The space our seminary's slavery audit created Being undone.

SLAVERY in the United States; PRINCETON Theological Seminary; INTIMACY (Psychology); PSYCHOLOGICAL vulnerability; THEOLOGICAL seminaries; WITNESS bearing (Christianity)

The article presents a discussion of the significance of a historical slavery audit at Princeton Theological Seminary adapted from the book "Notes of a Native Daughter: Testifying in Theological Education" by Keri L. Day. Topics discussed include the emphasis of the audit on influence of the slave economy in the seminary, effect of openness to intimacy, vulnerability and transparency on some meeting attendees, and the potential of schools of theological education as sites of witnessing.