredo Rodriguez

As we hear heartbreaking accounts of terrorism from around the world, our hearts reach out to Afghanistan where one of

A Word from President Mast; Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr.

This is the 28th annual celebration of the King Federal Holiday. Since its inauguration in 1986, I have returned each

Bioethics for the The Healthcare City: NBTS connects faith & medicine

Dr. Raynard Smith, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Care at NBTS organized a provocative conference at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

A Word from Dr. Gregg Mast on the Life of Nelson Mandela

The first time I heard his name, it was whispered to me in the streets of Johannesburg: “Nelson Mandela.” It