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Episcopal Divinity School (EDS) has experienced significant interest in its educational offerings over the last two years. More than 6,000 people from more than 30 countries across six continents have learned with EDS in virtual classrooms, public webinars, and in-person experiences, and many have expressed an eagerness for more.

In light of the historic passing of the Carlisle Motion by the Church of England, Episcopal Divinity School (EDS) and the Episcopal Diocese of New York renew our commitment to Palestinian liberation.

The Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas, PhD, one of the foremost womanist theologians known for her writings on racial justice and sexuality and the Black church, will rejoin Episcopal Divinity School (EDS) as a Distinguished Scholar for the 2026–2027 and 2027-2028 academic years.

While the majority of Anglicans reside in the Global South, the perspectives of women leaders are too often left out of the broader discourse. Over the past year, ten women leaders from every global region gathered to network, receive mentorship, and produce vital new scholarship through a year of collaboration and mutual support. As a next step, t

The Episcopal Divinity School (EDS) community proudly celebrates the upcoming ordination and consecration of alum and trustee, the Rev. Dr. Antonio José Gallardo Lucena, as the eighth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles.

Dean Lydia Kelsey Bucklin outlined the ongoing evolution of EDS from a traditional residential seminary into a "seminary reimagined" - a decentralized, widely accessible global network for liberative theological education.

EDS is announcing the selection of nine visionary leaders for its inaugural Innovating Beloved Communities Cohort led by the Rev. Canon Dr. Stephanie Spellers ’04. This transformative year-long program is designed to equip a circle of faithful innovators to discern, incubate, and launch ministries that advance a multicultural Beloved Community.

On March 19, 2026, the Rev. Dr. Brandon Crowley had his portrait inducted into the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel Hall of Honor at Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA.