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Chaplaincy Internship, Seasonal, NAMMA: Portland, ME
Background Seafarers’ Friend is a regional non-profit organization providing physical, social, emotional, and spiritual support to seafarers arriving in New England ports. A grant from the ITF Seafarers’ Trust has allowed Seafarers’ Friend to offer a seafarers’ welfare internship at its Portland Maine office in summer 2025. Support will be for a 3 month internship […]
Director of Youth Ministries and Outreach, Full-Time, UCC: Lexington, MA
Hancock United Church of Christ in Lexington, MA is seeking a full-time Director of Youth Ministries and Outreach. A successful candidate will have education and experience in ministering to youth and their families, working on a church staff team, initiating outreach into the community and beyond, and the ability to plan, oversee and implement three […]
Rev. Dr. Tex S. Sample (GRS’64, STH ’60) publishes “Micro Practices for Justice Ministry: Doing Little Things for the Common Good”
Rev. Dr. Tex S. Sample (GRS’64, STH ’60) recently authored the text Micro Practices for Justice Ministry: Doing Little Things for the Common Good. The book description reads: “Big change starts with small acts. What if the most profound changes in justice ministry come not from grand gestures, but from the small, faithful acts we […]
Rev. Dr. Gregory W. Mcgonigle (’21) among contributors for the book “Interreligious Studies and Secondary Education: Pedagogies and Practices for Living and Learning in a Religiously Plural World”
Rev. Dr. Gregory W. Mcgonigle (’21) recently authored the chapter “Interfaith Bridges from High School to College: The Key Learning Goals of Interfaith Pre-Orientation Programs” for the book Interreligious Studies and Secondary Education: Pedagogies and Practices for Living and Learning in a Religiously Plural World. The book description reads: “Interreligious Studies and Secondary Education: Pedagogies […]
Rev. Vernon K. Walker, Jr. (’16) speaks to the Intersectionality of Environmental Issues at Framingham State University
The following is an excerpt from The Gatepost article by Ryan O’Connell, “Reverend Vernon Walker shares climate advocacy experience: Seasoned director of grassroots social justice organizations speaks on current administration, paths forward,” published on April 11, 2025. Click here to read the full article. “Walker is currently the director of content and external strategy at the Progress […]
Rev. Art J. Gordon (’16) takes on Key Pastoral Role at Peoples Baptist Church of Boston
The following is an excerpt from The Boston Globe article by Tiana Woodard and Pat Greenhouse, “This historic Boston Black church has had the same pastor for 45 years. At 87, he decided it’s time to move on,” published on April 9, 2025. This work features the new pastoral role of MDiv. alum and current DMin. […]
Pastor, Part-Time, NACCC: Pembroke, MA
As a church we strive to be a welcoming community of faith, committed to growing our relationship with God and one another. We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Pastor who will lead our congregation in spiritual growth, with the main emphasis on scripture being our guide and foundation. A Pastor who will deepen our […]
Lead Pastor, Full-Time, UMC: Big Creek, KY
The Central Appalachian Missionary Conference is seeking clergy and seminary students who feel called to serve in a local United Methodist Church, engaging in meaningful ministry rooted in personal growth, community vitality, and transformational discipleship. Candidates should be committed to leading a congregation toward becoming a healthy, revitalized, and missionally effective church. This includes fostering […]
Rev. Lisa Garcia-Sampson (’18) Organizing Unitarian Universalists for Social Change
The following is an excerpt from the Durham Magazine article by Renee Ambroso, “Faith in Action: Mobilizing North Carolina’s Unitarian Universalists to Build a Brighter Future” published on March 20, 2025. Click here to read the full article. “Lisa decided to go to seminary in her late 20s, earning a master’s of divinity from Boston University School of […]
Dr. Edwin Daniel Aluzas (’61, ’81)
The following obituary was originally published by The Claremont Courier and can be found here. Dr. Edwin Daniel Aluzas, beloved husband of Gloria Chase Aluzas, passed away on March 4, 2025 surrounded by his family. He was 91. A kind and compassionate man, Ed was born May 1, 1933 in Chicago IL to Benedict and […]