Alumni/ae Publications

A Hero/Heroine’s Journey: A Road Map to Trauma Healing by Rev. Federico G. Carmona (STH’02,’08) Published on Counseling Today

This article was originally published by American Counseling Association in the July 2021 issue of its flagship publication Counseling Today. It is also published online by the same institution on July 8, 2021 and can be found here.  Federico Carmona is a certified clinical trauma professional working as a trauma therapist at Peace Over Violence in Los […]

Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, Ph.D. (STH’76) published “Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World?”

Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World? by Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, Ph.D., examines a future that includes public disclosure of UFOs and extraterrestrials within advancing non-human artificial reality. Hardcastle Wright emphasizes Exoconsciousness, an ancient and innate human ability to connect, communicate, and co-create with extraterrestrials and multidimensional beings. As founder and […]

Alumna Dr. Nancy Hayes Kilgore (STH ’93) authors Bitter Magic

The full press release was originally published: Bitter Magic press release BITTER MAGIC a novel by Nancy Hayes Kilgore Nancy Hayes Kilgore’s powerful new novel, BITTER MAGIC (Milford House, an imprint of Sunbury Press, pub. date August 10th), is based on the life of Isobel Gowdie, who confessed to witchcraft in Scotland in 1662. During […]

Author Stephen Finlan (STH ’13) recently published Salvation Not Purchased: Overcoming the Ransom Idea to Rediscover the Original Gospel Teaching

Dr. Finlan notes that his book Salvation Not Purchased: Overcoming the Ransom Idea to Rediscover the Original Gospel Teaching (Cascade Books, 2020) “challenges the belief that God required payment in blood before salvation could be offered.” “Passionately rejecting those aspects of traditional atonement theory that implicitly turn God into a severe, sacrifice-demanding Father, and instead, pointing […]

Rev. Mary Scifres (STH’91) and Rev. B.J. Beu (STH’90) publish “Planning Your Wedding” and “Planning Your LGBTQ Wedding”

Planning Your Wedding and Planning Your LGBTQ Wedding contain all the elements in standard marriage ceremonies, but so much more. You will find poems of passionate love, Rituals of Union (unity candle ceremonies, sand ceremonies, wine ceremonies, even Celtic rituals like “Tying the Knot”), Blessing of the Hands and more. But above all, you will understand what each […]