Every year, the Office of Multicultural Ministries organizes numerous events designed “to promote a communal life that values every member,” an important aim found in VTS’s Seminary Covenant. In consultation with the Dean’s Task Force on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity, we decided that our programming for 2022-2023 should focus on the theme, “Equipping Agents of […]
This year CACS is excited to help VTS welcome five new international students: two M.Div. students and three M.A. students. Amelia Bello ’25 is from Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic and is an M.Div. student. Before VTS, she received a L.L.B. from Action for Education and Culture University (UNAPEC). She has also worked as […]
As you may know from the July press release, VTS was awarded a grant in June from Trinity Church Wall Street for leadership development efforts in different areas of our work. Thriving in Ministry under Lifelong Learning leads one part of the grant and the CACS portion of the grant focuses on supporting leaders from […]
In addition to our participation in Lambeth Conference this summer, CACS has been very busy putting together our 2022-2023 academic year program! Along with the Seminary’s 200th bicentenary, this year marks the Center’s 25th year anniversary. In celebration, the theme for this year is Loving Neighbors, Near and Far. We kick off the fall semester […]
The Center for Anglican Communion Studies (CACS) is pleased to host the Dean’s Commentaries this week and to share our latest news with you. We’ll start today with a review of our summer activities and move on over the week to sharing highlights of our fall program, an update on our Trinity Church, Wall Street […]
As the vice president of the student body, I am frequently – perhaps foremostly – tasked with the solemn responsibility of throwing parties. The Labor Day Picnic, the Variety Show, Advent Affair (a.k.a. ‘seminary prom’), Spring Fling, and a myriad of full stops are some of the major feasts that mark the rhythm of our […]
If you’ve never been to a General Convention of The Episcopal Church, I strongly encourage you to make Louisville a part of your travel plans in the summer of 2024. While this year’s convention was incredibly scaled back due to COVID-19 precautions, the polity of the Church still met to conduct its business, and the […]
As I begin my senior year at VTS, I am reminded of the importance of the ministry of hospitality. We at VTS are known for it! Spending the last few days welcoming juniors as they arrive in ones and twos, lending a hand with moves, meeting international students at the airport, my heart is full […]
The music at VTS has always been spectacular. I say “always” like I haven’t only been here for two years, but for the two years I’ve been here, the music has been spectacular. For someone who did not grow up in the Episcopal Church, or any sort of Liturgical-leaning denomination, the music has been a […]
“You are a chosen people, royal priest, a holy nation, a people for God’s own possession.” – 1 Peter 2:9 Welcome and welcome back! I pray that we are all entering this new semester refreshed, renewed, and revived. I am thankful for the traveling mercies bestowed upon us as we make our way back to […]