CLGS: Trans Day of Visibility Toolkit for Congregations
In this online workshop Rev. Jakob Hero Shaw will share how to bring a full celebration of TDoV to your religious community and discuss the meaning and importance of TDoV.
PSR Engage: Faculty Panel
Interested in learning more about PSR? Register now for an online prospective student event, featuring a panel of faculty members!
PSR President Rev. David Vásquez-Levy Preaching at Claremont United Church of Christ
PSR President Rev. David Vásquez-Levy will be preaching at Claremont United Church of Christ on Sunday, March 3rd, at 10 am PT.
17th Annual CLGS John E. Boswell Lecture: Why Do Biblical Interpreters Hate Sex So Much?
In this lecture, Luis Menéndez-Antuña argues that hostility towards sex has not dwindled in progressive circles: it has morphed into less visible iterations that are harder to identify and, therefore, assume more insidious postures.
Community Chapel – Spring Convocation/Dean’s Chapel
Held most Tuesdays at 11:10 am PT during the school year, Community Chapel is an opportunity for the entire PSR community to come together for spiritual, theological and social nourishment.
Spring 2024 Orientation Schedule
Schedule of events for new students joining PSR in Spring Semester 2024. Hosted by the Office of Community Life
CLGS Sacred Texts Workshop: Queering Lent
In this CLGS Sacred Texts Workshop, Rev. Jakob Hero-Shaw and Rev. Lauren Bennett will discuss why Lent is perhaps the queerest season of the liturgical year
CLGS Lavender Lunch: Queer Muslim Organizing Part 2
In this CLGS Lavender Lunch, we will continue the dialogue of communities of color intersecting queer identity and religious faith with a focus on organizing within Muslim communities.
Dean’s Tea: End of Semester Strategies for Reading and Writing
Dean Abraham will offer an hour-long online class on speed reading and productive writing for your end-of-semester projects.
CLGS Lavender Lunch: Queering Resistance: Decolonizing Feminist Spaces with Professor Alexandra M. Rosado-Román
In this online CLGS Lavender Lunch, Alexandra Rosado-Román will go beyond discussions of pride and sexual liberation, focusing on capitalism and colonialism, and examining how they have historically exploited land and people as capital.