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Minister for Children, Youth & Families, Part-Time, First Church Congregational Methuen: Methuen, MA
Job Description PART-TIME MINISTER FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES First Church Congregational, United Church of Christ 26 Pleasant Street | Methuen, Massachusetts 01844 www.firstchurchmethuen.com Position Summary First Church Congregational seeks a creative, compassionate, and energetic Part-Time Minister for Children, Youth & Families to nurture the faith and belonging of children, youth, and families within our […]
Cynthia Perry (‘23) has made contributions to the Episcopal City Mission’s distribution efforts for reparations
The following article titled, “Episcopal City Mission distributes $2.75 million in reparations to Massachusetts organizations supporting justice” was originally written by Shireen Korkzan published on Episcopal News Service on 09/15/2026, featuring STH Alumnus Cynthia Perry (’23). [Episcopal News Service] Episcopal City Mission, a Boston nonprofit affiliated with the Diocese of Massachusetts, distributed $2.75 million in reparations […]
Executive Director, Part Time, Sacred Threads: Newton, MA
Sacred Threads is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening women’s spiritual connections and sense of meaning across all of life’s seasons. Founded in 2009, we create welcoming, inclusive offerings where women can explore their spirituality, come together, and find connection and support. Sacred Threads serves women of diverse faith traditions and spiritual journeys. The ED […]
Settled Pastor, Full Time, The East Woodstock Congregational Church: Woodstock, CT
COME HOME. We know you’re looking for us. Follow country roads that wind through the rural beauty of Woodstock. Pass farms with a patchwork quilt of seasonal crops, apple orchards or establishments of local entrepreneurs showcasing creations of local artisans. You’ll be traversing the same paths our forefathers did. Being over 300 years old, Woodstock has a rich […]
Dr. Pamela Jolly (’09) has published “A Different Kind of Wealth”
Dr. Pamela Jolly has recently published her latest book titled, “A Different Kind of Wealth.” Find an excerpt of the new book below: A Different Kind of Wealth invites readers to rethink wealth in a divided, uncertain, and rapidly changing world. Through twelve historic inflection points in America’s journey, Dr. Pamela Jolly helps readers examine […]
Mr. James McCloy (’61)
This obituary was originally published by Campbell Funerals Homes through Legacy and can be found here Rev. James McCloy, 92 of Rockport, passed away on Thursday, August 6. Born in Boston, he was the son of the late James and Grace (Combe) McCloy and beloved husband of the late June (Reposa) McCloy. He was predeceased […]
Nursery Carers, Part Time, United First Parish Church: Quincy, MA
Job Description Do you love working with young children? United First Parish Church in Quincy is seeking two Nursery Carers to create a safe, inclusive, and nurturing Sunday morning nursery space for the 2026-27 church year! About UFPC: United First Parish Church (UFPC) is a Unitarian Universalist congregation where thoughtful and caring people from many […]
President, Full Time, The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology: Seattle, WA
Job Description The President serves as the chief executive officer of The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology and is entrusted by the Board of Trustees with the overall leadership, mission, and flourishing of the institution. The President provides strategic, spiritual, and organizational leadership, ensuring that the School remains faithful to its mission while cultivating […]
Reverend Bruce E. Petrick (’89)
This obituary was originally published by Saginaw News and can be found here Bruce Edward Petrick, of Saginaw, Died on December 21, 2024, at the age of 61. Bruce was born on March 27, 1963, in Port Huron, Michigan to Gayle and Mary (Greig) Petrick. Bruce graduated from Marysville high school and went on to earn a bachelor’s […]
Mr. Gary D. Bryant, (’74)
This obituary was originally published by The Lawrence Times and can be found here Gary D. Bryant, 81, passed away on July 29, 2025 at his home in Rio Verde, AZ. He was born on October 30, 1943 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Wyle Devon “Dee” and LeIsle “Lee” Bryant, and grew up in Wabash, Indiana. A […]