Auburn has a commitment to women’s leadership and their critical voices in faith communities and public life. Join us for our upcoming Lives of Commitment Breakfast which will honor extraordinary women who bridge religious divides, build community, and pursue justice. For more information, click here.

At left is a clip from a 30 minute video that can be used to help seminary students become aware of the long term consequences of borrowing The video, along with accompanying resources, including Financial Planning worksheets, can be used by schools to help students plan for how they will pay for their theological education. All materials are free and can be downloaded. Students as well as school administrators are welcome to use the material provided on this site.

For the lastest Auburn research reports on theological school debt, click here.

At left is a clip from a 30 minute video that can be used to help seminary students become aware of the long term consequences of borrowing. The video, along with accompanying resources, including Financial Planning worksheets, can be used by schools to help students plan for how they will pay for their theological education. All materials are free and can be downloaded. Students as well as school administrators are welcome to use the material provided on this site.

For the latest Auburn research report on theological school debt, click here.  

How does a 12th Century Benedictine Nun continue to influence us in the areas of spirituality, science and ecological activism?  Don't miss this upcoming film to learn the story of Hildegard Von Bingen.

VISION opens in NEW YORK on October 13 
FILM FORUM 209 W Houston St

Click here for more dates at theaters across the U.S. Click here for more information on Vision:  From the Life of Hildegard Von Bingen.

Ain’t I A Leader brings together women from a variety of experiences, perspectives and from across generational and professional lines to address the particular issues and challenges confronting African-American women religious leaders today. Click here to learn more about Auburn’s Ain’t I A Leader program. 

Ain’t I A Leader brings together women from a variety of experiences, perspectives and from across generational and professional lines to address the particular issues and challenges confronting African-American women religious leaders today. Click here to learn more about Auburn’s Ain’t I A Leader program.

Ain’t I A Leader brings together women from a variety of experiences, perspectives and from across generational and professional lines to address the particular issues and challenges confronting African-American women religious leaders today. Click here to learn more about Auburn’s Ain’t I A Leader program.

Ain’t I A Leader brings together women from a variety of experiences, perspectives and from across generational and professional lines to address the particular issues and challenges confronting African-American women religious leaders today. Click here to learn more about Auburn’s Ain’t I A Leader program. 

Ari Wallach, social innovation expert, futurist and co-founder of The Great Schlep. Ari discusses the impact the very architecture of the
internet is having on our expectations of organizations (and religion specifically). The talk ends with Ari imagining what a revitalized
mission focused faith could look like in this new structural reality and how it could guide us to help and repair the world.

Groundswell, a new multifaith movement for justice and social action, launched on Tuesday, September 6, 2011 with the panel, “Out of the
Shadows of 9/11: Millennials, Moral Vision, and the Global Groundswell."

Live streamed from The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space at WNYC, Auburn hosted the discussion as a 2011 Jack and Lewis Rudin Lecture.

The Auburn Coaching Institute has helped hundreds of church leaders thrive in their ministries and strengthens church leaders in the ways they need the most: organizational leadership, personal resilience, and vocational discernment. Click here to learn more about Auburn’s coaching and find the program that is right for you.