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Influential preacher and hymn writer Thomas Troeger died from complications related to cancer on April 3. He was 77. According to Yale University’s Institute of Sacred Music, hymns composed by Troeger appear in the hymnals of most denominations. Troeger also wrote 24 books on preaching, poetry, hymnody, and worship during his career, which be­­­­gan at Colgate Ro­­­­chester

To do something that truly makes a mark on the world, you’re probably going to need the full band. 

SCARBOROUGH - Thomas H. Troeger died on April 3, 2022 after a profoundly satisfying life serving others. As a widely recognized ...

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Some version of the Golden Rule exists in almost every moral ideology, which should remind the world to be accepting of the refugees fleeing war-torn Ukraine.

Vasyl Matsyuk, a Ukrainian-American student at Yale Divinity School, shares what his life has been like since the Russian invasion. He also talks about the role of faith in the conflict.

Join the Yale International Alliance and the Yale Divinity School for a heartfelt conversation with Father Gregory Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, and Gregory E. Sterling, dean of Yale Divinity School.  

For Black History Month, we asked our Truett Seminary faculty to share about the Black professors, preachers, authors, etc. who have made an impact in their work as teachers, researchers, and ministers.

By Leah Silvieus ’21 M.A.R. This winter, mother and son Jean Wood ’64 M.A.R. and Chris Wood ‘90 B.A. pledged $250,000 to support 10 new annual social justice scholarships at Yale Divinity School. The gift, they say, is the fruit of “many branches” of a family tree dedicated to Christian education and social justice. Their pledge will help cover tuition and living expenses for

Solomon Coles arrived in Corpus Christi in 1877 to lead the Freedom Congregational Church and established the first school for Black children.