Joseph Paxson Sullivan

Joseph Paxson Sullivan was an influential American Presbyterian minister and theologian known for his leadership within the church and his efforts to modernize religious education. He served as the president of the Union Theological Seminary in New York City from 1938 to 1957, guiding the institution through significant growth and change. Sullivan emphasized the importance of engaging with contemporary society and promoting social justice issues within Christian teachings. His work helped shape modern theological education and encouraged churches to address societal challenges thoughtfully and compassionately.