Fischer will lead the seminary’s continuing education ministry, developing programs and partnerships that equip pastors, church leaders, and congregations across denominations and communities.
Community invited to an afternoon of remembrance and hope on September 19.
The Sept. 15-18 event at Heartland Retreat Center near Kansas City is offered by the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship.
More than 300 clergy and lay leaders from across the country gathered for the DART Network's annual Justice Ministry Conference to strengthen congregations and organize for lasting community change.
Columbia Theological Seminary President Victor Aloyo Jr. will retire Dec. 31, concluding five years of leadership as the seminary’s first president of color and the first Latine president among PC(USA)-related theological institutions.
Presbyterian leaders joined an interfaith delegation to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to support Indigenous communities and advocate for protecting sacred lands.
APCU is expanding its institutional membership to include seminaries and Presbyterian-founded institutions around the world
Press release: The 227th General Assembly confirmed Krysten Carter Holloway as president and CEO of the Board of Pensions, making her its first African American woman and first person of color in the role.
Press release: Supporters of CLJ-02 call the General Assembly's approval of a plan to divest most fossil fuel investments by 2030 a historic milestone after 12 years of advocacy.
Columbia Theological Seminary has completed a significant organizational realignment designed to support sustainability, effectiveness and service.
These five social innovators are working to address systemic issues of injustice in their communities while building sustainable financial models.
Amanda Shanks began in her new role last month.
The camp with PC(USA) connections will use the grant to support critical capital improvements, including facility restoration, expanded capacity, and enhanced accessibility.
The seminary will celebrate the careers of retiring professors Frances Taylor Gench and Professor John T. Carroll.
A new fellowship program will provide graduate students the unique opportunity to work in collegiate ministry while obtaining a master’s degree.
Registration is now open for the 2026 James Atwood Institute for Congregational Courage.
The Mitzi Gebhard Henderson Endowed Chair is ‘a living tribute to Presbyterian lay leader.’
Hastings College and the ASPIRE program are inviting students to an inclusive space where young people can explore their faith, build lasting connections and recognize their value.
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