Freely Available Online Resources

"Art & Faith Matters provides ready-made and bespoke resources for congregations and individuals seeking to use the arts to enrich and express their faith. When the arts are part of a faithful life - corporately and/or individually - they remind us that God's first act in Hebrew scripture is to create. In Christian scripture Jesus uses the ordinary things of this world to express truths about God and God's ultimate reign."

A podcast from Princeton Theological Seminary, Being Church in the Time of COVID seeks to tell the stories of what it was like being the church during the pandemic of 2020.

Thematic worship series resources, coordinated by Princeton Theological Seminary alumna Emily Wilton.

The online home of Christian Reflection: A Series in Faith and Ethics, which is published by The Institute for Faith and Learning at Baylor University. Christian Reflection offers reliable guidance in engaging the ethical dimensions of today's world. Its themed articles, inspirational pieces, book reviews, interviews, Christian art, liturgies, and hymns help the Church reintegrate Christian ethical reflection, worship, and art. Free study guides are available on this website to enrich personal or group study.

A hub for the extended learning community of Princeton Theological Seminary. Developed by the Office of Continuing Education, the array of digital media and resources educate, equip, and inspire theologically curious Christian leaders. Includes podcasts, The Distillery, Being Church in the Time of COVID, and Disrupting Ministry

Lectionary and liturgy resources from the ELCA.

Resources from The Institute for Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary

As part of an ongoing campaign to address racial injustice, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is sharing a wealth of antiracism resources — including studies, books and training — to equip the greater church to work against racism.

Princeton Theological Seminary received a 3-year grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc. Thriving Congregations Initiative 2019 to establish the “Imagining Church” project. In the first phase, digital ethnography was undertaken to develop portraits of 23 thriving congregations from among a variety of candidates recommended by denominational leaders and fellow ecclesial researchers.

Worship resources from the Institute for Welcoming Resources, a program of the National LGBTQ+ Taskforce focused on supporting church communities to be welcoming and affirming of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Liturgies for each Sunday of the year based on the Revised Common Lectionary readings.

Developed by the United Methodist Publishing House of Nashville, TN and launched in 2011, Ministry Matters contains resources for church leaders and tools to facilitate collaboration. According to the creators, it is “a magazine, a reference library, and a social network.” Many of the resources are freely available, while others are available to authorized users only.

Liturgical and musical resources from the PC(USA).

Liturgical resources for worship planning, organized by scripture reference and topic

A service of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library

Weekly sermons, bible studies, and bulletin inserts from The Episcopal Church.

June 24, 2015 - The New Yorker magazine's Joshua Rothman profiles Princeton Theological Seminary alumna Pastor Carolyn Winfrey Gillette (Class of 1985), and the hymn she wrote in response to the killing of 9 African American worshipers gathered for Bible study at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina on June 17, 2015.

Liturgies, sermon seeds, and other worship resources from the United Church of Christ.

Worship planning resources from the United Methodist Church.