Advice for faith leaders from Rev. Jakob Hero-Shaw, the Coordinator of the CLGS Transgender Roundtable and Senior Pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church of Tampa.
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Christian nationalism, and the ideologies that have fueled it from the very founding of our nation, have left a centuries-long trail of devastation that continues to this day.
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This month we asked PSR’s faculty, students, staff, alumnx, and board for their thoughts on the rise of Christian nationalism.
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On Nov 7th Pacific School of Religion (PSR) professor Rev. Dr. Dorsey Odell Blake gave the 48th annual Graduate Theological Union ‘s (GTU) Distinguished Faculty Lecture.
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In this episode, Mo sits down with Dave Dawkins, communication design lead at IDEO.org, to talk about this change and the importance of summoning radical imagination in this time.
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Watch a message from PSR President David Vásquez-Levy about PSR’s 2023 Annual Report, Dreaming into Action, Unafraid Since 1866, and the work the PSR community made possible.
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As a museum dedicated to advancing knowledge of the archaeology of ancient Israel and Palestine, the Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology mourns the loss of life in modern Israel and Gaza and grieves for families experiencing terror, loss of life, and displacement throughout the region.
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Learn about the history and impact of PSR's Center for LGBTQ and Gender Studies in Religion
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In A Fire at the Center, Van Fossan takes readers behind the scenes of the Dakota Access Pipeline conflict, to penitentiaries where prisoners of war have carried the movement onward, to the jail cell where she was held for protesting Line 3, to a reimagining of decolonized family constellations, and to moments of collective hope and strength.
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In this episode, Mo sits down with Leland Melvin, an NFL athlete, astronaut, scientist, engineer, photographer, and musician, who's on a mission to inspire the next generation of explorers to pursue STEAM careers.
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For LGBTQ+ History Month alumnx and current DMin student William Martin (MTS '22) talks about his book series, which chronicles his experiences as a queer human living in the Bay Area and beyond.
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The incoming class is not only one of our largest but the most racially diverse in the school’s 157-year history. These students come from 11 states and American Samoa, two foreign countries and represent 15 different denominations.
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Doctor of Ministry student Leeann Younger (MTS '23) shares her journey to find a decolonized Jesus, one who existed before being coopted by colonial missionaries, through her studies at PSR.
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In this episode, Mo sits down with Andrew Proctor, Executive Director of Literary Arts in Portland Oregon.
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PSR professor Dr. Leonard McMahon successfully defended his dissertation, “Together and Apart: An Apophatic Approach to Self, Politics, and Race”
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The PSR community celebrates with alumnx Rev. Adriene Thorne (MDiv '08) as she is installed as Senior Minister at The Riverside Church in New York City on Sunday, September 17th!
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On this episode, Mo sits down with Rev. Tana Roseboro Marsh, master educator and Program Coordinator of PSR's Theological Education for Leadership (TEL).
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View the full schedule of events for The Badè Museum's 2023-24 virtual lecture series, "Women and Gender in the Phoenician Homeland and Diaspora."
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CLGS's executive director Bernard Schlager discusses the complex relationship between faith and queerness in the newest episode of the podcast Deep Dive with Shawn C. Fettig
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On this episode, Mo sits down with Phyllis Drennon King Hildreth, VP of Strategy and Chief of Staff at American Baptist College in Nashville, Tennessee, small business owner, community and civic leader, wife, mother, and his beloved sister.
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Badè Museum curator Melissa Cradic talks with The Times of Israel about the museum's award-winning, open-access web exhibition, “Unsilencing the Archives: The Laborers of the Tell en-Naṣbeh Excavations (1926-1935)”
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The suppression of pride flags only serves to encourage people to continue to fight for the welcome and inclusion of LGBTQ+ people in public spaces. Victory will be won when the diversity represented by the rainbow flag is realized.
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Through planned giving, you can help to create a world of spiritually rooted leaders where we all can thrive. Your investment in PSR helps us carry out this mission and expand our reach and impact.
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Mo King is joined by Payhuan Shiao, founder and CEO of Immortal Studios, and lineage holder of the 1000-year-old martial arts fantasy genre of Wuxia.
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PSR believes in the power of education to dismantle systemic barriers and empower individuals and communities and we remain steadfast in our commitment to provide an inclusive and transformative educational experience that equips our students to challenge injustice, promote equality, and foster social change.
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Musician, LGBTQI+ advocate, and PSR alumnx Ryan Cassata shares how he combines advocacy and music and the importance of life-saving, gender-affirming care with Assistant Secretary for Health, ADM Rachel Levine.
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A look back at the successes and milestones of Pacific School of Religion's 2022-23 academic year
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A reflection on Juneteenth and the freedom to be fully human from PSR faculty Leonard McMahon
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Listen to PSR President, Rev. David Vásquez-Levy on the most recent Walk Talk Listen Podcast episode hosted by Maurice A. Bloem.
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Badè Museum curator Melissa Cradic writes about "Unsilencing the Archives: The Laborers of the Tell en-Naṣbeh Excavations (1926-1935)" in ASOR's The Ancient Near East Today.
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