VTS Press Announces Publication of RECTOR TRANSITIONS
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) is proud to announce the publication of Rector Transitions: A Handbook for Episcopal Lay Leaders from author Van Sheets (VTS Press, 2018).
VTS Awards Five with Honorary Degrees
(Alexandria, Va.) - Honorary doctorates were conferred upon five distinguished recipients at Virginia Theological Seminary’s annual Academic Convocation yesterday. The Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, was awarded to Brian Clarke. The Doctor of divinity, honoris causa degree was awarded to Dr. Naim Stifan Ateek, the Rev. Daniel R. Heischman D.D., the Rt. Rev. Samuel Sewall Rodman III, and the Rt. Rev. Carl Walter Wright.
VTS Press Announces Publication of New Book from Bishop C. Andrew Doyle
Alexandria, Va. – Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) announces the publication of Church: A Generous Community Amplified for the Future (VTS Press, 2015), written by the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle ('95), the the ninth Bishop of Texas.
VTS Press: “From Ashes to Action: A Chapel Burns and a Seminary Rebuilds”
Alexandria, Va. - Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) announced today the release of a new commemorative publication - From Ashes to Action: A Chapel Burns and a Seminary Rebuilds.
New from VTS Press: Go Ye Into All the World: Faith and Engagement
Alexandria, VA – Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) has launched an exploratory pilot project creating its own VTS Press brand. The first test publication, Go Ye Into All the World: Faith and Engagement, a collection of essays and sermons by the Very Rev. Ian S. Markham, dean and president, and edited by senior, Shireen R. Baker, was released last month.
VTS Press Announces Publication of Joseph Constant’s No Turning Back: the Black Presence at Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria, VA –The Rev. Joseph M. Constant, director of Ethnic Ministries and Student Life at Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS), has just release a new book, No Turning Back: the Black Presence at Virginia Theological Seminary (Evergreen Press), which endeavors to capture the story of racism in the life of Virginia Seminary and the Bishop Payne Divinity School.