Andover Newton Seminary at Yale Divinity School
andovernewton.yale.edu (link is external)
Devotional Series (link is external) (with new series each Advent and Lent.)
Each Advent and Lent, Andover Newton offers a new devotional series, creating contemplative opportunities to reflect on the season. (Drop-down on the left with previous years.)
Lecture Series
Watch the Bauer-Broholm (faith at work) and Simpson-Hewett (congregational history) lectures and the Woodbury Leadership Workshop here.
- The Bauer-Broholm Lectures (link is external) from previous years. This series focuses on “Faith at Work” with a drop-down to past lectures on the left.
- The Woodbury Leadership Workshop (link is external) with a focus on faith and leadership with a drop-down to past lectures on the left.
- The Simpson-Hewett Lecture (link is external) with a focus on Congregational History with a drop-down to past lectures on the left.
Pulpit Supply Program (link is external)
Need pulpit supply? Your church can host a YDS student to preach, pray and preside of worship services through the Andover Newton Pulpit Supply Program.
Thriving Congregations Workbook (link is external)
Churches going through a time of transition or discernment may benefit from the resources in the Thriving Congregations Workbook.
Resources in response to Mass Shootings (link is external)
Berkeley Divinity School
berkeleydivinity.yale.edu
Online Courses and Workshops
Empowering clergy and lay leaders from all denominations to deepen their spiritual lives and enhance their ministry.
The Leader’s Way Podcast
Conversations at the intersection of leadership, ministry, and spirituality.
The Leader’s Way Certificate Program
Residential and online immersion for ministry leaders from all denominations who feel called to become innovators, change-agents, and radiant witnesses to the Gospel.
Virtual Curacy
The two-year Virtual Curacy program is designed to address the critical shortage of mentorship and traditional curacy opportunities for newly ordained Episcopal clergy.
Center for Continuing Education
divinity-yale.edu/continuing-education
The Center for Continuing Education provides opportunities and resources for theological education and enrichment through various programs including: Yale Bible Study (link is external), Yale Youth Ministry Institute (link is external), YDS Summer Study (link is external) and more. Find details on our webpage here.
Chapter Verse & Season Podcast (link is external)
We offer a podcast to support theological enrichment, sermon preparation and Biblical text exploration.
Center for Faith and Culture
faith.yale.edu (link is external)
Life Worth Living Book (link is external)
Your life is too important to be guided by anything less than what matters most. Around the world and across human history, the same questions have challenged us: what should we hope for? How should we live? How do we respond to suffering? How do we flourish? Miroslav Volf, Matthew Croasmun, and Ryan McAnnally-Linz have gathered responses to these and other questions and reflected on the different answers that have informed various faiths and cultures. They have led students through these findings in one of Yale University’s most popular courses. Now, they have written this book to help you respond to these questions in the context of your own life. Sign up to receive a free discussion guide as a companion to the bestselling book.
The Hunger for Home (link is external)
The Hunger for Home small-group study is designed to guide your community in exploring new questions about the bread that feeds us, who we welcome to our tables, and much more. Sign up now for six videos and a PDF discussion guide for group leaders.
Let Me Ask You a Question (link is external)
Disarmingly honest questions. Sign up now and immediately receive a 7-part video curriculum designed to lead you through Matthew Croasmun’s book, “Let Me Ask You a Question.” Explore the questions Jesus asks in the Gospels and uses them as conversation starters for dialogues with Jesus—for yourself and your community.
Life of the World Podcast (link is external)
Life of the World podcast by Yale Center for Faith and Culture.
Public Faith for Troubled Times (link is external)
A deep expression of public theology and a commitment to the Christian tradition and contemporary pluralistic engagement, Miroslav’s book A Public Faith offers biblical grounding and theological reflection for Christians who recognize both the difficulty and demands of living out their faith in public today. In this series, developed and produced by the Yale Center for Faith & Culture, Miroslav Volf walks through a chapter-by-chapter discussion of how followers of Christ should serve the common good.”
Center for Public Theology and Public Policy
theologyandpolicy.yale.edu (link is external)
The Center for Public Theology and Public Policy (link is external) is preparing a new generation of moral leaders to be active participants in creating a just society and cultivates research at the intersection of theology and public policy.
Jonathan Edwards Center
edwards.yale.edu (link is external)
The Jonathan Edwards Center (link is external) at Yale University offers the collected articles and writing of Jonathan Edwards, research and more.
Office of Vocation and Leadership
divinity.yale.edu/academics/office-vocation-and-leadership
Internship Programs
Interns are available for work in church and nonprofit organizations. Learn more on the website and contact the Office of Vocation and Leadership for details at (203) 436-5703.
Reimagining Church Initiative (link is external)
Reimagining Church is a new initiative at Yale Divinity School, inviting churches to consider their present ministry, the needs for vital churches in a post-pandemic world, and the options that are before them for envisioning new directions in ministry.
Yale Divinity Alumni/ae
divinity.yale.edu/alumni
Alumni Email Address Setup (link is external)
Yale Divinity Library
web.library.yale.edu/divinity (link is external)
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Yale Divinity School
divinity.yale.edu
The Quadcast podcast
Listen to podcasts produced by YDS faculty, students, and alumni.