Change Happens Now Podcast: Season 6, Episode 10: Learning New Ways of Advocacy
In this episode, Mo sits down with Lydia Matioli, Program & Partnerships Director of Freely in Hope in Kenya and Zambia, to talk about her own story and how this shift in mindset is helping her be more expansive in her vision in terms of advocacy.
PSR Receives $1.25M Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to Meet Congregations’ Needs for a Changing Church
PSR will use the funds to develop an education and community-building program designed to help congregations adapt to changing social and cultural contexts and to reimagine the church in ways that deepen faith and transform community.
Advent: A Season of Learning to Wait: A Reflection by PSR Dean Dr. Susan Abraham
Dean Susan Abraham shares how the season of Advent can teach us to step into ways of unknowing that are critical for our spiritual lives.
Practical Advice for Religious Leaders Planning Transgender Day of Remembrance Events by Jakob Hero-Shaw
Advice for faith leaders from Rev. Jakob Hero-Shaw, the Coordinator of the CLGS Transgender Roundtable and Senior Pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church of Tampa.
Why Christians Must Speak Out Against Christian Nationalism — an Op-Ed by PSR President Dr. David Vásquez-Levy
Christian nationalism, and the ideologies that have fueled it from the very founding of our nation, have left a centuries-long trail of devastation that continues to this day.
Change Happens Now Podcast: Season 6, Episode 9: Summoning Radical Imagination
In this episode, Mo sits down with Dave Dawkins, communication design lead at IDEO.org, to talk about this change and the importance of summoning radical imagination in this time.
The Genesis of CLGS, The Country’s Oldest Seminary-Based LGBTQ+ Center
Learn about the history and impact of PSR’s Center for LGBTQ and Gender Studies in Religion
Change Happens Now Podcast: Season 6, Episode 8: Being an Advocate for What is Possible
In this episode, Mo sits down with Leland Melvin, an NFL athlete, astronaut, scientist, engineer, photographer, and musician, who’s on a mission to inspire the next generation of explorers to pursue STEAM careers.
PSR Welcomes Most Diverse Class in its 157 Year History!
The incoming class is not only one of our largest but the most racially diverse in the school’s 157-year history. These students come from 11 states and American Samoa, two foreign countries and represent 15 different denominations.
Change Happens Now Podcast: Season 6, Episode 7, Stewarding Spaces Through Profound Change
In this episode, Mo sits down with Andrew Proctor, Executive Director of Literary Arts in Portland Oregon.