Alumni/ae Publications
Planetary Constitution Celebrates First Anniversary
The following is an excerpt of an article by the Institute for Exoconsciousness published in the PRLOG on September 23, 2025. Click here to read the full article. Institute for Exoconsciousness Marks a Milestone in Human-Consciousness Rights and Interstellar Engagement The Institute for Exoconsciousness (IEXO) proudly marks the first anniversaryof the Planetary Constitution, a groundbreaking document affirming […]
Dr. Rebecca Hardcastle Wright (’76) Publishes Her Book “Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World?”
BU STH Alumni Dr. Rebecca Hardcastle Wright (’76) has publishd a book titled “Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World?” Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World? pushes beyond the limits of the known into an extraordinary life birthed through psychic intelligence. Exoconsciousness is a natural state […]
Ted Bowman (’68) Publishes a New Article Titled “Epiphanies and Grief and Bereavement Care”
The following is an excerpt of an article from by STH Alumnus, Ted Bowman, published by The Journal of Poetry Therapy on August 23, 2025. Click here to read the full article. Alumnus Ted Bowman (’68) has published a new article on The Journal of Poetry Therapy, “Epiphanies for Grief and Bereavement Care” Here is a brief from […]
Dr. Richard P. Olson (’72) Adds A New Collection to His Books
Dr. Richard Paul Olson (STH ’72) Publishes his newest Book titled, “Rowing Together through the Rapids: Hopeful Conversations for Today’s and Tomorrow’s Church.” In “Rowing Together through the Rapids,” Richard Olson draws on decades of experience in ministry to provide helpful counsel and guidance to church leaders today. Based on personal interviews with dozens of […]
BU STH Alumnus Publishes 5 Books
George Walters-Sleyon (STH’04,’06), an alumnus of Boston University School of Theology has published five books including a two volume work entitled: “The Rush for Black Diamonds,” and “God in the Name of Jesus Christ.” He is also an ordained clergy in the African Methodist Episcopal Church and pastor of St. James AME Church in Danbury/Connecticut. […]
STM Student Greta Gaffin (’23, ’26) published in latest Anglican & Episcopal History Journal
The following is an excerpt from the article “History, theology, and ecumenism of the episcopate are focus of atest Episcopal history journal” featuring STM student Greta Gaffin (’23,’26), published on June 30, 2025. Historians explore Anglican theologies and anxieties related to the episcopacy in the latest issue of Anglican & Episcopal History (AEH). The summer issue […]
Dr. Paul H. Carr publishes “Containing Climate Change: To Save Us”
Dr. Paul H. Carr recently authored the text, “Containing Climate Change: To Save Us.” The book description reads: “We have made some progress in slowing climate change, but billion-dollar weather extremes are increasing. In fire- and flood-prone areas, many homeowners cannot afford insurance if it’s available. Some may remember waiting in line for hours to […]
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. Canon Cristina F. Rathbone (’09) authors “The Asylum Seekers: A Chronicle of Life, Death, and Community at the Border”
Rev. Canon Cristina F. Rathbone (’09) recently released her text The Asylum Seekers: A Chronicle of Life, Death, and Community at the Border. The book description reads: “A remarkable, decimating work of reporting by award-winning journalist and priest Cristina Rathbone about asylum seekers trapped at a port of entry to the US: the trauma they […]