Bi+ Faith: Celebrating Our Identities and Needs as Bi+ Churchgoers: A CLGS Lavender Lunch
Join us for this CLGS Lavender Lunch with Rev. Dr. Daniel Rodriguez Schlorff, who will explore the identities, experiences, and spiritual lives of bisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, and other bi+ Christians while addressing the unique challenges they face in both church and LGBTQIA+ communities. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of bi+ identities, examine theological foundations…
In My Heart, A Volcano: A Memoir in Vignettes: A CLGS Lavender Lunch
What erupts when extraordinary stories rise from the ashes of war, migration, and survival? In this CLGS Lavender Lunch, we welcome PSR alum Rev. Rhina Mercedes Ramos to discuss her powerful memoir, In My Heart, A Volcano. Originally written in Spanish and published in El Salvador in 2024, and now available in an English translation…
16th Annual CLGS Georgia Harkness Lecture w/Rev. Dr. Aizaiah Yong
Contemplation, Creativity, and the Call to Collective Liberation: Exploring James Baldwin and the Via Feminina with Rev. Dr. Aizaiah Yong The 16th Annual CLGS Georgia Harkness Lecture Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 4pm (Pacific Time) In a moment marked by intensifying social, spiritual, and ecological fragmentations, this lecture explores how contemplative wisdom can support the…
Ministry Among Queer Elders: A CLGS Lavender Lunch
Join us for this CLGS Lavender Lunch with Rev. Dr. Roland Stringfellow, who will share with us the work of The Michigan LGBTQ+ Elders Network (MiGen), the state’s only community-based organization dedicated to LGBTQ+ adults aged 45+ and those who love and care for them. MiGen champions the right to Age Out Loud, believing that…
The MCC Hymnal: A Queer Denomination Sings Its Faith | A CLGS Lavender Lunch
What does it sound like when a denomination founded by and for queer people sings its faith? In this CLGS Lavender Lunch, Rev. Jim Mitulski and Dr. Bernie Schlager invite you to join them (in person or online) for a pilgrimage through The MCC Hymnal(1989), a landmark inclusive-language hymnal that has served grassroots queer religious…
2026 TFAM Leadership Conference
Pacific School of Religion is honored to participate in the TFAM Leadership Conference 2026: Practicing Ubuntu: Resist. Repair. Regenerate. In a time marked by political division, institutional challenges, and growing demands on faith leaders, this gathering offers a vital space for reflection, renewal, and collective action. Inspired by the African philosophy of Ubuntu—”I am because…
2026 Disciples General Assembly – Virtual
Pacific School of Religion is excited to participate in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) General Assembly. More than a series of meetings, General Assembly is a gathering of the whole church for worship, learning, fellowship, discussion, and collective action. Bringing together individuals, congregations, ministries, partners, and friends from across the denomination, the Assembly creates…
2026 PAAM Convocation
Pacific School of Religion is proud to serve as a community sponsor of the 2026 Pacific Islander & Asian American Ministries (PAAM) Convocation. Established in 1974, PAAM is a national ministry of the United Church of Christ dedicated to addressing the concerns, leadership, and spiritual life of Pacific Islander and Asian American communities within the…
Aha Pae‘āina Hawaii UCC Conference
PSR will be tabling and hosting workshops at this year’s Aha Pae‘āina Hawaii UCC Conference! Workshop schedule with Dr. Heesung Hwang: 1. Wednesday, June 10 @ Samoan Church of Hawaii (87-140 Kahau St, Waianae, HI)Workshop: “Everyday Faith Formation: Toolkits for Teaching, Learning, and Growing Together” 2. Friday, June 12 @ AHA Waipahu UCC (94-330 Mokuola…
Blessing Outside the Lines with Technicolor Power, Love & Self-Discipline – 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.