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The Tree of Life, a shared symbol across religions, is being shaken at its roots as we witness increasing acts of violence, from hate marches to mail bombs to the horrific shooting at the Tree of [...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OCT 22, 2018 Contact: Loretta Kane (917-410-7242 or [email protected]) Faith leaders call for humane response to migrant caravan Statement of Auburn Seminary President [...]

Beloved Auburn faculty member Walter Wink was known for his outstanding biblical studies on “The Powers,” studies integral to his passionate work for peace and nonviolence, LGBTQ [...]

by Rajya Karipineni, Sadhana member Navratri begins October 9th, and comes at an opportune time for reflection and healing this year. This festival of nine nights that honors the triumph of [...]

Scholars of Religion Speak out against US Immigration Policy As scholars and teachers of religion, we rejoice that public pressure led to initial steps to end family separation. Yet, we remain [...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 3, 2018 Contact: Loretta Kane (917-410- 7242 or [email protected]) Auburn Seminary calls for action after Stephon Clark shooting Statement of Executive Vice [...]

By Sunita Viswanath Springtime brings one of the most joyous celebrations for Hindus — Holi. Friends and family wear white or light-colored clothes, gather and feast together, and then go [...]

As news continues to come out from the horrific gun violence in Florida we cry out ‘How long Lord?’ How long must we wait before we as a nation do something to stop the violence?

Tu b’Shevat is the only Jewish holiday that deeply connects us to the environment, to where our food comes from, and to the environment that we live in. It is an opportunity to reflect on what [...]

By Nigel Savage Tu b’Shvat is “New Year for Trees” within Judaism, but the deeper question is, what can, could, or should Tu b’Shvat mean to me today? Tu b’Shvat awakens in us a sense of [...]