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Learn about the history and influence of the first Protestant theological seminary in the U.S., founded in 1807 and merged with Newton Theological Institution in 1965. See notable alumni, such as Adoniram Judson, Hiram Bingham, and David Brown.
Andover Newton Seminary is a historic seminary in the congregational traditions that has affiliated with Yale Divinity School since 2017. It offers a diploma program for YDS Master of Divinity candidates who want to lead in locally-governed and theologically inclusive Christian faith communities.
Andover Newton Seminary is the oldest graduate school in the nation, affiliated with Yale Divinity School. It offers programs for those exploring or living into a call to ministry, with scholarships and resources from YDS.
Learn how Andover Theological Seminary, the first graduate institution in the US, shared its campus with Phillips Academy for a century. See the milestones, buildings, and leaders of the seminary's history and legacy.
Learn how Andover Newton Seminary, founded in 1807, became a partner of Yale Divinity School in 2017. Explore its history of educating ministers at the intersection of faith and reason, and its contributions to global missions, interfaith engagement, and LGBTQ inclusion.
Andover Newton Theological School was a graduate school and seminary in Newton, Massachusetts, affiliated with the American Baptist Churches USA and the United Church of Christ. It was the product of a 1965 merger between Andover Theological Seminary and Newton Theological Institution, and became part of Yale Divinity School in 2017.
Learn about the history and special collections of Andover Theological Seminary, the first graduate school in the US for ministers. Explore images of its campus, faculty, students, and affiliations with Harvard and Newton.
