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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This Pride month, during a time of increasing verbal, legislative, and physical attacks on the LGBTQ+ community, we asked the PSR community what congregations can and should do to stand with and fight for the rights of our LGBTQ+ family.
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This Pride Month, musician, LGBTQ+ activist and PSR alumnx Ryan Cassata shares a reflection on the very real dangers of the transphobic rhetoric from J.K. Rowling and other TERFs.
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Mo King is joined by Kevin Carroll, 76ers athletic trainer and author of the Red Rubber Ball series of books.
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This Pride Month, MDiv student Micah Melody Taberner shares how a Transgender Christian Ethic of Liberation can give all individuals the agency to co-create their bodies, and the world, toward greater flourishing and abundant life.
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PSR professor Dr. Lisa Asedillo successfully defended her dissertation, "Decolonial Hope as Praxis: Pedagogical Strategies of Freedom in the Philippines.”
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In this Donor Spotlight, we’re pleased to introduce you to Jacob Perez, the vice president of PSR's Alumnx Council, Youth Education Coordinator of First Christian Church in Concord, CA, and founder of the boutique digital advertising and marketing agency, VOLUME Branding.
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On Sunday, May 21st PSR celebrated its 156th Commencement with the theme: Journeying the Path of Greatest Resilience: Embracing Faith and Practicing Hope.
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This story is adapted from Dean Susan Abraham’s Valedictory Charge at Pacific School of Religion’s 156th Commencement on May 21, 2023
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Mo King is joined by Dr. Jennifer Madden, the Author of 'Inter-Organizational Collaboration by Design' to discuss how collaborations can be designed and leveraged for innovation and rejuvenation.
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Each year, Pacific School of Religion honors student excellence in building community, preaching, and ethics - see this year's winners and learn more about the awards.
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In the season 6 premiere, new host Mo King talks with award-winning writer, editor, and heart-centered nonprofit/social enterprise professional, Dorcas Cheng-Tozun.
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This Asian American Pacific Island Heritage Month, Master of Divinity student Najon Saina Tuiolemotu reflects on the ways climate change is threatening the existence of her Pacific Island Nation home.
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As part of our weekly chapel service PSR students, faculty, and staff came together with Eli Mata'afa's family and church community to celebrate the dedication of the Isamaeli (Eli) Mata'afa Community Garden.
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Prof. Blake will give the 48th annual Distinguished Faculty Lecture titled, “Howard Thurman: Seeking, Queering, and Transcending” on Tuesday, November 7th at 5 pm PT
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This month we asked the PSR community about how their vocational and spiritual goals connect with PSR’s mission: to prepare a diverse cadre of spiritually rooted leaders with the vision, resilience, and skill to create a world where all can thrive.
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A community garden that began as a project in Fall 2022’s Spiritual Formation for Leadership class is now coming to fruition as a physical garden.
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Learn more about the work and ministries of these five remarkable individuals who are emblematic of PSR’s mission to create a world where all can thrive!
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A profile of PSR Alumnx Bishop Karen P. Oliveto the first openly lesbian bishop to be elected in the United Methodist Church (UMC).
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