Media is the pulpit of the twenty-first century and there is a growing demand for faith leaders to use media as a tool to communicate their messages and mission work. Auburn is dedicated to educating seminarians to take their preaching, teaching, movement work and writing to meet the needs of TV, radio, print, social media and the Web. Auburn Media Training for the Public Square and the Pulpit is a 1-day workshop that equips graduating seminarians with the skills they need for effective ministry in the media landscape.

Join Auburn Media in partnership with Brick Presbyterian Church, First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York and Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church for a 3-part film and speaker series at 7pm on 2/7, 3/13 and 4/17.

On November 7, friends of Auburn joined at CAPITALE for the fifth annual Peace Is Possible dinner, to benefit our Face to Face | Faith to Faith program. We invite you to click and watch the video highlights and a photo slideshow.

Advent is a time for waiting, longing and expectation. As we wait in expectation for the birth of Christ, we renew our calling to work toward justice and the places where our faith can ready us to help heal God's world. Auburn recommends these advent resources to your community of faith.

We invite you to explore the many opportunities Auburn offers to equip bold and resilient Christian leaders. Click to read about Auburn's Coaching Residential at the Chautauqua Institution, and other learning opportunities for Christian leaders.

Auburn's Director of Groundswell, Valarie Kaur, reflects on Liberty Square and the power of a movement.

My heart broke a little for Anita each day. It broke because I recognized an all too familiar scenario unfolding -- the very idea that a black woman might be at once strong AND vulnerable beyond the capacity of America to notice, or if noticed, to endure. My heart was broken even as I was filled with enormous pride and inspired beyond words by her tenacious commitment to speak the truth of her life.

Thousands of religious leaders, community organizers, human service providers, and labor unions continue to "occupy" all over the country. Click to see where you can show your support.

On Monday November 7, 2011 we dare to dream that peace is indeed possible. Come celebrate everyday peacemakers who are helping us keep the dream alive! We invite you to register today.

An overflow crowd braved pouring rain to attend Groundswell's first major public event on Tuesday, September 6th 2011 in New York City at the WNYC Greene Space.