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
TEL Seminar: Care and Administration of the Church
In this three-hour TEL seminar, Rev. Barbara Essex will focus on leading and managing congregations and non-profit organizations covering a wide range of administrative issues facing leaders.
CLGS: The Future of Queer Religious Communities
Rev. Dr. Roland Stringfellow, Avery Belyeu, and Rev. Jakob Hero-Shaw will discuss the ongoing relevance of queer congregations and the future of queer representation and advocacy in religious communities.
PSR Will be at Q Christian 2024: Renewal
Join Pacific School of Religion at Q Christian’s 2024 Conference online or in person in Albuquerque, NM!
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.
CLGS AAPI Roundtable Event: When Two or More are Gathered, Polyamorous Loving as a Spiritual Community Ethic & Practice
Join CLGS’s AAPIRT for an online exploratory dialogue on the intersections of polyamory and faith and how polyamorous frameworks can help us deepen and inform the spiritual ethics & practices of our faith communities.
CLGS Lavender Lunch: Bringing Spirituality Out of the Closet
In this online CLGS Lavender Lunch, Rev. Dr. Roland Stringfellow explores the unique role of congregations to joyfully include LGBTQ individuals in every aspect of the life of their community.
BBQ and Potluck in Memory of Eli Mata’afa
The PSR community is invited to campus to celebrate the life and memory of our beloved Isamaeli (Eli) Mata’afa. Eli’s life ended one year ago this week, the victim of a random act of gun violence.