News & Publications

Fabulous Book by Judy Fentress-Williams

03/02/2021

There is so much that I like about this book. I love the cover – trees stretching up into the…

Ambassador in Conversation with a Bishop

03/01/2021

Tomorrow at 12:45 p.m., our Center for Anglican Communion Studies is hosting another fascinating lunch-time forum entitled “Christian Leadership: Faith…

Post-pandemic: what will it look like?

02/26/2021

I am more and more persuaded that the pandemic is going to have a massive social impact on the country…

Faculty Book Publication

02/25/2021

As I always say, “a productive faculty is a published faculty.”  The Rev. Ross Kane, Ph.D. has been quite productive as of late. His…

A Virtual Coffee Hour

02/24/2021

Today, I am participating in a “Virtual Coffee Hour with the Dean”. Our guests are from New England – various…

Field Eucharist to Start Again

02/23/2021

Silence descends on the campus today. It is a pause – a moment away from the email, social media, papers,…

Lenten Quiet Day

02/22/2021

A Quiet Day provides an extended period for meditation, devotional reading, contemplation, and simply being attentive to God.  Freedom from speaking…

An Amazing Issue of the Magazine

02/19/2021

Research is one of those core tasks of a graduate school. Faculty who write books, attract Lilly grants, and push…

Another Snow Day

02/18/2021

The last few years have been relatively mild. This year is harder. Today, the campus is again covered in snow;…

Ash Wednesday

02/17/2021

Epiphany comes to an end; Lent is arriving. Our journey with our Lord continues through the Church year. We now…

Trauma, Healing and Justice: A Webinar with Fr. Michael Lapsley

02/16/2021

Today I want to draw your attention to the offering from the Center for Anglican Communion Studies. The Center is…

In Honor of Black History Month

02/12/2021

In 1926, Dr. Carter G. Woodson, founder of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH),…