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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Almost 100 bills are currently being proposed by U.S. lawmakers to prevent trans youth from receiving trans-affirming healthcare — healthcare that literally saves lives.
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CLGS will host two marquee events exploring Black queer theology in April — the Souls A’Fire 8 Conference and the 16th John E. Boswell Lecture.
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Learn about the life and legacy of pioneering theologian and former PSR faculty Georgia Harkness (1891-1974)
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As we begin our new series, “Donor Spotlight,” we are delighted to introduce you to PSR alumnx and former board member, Stanley Watson.
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The deadline to submit a proposal to present at the PSR Academic Excellence Day celebration is Friday, March 17, 2023
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Season Five of the Ignite Institute’s Change Happens Now Podcast: Leaders discovering their voice, their sustaining spirituality, and their purposeful change in their work!
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"At PSR, we are proud to offer a nurturing and inclusive community that provides flexible curriculum for our students, enabling them to address the most important issues facing society and their communities today."
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Through Progressive Voices of Faith PSR seeks to amplify the faith-based perspectives of progressives on politically or culturally relevant issues.
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Prayers shared at PSR's Community Chapel, Celebrating Black History, "Nurturing Life: Tending the Soil/Soul of the Community"
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A profile of PSR alumnx Marvin K. White a writer, preacher, visual artist, organizer, and Minister of Celebration at the historic GLIDE Memorial Church.
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Season Five of the Ignite Institute’s Change Happens Now Podcast: Leaders discovering their voice, their sustaining spirituality, and their purposeful change in their work!
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A profile of PSR alumnx Dr. Kit Evans-Ford (MDiv ‘12) the founder and director of Argrow’s House of Healing and Hope in Davenport, IA
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We cannot afford to allow #BLM to become a faded memory. The Black Lives Matter Movement IS the next chapter in our nation’s Civil Rights Movement for racial justice.
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A profile of PSR alumnx Rev. Dr. John H. Vaughn (MDiv ‘85) the Executive Pastor at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.
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“We grieve with Tyre Nichols’ family and families across this nation who have been devastated by over-policing and police violence,” said PSR President Vásquez-Levy, “and we stand strong in our commitment to educating leaders who can bring both hope and life-giving transformation to this world.”
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Season Five of the Ignite Institute’s Change Happens Now Podcast: Leaders discovering their voice, their sustaining spirituality, and their purposeful change in their work!
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The Stanley Watson Endowed Chair in Ethics is funded by alumnx and former board member Stan Watson who came to PSR to study ethics and health care in the wake of the AIDS crisis.
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Queer and Catholic: A CLGS Oral History Project will be one of the first centralized oral history collections dedicated solely to the queer Catholic experience
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