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.

Drew Stockstill is currently a senior at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, GA where he is completing his Master of Divinity. In his recent post on State of Formation, he discusses politicking and the pulpit.

At Occupy Wall Street and across the country, clergy are standing up for shared moral values. Auburn's President, Katharine Henderson, speaks with the Associated Press.

Auburn's Valarie Kaur, a filmmaker and minority rights advocate, speaks about the social prejudices in America’s post-9/11 cultural landscape.

In a recent HuffPo Religion and Politics piece, Auburn's Rev. J.C. Austin reflects on Alabama State Legislature and the parable of The Good Samaritan.

Auburn is pleased to present a three-part blog from Valarie Kaur (Director of Groundswell at Auburn ), Rabbi Justus Baird (Director of The Center for Multifaith Education at Auburn), and the Rev. J.C. Austin (Director of The Center for Christian Leadership at Auburn). Click to read their thoughts; an opportunity to comment follows.

New York, NY – The Center for Christian Leadership at Auburn Theological Seminary has received a grant of $800,000 from the Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. to equip bold and resilient leaders for 21st century ministry by bringing pastoral coaching to clergy across the country, training new pastoral coaches, strengthening new senior pastors, bolstering women’s leadership, and cultivating wisdom about money in congregational leaders.

What are the pathways that make for spiritually grounded religious leadership? Probe this question through the blogs in this series.