Upcoming Events

Join us for a virtual summer series that centers the voices, vision, and vitality of the Black Church. Each week, we'll be in conversation with pastors, scholars, creatives, and community leaders who are doing the work, living the truth, and shaping the future.

This Tuesday, May 20, we will engage in conversation with Rev. Dr. Harold Dean Trulear, Professor of Applied Theology at Howard University School of Divinity, as we reflect on the topic Criminal Justice and the Black Church.

This is more than a seminar—it's a gathering of faith, wisdom, and sacred dialogue. Whether you’re clergy, laity, alum, or just hungry for a space that feeds both soul and mind, you belong here.
Pull up to the screen. Tune into the truth. Engage the tradition.

Join us for a virtual summer series that centers the voices, vision, and vitality of the Black Church. Each week, we'll be in conversation with pastors, scholars, creatives, and community leaders who are doing the work, living the truth, and shaping the future.

This Tuesday, May 27, we will engage in conversation with Rev. Amina S. McIntyre, Visiting Assistant Professor of Practical Theology at Louisville Seminary and Assistant Director of the Sun-Walking Fellowship, as we reflect on the topic Spiritual Care in the Black Church. This is more than a seminar—it’s a gathering of faith, wisdom, and sacred dialogue. Whether you’re clergy, laity, alum, or just hungry for a space that feeds both soul and mind, you belong here.
Pull up to the screen. Tune into the truth. Engage the tradition.

You're invited to join The Faithful Formation Project for a half day workshop with Rev. Margaret Alsup, M.Div., Chaplain of Lyon College, as we relearn and then reimagine the classic faith stage theory of James Fowler. Rev. Alsup will introduce us to a series of case studies which illustrate the faith stages of today's young people. If you are a pastor of an intergenerational church, a professional who works with children, youth, or families in any religious context, or a caregiver who desires to nurture the faith of a young person, this event is for you.

This immersive, in-person experience is designed for all LPTS students - whether you’re joining us on campus or learning remotely during the year - along with other LPTS constituents. The centerpiece is a 1-credit intensive course (Aug 26–28) developed by our faculty to explore faith, justice, and identity in our current cultural moment. Join us for a week of embodied learning, shared meals, artistic reflection, fieldwork, and connection across all degree programs.

More details coming soon. We can't wait to welcome you to campus!