It is an extraordinary privilege to watch the Rev. Dr. Katherine Sonderegger lecture. I marvel at the sheer knowledge of the literature; I enjoy the elegance of the delivery; I love the moments that make one smile; and I appreciate the depth and analysis. So this year’s Costan Lecturer is our very own professor of […]
This week is Administrative Professionals week, so starting today, we will show appreciation to the professionals that play a key role in the effectiveness of the Seminary, working behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly. Each day is different, with tasks that range from the mundane — ordering supplies — to the extraordinary — […]
Last week at a fabulous Junior Class Retreat, I took the liberty of asking for a show of hands: “How many of you are vaccinated?” Glancing around the room, over 85% put up their hands; some hands were raised half way, because they had just had one shot, but almost everyone had managed to get […]
Yesterday I arrived back on the campus. Traveling up by train to New York, I had the privilege of delivering the Paddock Lectures at General Theological Seminary. They were founded in 1880. One of my heroes, William Temple, delivered the lectures; last year it was Rowan Williams. The Rev. Dr. Tony Lewis dropped me a […]
Veena Khanna is a staff member in the Finance Office, where she serves as the accounts receivable associate. She began her work here in 2007. Veena is proud of the work that she has done over the years. Giving support to different departments and working to help others: “Different duties give exposure to the way […]
General Motors made headlines when it announced that by 2035, the company will discontinue the production of gas- and diesel-powered vehicles. This is partly because in the state of California, the sale of gas-powered vehicles will be prohibited in 2035. Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the UK has promised that cars powered exclusively by gas […]
Tomorrow, April 20th at 12:45 p.m., our Center for Anglican Communion Studies is hosting another fascinating webinar entitled “Green Anglicanism: Understanding Ecological Justice Theologically.” This virtual forum features Bishop Paul Sarker, former moderator of the Church of Bangladesh, a position equivalent to Primate. Bishop Sarker has been a strong voice over the years in the […]
Next week VTS will take on our Annual Spring Phonathon April 19, 20, and 21! Every Phonathon is a wonderful opportunity for connection, gratitude, and fellowship. This year’s Spring Phonathon is special since it marks the return of the Spring Phonathon after its COVID-related cancellation in 2020. Whether you are asking or giving, your participation […]
We are in the midst of our marking of the martyrdom of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Yesterday at our community service, we had a powerful sermon from the Rev. Dr. Joseph Thompson. The theme “Lord it is so difficult to continue to love those who hate with such vitriol and persistence” is […]
As we move into Spring, the nicer weather beckons us to spend more time outside. What better place to enjoy the beautiful weather than the 1823 terrace. Newly reopened 1823 is open Wednesday – Sunday, 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., weather permitting. Seating inside and on the terrace is limited to ensure social distancing, and […]