Author: Andrew Kimble
“Called! A Longshot’s Story” by Rev. Dr. Gordon Douglas Postill, D.Min., (STH’92)
This delayed coming-of-age story intimately recounts Gordon Postill’s life from 1970-1980, a decade that pivotally shapes how the rest of his life will unfold. Initially a story of failure, self-loathing, addiction, and deceit, it’s ultimately a story of grace, faith, hope, and transformation. Much of the book involves his 3-year seminary experience (call to ministry, […]
A Message from Dean Pak to Alumni/ae & Friends (Fall 2021)
Dear STH Alumni/ae & Friends, As I begin my first full year as dean of the Boston University School of Theology, I am invigorated by the opportunities of this moment. Shaped by the challenges and lessons of the past year, the world is now feeling its way toward a new way of being. So too […]
Dr. Richard L. Deats, (GRS/STH ’64)
Rev. Richard Deats, a long-time global peace movement leader and one of the most influential teachers of the philosophy and practice of nonviolent action in 20th century movements, died in Nyack, New York on April 7 from complications related to pneumonia, according to his son, Mark Deats. He was 89. Rev. Richard Deats (FOR) “As […]
Raíces Latinas Program in Theology, Leadership, and Research Pledge Form
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Rev. Mary Scifres (STH’91) and Rev. B.J. Beu (STH’90) publish “Planning Your Wedding” and “Planning Your LGBTQ Wedding”
Planning Your Wedding and Planning Your LGBTQ Wedding contain all the elements in standard marriage ceremonies, but so much more. You will find poems of passionate love, Rituals of Union (unity candle ceremonies, sand ceremonies, wine ceremonies, even Celtic rituals like “Tying the Knot”), Blessing of the Hands and more. But above all, you will understand what each […]
“Worship at Home” series published by Rev. Mary Scifres (STH’91) and Rev. B.J. Beu (STH’90)
In the midst of a global pandemic, we find ourselves worshiping at home. In the Worship at Home series, you will find resources to create and claim new traditions and rituals for yourself and your loved ones. Each volume provides words, songs, rituals, and activities to help map a personalized spiritual journey for each season of the […]
Rev. Art Gordon (STH’16) Advocates for COVID-19 Vaccine at Boston Medical Center
Boston Medical Center invited community leaders to share their COVID-19 vaccine stories in an effort to promote the vaccine’s efficacy and prevent infections. Rev. Art Gordon’s (STH’16) powerful reflection can be viewed by clicking the button below. Rev. Gordon Advocates for COVID-19 Vaccine
Dr. Patrick Reyes (STH’11) Discusses New Book, “The Purpose Gap: Empowering Communities of Color to Find Meaning and Thrive”
Writing for Your Life hosted a book launch interview with Dr. Patrick Reyes (STH’11) for his upcoming book, “The Purpose Gap: Empowering Communities of Color to Find Meaning and Thrive.” Watch the full interview below!
Town of Brookline MLK Day Celebration features Rev. Andrew Kimble (STH’19) and Jessica Hamilton (STH’21)
Brookline comes together to celebrate Dr. King’s life. The article was originally published here, by patch.com. “Pursuing Social Justice” This year’s program will feature a moderated conversation on “Philosophical Mentoring and the Impact of Words on a Generation.” The conversation is hosted by Nick Bates, the Assistant Director for Thurman Center Networks in the Howard […]
Rev. Imani-Sheila Newsome-Camara (STH’87,’88,’12), of Greenwood Memorial United Methodist, in Boston Globe
This story was originally published in The Boston Globe, written by Gal Tziperman Lotan. Click here to view. When the coronavirus pandemic took hold in the spring, the Rev. Imani-Sheila Newsome Camara felt overwhelmed, filled with worry over how to keep her family safe. But as a pastor, Newsome Camara could not dwell too long […]