Auburn Theological Seminary

Non-profit OrganizationsNew York, United States11-50 Employees

Auburn Theological Seminary is a visionary place of learning and leadership, with storied roots stretching ten generations into the past, and a mission to create a healed, loving world for the next ten generations.

Since 1939, Auburn has focused on professional development and research, and does not offer degree programs.

Founded in 1818 as a Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Auburn has shaped—and been shaped by—our country’s storied history. Today, we harness our unique, time-honored wisdom to nurture the next generation of leaders architecting a healed world and kindling the flames of justice and love in communities everywhere.

Auburn offers transformative education for emerging and established leaders of all faiths. Our programs in leadership development, research, and storytelling & narrative change equip leaders to repair divides and inspire healing in their communities.

At Auburn, we believe in the power of education and community to bring about a healed world. We cultivate an inclusive space where every voice is heard, respected, and empowered. We recognize that to be an influential leader, one must also be a lifetime learner. We view differences as opportunities to expand our understanding—not drift further apart. And together, we work to build a future where everyone leads with love.

Our mission
Auburn Theological Seminary identifies and strengthens leaders — from the pulpit to the public square — to build communities, bridge divides, pursue justice, and heal the world.

Our vision
A world where love is the birthright of all.

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