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Since its founding in Auburn, New York in 1818, Auburn Theological Seminary has been in the forefront of educating people to serve God. The Seminary first trained ministers and educators for Presbyterian and other Protestant churches on the American frontier, then for new fields of service in the U.S. and around the world. Following the Great Depression, the seminary moved to New York City to share Union Theological Seminary's campus. Today Auburn is a dynamic educational institution, a "seminary without borders," whose programs are rooted in New York City but extend far beyond. Today its programs:
Though much has changed since Auburn began its work, the seminary's main focus-to serve God by strengthening religious leadership-remains the same. During its first century, the faculty and graduates participated in the great social movements of the times, including the abolition of slavery, women's suffrage, and the struggle against fundamentalism. As Auburn prepares to enter its third century, those who gather at Auburn continue to address the pressing challenges of our time, including church renewal, religious pluralism and globalization. As in the past, Auburn embraces new developments as an opportunity.
Auburn welcomes clergy and laity, established professionals and emerging young leaders. In bringing together people of faith from a wide range of traditions, Auburn has built a reputation as a catalyst for serious conversations that wouldn't happen anywhere else.
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