Lane Theological Seminary is a graduate school located in Cincinnati, Ohio, founded in 1829. It is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and focuses on preparing students for ministry and leadership roles within the church. The seminary offers various degree programs, including Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry, emphasizing theological education and practical training. Throughout its history, Lane has been known for its commitment to social justice and reform. It played a significant role in the abolitionist movement, with many of its faculty and students actively opposing slavery. Today, Lane continues to promote a progressive approach to theology and community engagement.