Congratulations! Excited for this dissertation-in-the-making on Pentecostalism and public life in Argentina.

I'm delighted to share that Dr. Matthew Quainoo will publish a #ReligiousBio of noted Black Presbyterian minister and civil rights advocate Francis Grimké in the Eerdmans Publishing Library of Religious Biography series.

Congratulations to Dr. Samuel Davidson upon the successful defense of his excellent dissertation on 'Deep ecclesiology: An ecological recalibration of the doctrine of the church'

Mark Noll's 1-week course on 'The Bible, Slavery, and the Civil War' at Regent College will be offered in a hybrid format for the first time next month. All the info, including how to register, is here: regent-college.edu/summer/courses…

Big things going on at Eerdmans Publishing history program! I am excited the future!

Really excited to be a part of this team!

SAME. 🙌🏼

I couldn't be more excited to be working with this remarkable advisory board--including Marie Griffith, Paul Harvey, Felipe Hinojosa, Jane Hong (@janehongphd @B*uesky too), Dr. Tarango, Daniel Vaca, Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh, and more--on Eerdmans Publishing's expanding history program. More here: eerdword.com/new-editorial-…

Who wants to write a #ReligiousBio of Taylor Swift?

This was fun: shared some about my story, my current book project, and how/why I have become something of an 'evangelist for institutions' (this was podcast host Duncan Hilton's characterization after we had talked for about an hour and I think he's right) duncanhilton.substack.com/p/the-history-…

Excited for tomorrow!

Don’t miss this video, which features faculty and students talking about the exciting things happening in and around PhD Studies Princeton Seminary.

One of the very most anticipated titles of 2024 arrived today!
Congrats Sergio Gonzalez Illinois Press

For a long time, I've been wanting to read a good piece explaining the rise of the classical education movement. Finally, I convinced my editor to let me write the piece myself. In this week's print issue:

newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

Looking forward to this event in DC next month, featuring Susan Page, Jack Gillum, Aaron C. Davis, and Alex Cameron. Join us in person Georgetown Pres., DC or online!

Quintessential Rauschenbusch: 'baptism was originally the sign of dedication to a great social movement. It was not an individualistic ordinance...If we could once more make it an act of dedication to a righteous social order, that would give it a driving force...it now...lacks.'

It’s been an especially action-packed season for me here Princeton Seminary. One of the big takeaways: our students are remarkable!

As some may know, today is City of Chicago's 187th birthday after receiving a city charter on 3/4/1837. HBD, #chicago !

But I'm signing on here to share a🧵about something I'm currently writing on--how the city celebrated it's 100th anniversary as a city in 1937. /1

Fellow Princeton Seminary practical theology PHDs doing great work today - Elizabeth Steele moderating and Brian Ballard on research he did on Christianity Today and coverage of MLK. 👏

Brilliant talk by Dr. Yii-Jan Lin to kick off this weekend’s PhD student-led conference here Princeton Seminary