Author: sthalum
Hazel Monae (STH ’19) Named New Racial Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Program Manager for Gaithersburg Maryland
This was originally published by Gaithersburg on February 28, 2023 and can be found here. City Manager Tanisha Briley announced the selection of Hazel Monae as the new Racial Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (REDI) Program Manager within the City Manager’s Office. Hazel will begin her role with the City on March 6, 2023, and will be introduced […]
Research Assistant in Theological Body Justice, Part-time: Philadelphia, PA
See attached flyer for more details. IISF Seminary Intern Job Description Fieldwork Job Title: Research Assistant in Theological Body Justice Program Description: The Incarnation Institute for Sex & Faith (IISF) is a collection of professionals in the fields of sexual health and theology, s dedicated to teaching an inclusive, science-friendly, and sex-positive Christianity. IISF’s beliefs […]
Director of Children and Youth Ministries, Full-time, UCC: Ithaca, NY
Description: First Congregational Church of Ithaca’s Director of Children and Youth Ministries Our church is open and affirming, theologically progressive, busy, creative, thoughtful, musical,well-educated, artistic and growing! We seek a FT (12 month) Director of Children and Youth Ministries who is energetic and talented – someone who can match the pace of our growing children […]
Kelly Drescher Johnson (STH ’10) Named in Top 15 Women to Watch by The American Animal Hospital Association
This was originally published by The American Animal Hospital Association on March 29, 2023 and can be found here. What guides you in your current work? No one chooses trauma, but what we do with it matters. I have had my share of traumatic events in life; part of my healing was to learn more about […]
Interfaith Chaplain, Full-time: Newton, MA
Apply here. GENERAL SUMMARY: Under the direction of Department of Spiritual Care Program Manager, supports spiritual and emotional care of patients, visitors and colleagues of all/any faith traditions. Facilitates and advocates for objectives of Department of Spiritual Care. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to provide for overall care of patients and to foster spiritually welcoming and inclusive environment. […]
Rev. Robert McNeil (STH ’58)
This obituary was originally posted by Rose City Funeral Home and can be found here. After 89 years of a full life, our beloved father, grandfather & great-grandfather Bob passed away. His family and friends spent quality time with him in his last few weeks. Bob had lived at The Forum at Town Center retirement community for […]
Evelyn Darcy Grender, STH ’58
This obituary was originally posted by New River Valley News and can be found here. The first day of Spring, March 20, 2023, saw the passing from this life of Evelyn Darcy Grender of Blacksburg, Va. Born on May 14, 1935, after an active life spending time with those she loved, Evelyn Grender died in her […]
John R. Bryant (STH ’70) Named as an Inductee into The Baltimore Sun’s Business and Civic Hall of Fame
This was originally published by The Baltimore Sun on March 26, 2023 and can be found here. Excerpt from article: John R. Bryant A Baltimore native, retired bishop John R. Bryant has pastored three churches, including the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore, which he’s credited with reviving. He has shepherded more than 100 […]
Dr. Josef Sorett (STH’00) Publishes Black is a Church: Christianity and the Contours of African American Life
Dr. Josef Sorett (STH’00) published Black is a Church: Christianity and the Contours of African American Life. The book overview states: Stretches the presumed boundaries of “the black church” and underlines the polyvocal nature of a phenomenon often assumed to be monolithic Supplies a firm foundation for deeper understanding of what constitutes Afro-modernity through historical […]
Reverend Cornell William Brooks (STH’87) on Panel that Discussed Policing and Racial Justice
This was originally published by Harvard Kennedy School on December 28, 2023 and can be found here. Excerpt from the article: It has been almost three years since the murder of George Floyd by a white police officer in Minneapolis sparked nationwide protests and started what became a national reckoning on race and on police and […]