Princeton Theological Seminary is currently hosting the World Alliance of Reformed Churches' Conference of Presidents of Theological Institutions Related to Reformed Churches.
About 50 leaders of theological schools from around the world have met to discuss seminary curricula in the 21st century, address challenges facing theological education today and promote global partnerships between theological institutions across cultures.
The conference, from 18 to 22 June, will be the first global gathering of heads of Reformed-related theological institutions.
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