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For New England evangelical leaders, Maine sermon reflects deepening rifts in the faith community

In the wake of a now-infamous sermon denying COVID-19′s threat, faith leaders contend with a divided evangelical movement. This article was originally published here, by The Boston Globe. When Maine pastor Todd Bell used a recent Sunday sermon to decry COVID-19 restrictions and dismiss the virus’s threat, just weeks after he officiated at a... More

BUSTH Announces Faculty Publications for September 2020

The School of Theology is pleased to announce the following faculty publications for the month of September 2020: Nicolette Manglos-Weber “Congregants and Citizens: Religion and Naturalization among US Immigrants,” International Migration Review 54:3 (2000), 674–706. Dana Robert “Sacred Music and Christian Transnationalism in 1920s–1930s China and Japan,” in Alexander Chow... More

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Mrs. Sara L. Kavich (STH ’62)

"Sara Guy Kavich passed away on August 2, 2020 after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease. Sara was born on February 21, 1934 in Austin, Minnesota, growing up on the farm with her parents, four brothers and her dear sister Jean. Sara graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in... More

Dr. Echol Lee Nix (STH ’00, GRS ’07)

In memoriam, Dean Moore writes: Echol Lee Nix, Jr. was a Boston University alum (STM 2000, PhD 2007) with heart of gold and unlimited potential. He came to Boston University with a BA from Morehouse College and an MDiv from Vanderbilt Divinity School. He completed his STM and then a PhD... More

Entering MDiv Student Named One of Boston’s Ten Outstanding Young Leaders by City Awake

September 2020 – New School of Theology (STH) student Omari Jahi Aarons has had a busy and exciting September. This week, he officially matriculated as a Master of Divinity student at STH, and he was recently named to the City Awake “Ten Outstanding Young Leaders” list, a list that is... More

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