Eden Theological Seminary is part of the progressive Christian movement, combining rigorous theology with real-world action. Students learn in classrooms, churches, and communities, with a flexible model rooted in their own context. Eden equips leaders with imagination and resilience to join God’s liberating work—creating a place where students lead, thrive, and belong.

Theological education isn’t just for pastors. It equips you with ethical insight, social awareness, and leadership skills for work in the church and beyond—whether in counseling, public service, the arts, or nonprofits. At Garrett Seminary, a diverse community and global faculty shape real-world learning, with hands-on opportunities to apply what you study. Located on Northwestern’s campus near Chicago, with online and hybrid options, theological education accessible is wherever you are.

Orbis Books publishes theology and ethics from the margins; biblical, interreligious, and mission studies; and general interest books that explore the global dimensions of faith, invite dialogue with diverse cultures and traditions, and serve the cause of reconciliation and peace.

At Saint Paul School of Theology, we don't just educate — we transform. Our diverse community of passionate scholars, experienced pastors, and dedicated faculty work together to shape bold, innovative ministry leaders grounded in faith and social justice. With flexible Master's and Doctorate programs offered on-campus, online, and hybrid, you'll gain the real-world experience and academic foundation needed to turn your calling into lasting, impactful change — in your community and around the world.

Founded as a welcoming, ecumenical school that embraces all denominations and faith traditions, United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities has been on the cutting edge of progressive theological thought leadership since it was established in 1962. Today, United continues to educate leaders who dismantle systems of oppression, explore multi-faith spirituality, and push the boundaries of knowledge.

United offers certificates, Master's, and Doctor of Ministry degrees with over two dozen concentrations, so you can specialize in what you are called to do. Every degree program can be completed completely online and part-time. Scholarships are available!

Wipf and Stock Publishers is committed to writing that honors the imagination, intellect, and heart, with a list as diverse as our Northwest landscape. From biblical studies to classic theology, poetry to history, our authors are experts, scholars, and artists. By combining innovative technology with academic excellence, we are able to produce affordable books of enduring value.

Rooted in the Reformed tradition and engaged with the questions shaping today's church and world, Princeton Seminary prepares women and men to serve Jesus Christ in ministries marked by faith, integrity, scholarship, competence, compassion, and joy. Princeton Seminary equips students for leadership worldwide in congregations and the larger church, in classrooms and the academy, and in the public arena.

We are becoming a place of welcome, hospitality, justice, and belonging, where we educate and nurture leaders for the sake of the Church and the world.

Our Mission: Columbia Theological Seminary exists to educate and nurture faithful, imaginative, and effective leaders for the sake of the Church and the world.

Our Vision: We are becoming a place of welcome, hospitality, justice, and belonging, equipping a new generation of pastoral leaders to step into ministry in every context to which God calls them.

The Curian Network (formerly opentable.network) is a denominational space credentialing and resourcing pastors, chaplains, spiritual directors, and counselors in this wild day and age we live in, which is as extremely irreligious as it is hyper-religious.

The Curian Network connects faith leaders around uncontrolling love without demanding conformity to specific creed or covenant.

They are a 501(c)(3) organization and a recognized endorser with The Board of Chaplaincy Certification and The Association of Professional Chaplains.

Our podcast is here.

As the only independent news source covering the PC(USA), the Presbyterian Outlook publishes sharp reporting, bold analysis, and commentary that actually wrestles with the questions keeping church leaders up at night. We’re proud of producing diverse, creative content—online and in print—that leans into God’s justice and Christ’s radically inclusive welcome. Our goal isn’t just to keep Presbyterians informed, but to equip a church that’s ready to engage, adapt, and maybe even surprise itself.

The graduates of The Seattle School show up to grief, joy, and everything in between. They offer care that's actually embodied, not just credentialed. Since matriculating its first cohort in 1997, The Seattle School has trained pastors, counselors, artists, and leaders to sit with their own mess before trying to help anyone else with theirs. It's grown into a community of 1,650 alumni who've learned that the beauty and the brokenness are usually tangled up in the same story: yours, theirs, everyone's.

If that sounds like the kind of formation you're looking for, come find out more.

The Nones Project is a research initiative exploring how Americans who have left organized religion are constructing meaning, community, and spiritual identity outside traditional religious institutions. Co-led by Tony Jones and Ryan Burge with support from the Templeton Foundation, the project investigates the cultural, sociological, and theological dimensions of America's fastest-growing religious demographic — those who check "none" on surveys of religious affiliation. The research identifies four distinct types within this population: the Nones in Name Only (NiNOs), who retain informal religious ties; the Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNRs), who maintain active meaning-making practices outside institutions; the Dones, who have deliberately left organized religion; and the Secular, who hold no religious or spiritual commitments.

Methodist Theological School in Ohio provides theological education and leadership in pursuit of a just, sustainable and generative world. The school offers five graduate degree programs: Master of Divinity, Master of Theological Studies, Master of Arts in Public Theology, Master of Arts in Social Justice and Doctor of Ministry.

Ma’an lil-Hayat – L’Arche Bethlehem is a community in Bethlehem, Palestine, where adults with intellectual disabilities and assistants share daily life, work, relationships, and friendship. Through the creation of beautiful handmade felt products from local sheep’s wool, our core members discover and share their gifts while contributing to a more inclusive and humane society.

The Digital Theological Library is a non-profit corporation that operates three digital libraries in religious studies (the DTL, Open Access DTL, and Global DTL).

The DTL Press & DTL Commons provides publication and ebook hosting opportunities for both emerging and established authors.