Tag: Faculty News
Feasting on Abundant Love
By Benjamin Perry
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Learning Without Borders
Students enter the Garrett classroom from across the world
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Faithful Preaching for Our Times
Celebrating 20 Years of the Styberg Preaching Institute
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Holy Echoes
Rev. Dr. Ruth Duck’s legacy reverberates throughout the world she changed
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Planting Sabbath
Biblical rest demands a different relationship with the Earth and one another “You can’t be Christian unless you’re taking care […]
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Via Crucis Belongs to the Community
On Good Friday, join the 48th annual procession in Pilsen For 48 years, Good Friday has brought thousands to Chicago’s […]
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A Beautiful Spirit
Dr. Brian Bantum and his students discuss art’s theological role “Theology is a story that we tell. That doesn’t make […]
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A History for Liberation
Let’s Talk Globally Discusses Colonization in Puerto Rico At 5:30 a.m. on New Year’s Eve, nearly every household in Puerto […]
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Good News for Painful Times
A Conversation with Rev. Dr. Gennifer Benjamin Brooks “Pastors shoulder a big burden, but guess what? That’s what you signed […]
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Ruth C. Duck: Theologian, poet and hymnist.
Ruth Carolyn Duck died peacefully from pneumonia on December 26 with loved ones near her. Born in Washington D.C. on […]
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Intimate Community of Global Perspectives
A Reflection on the Fall 2024 Let’s Talk Globally Sessions Emotional proximity is one of seminary education’s hallmark features. The […]
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Advent Hope for a Fearful World
A Conversation with Dr. K.-K. Yeo When the world is wrapped in tatters, not tinsel, part of our duty as […]
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Homecoming 2024
Join us at Homecoming 2024 as we celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Center for Asian/Asian American Ministry (CAAM). For […]
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Statement from the Hispanic-Latinx Center on Recent Disparaging Comments About Puerto Rico
The long-standing impact of U.S. imperialism continues to negatively affect the lives of citizens both within and beyond its borders. […]
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We Follow an Embodied Christ
An Interview with Dr. Nancy Bedford “There is no abstract Christ.” As I talk with Dr. Nancy Bedford, Georgia Harkness […]
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Liturgy in an Age of Distraction
An interview with Dr. E Byron Anderson On Monday, October 7, 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. ET, Dr. E. Byron (Ron) […]
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Fresh Spirit in Historic Halls
Garrett Seminary leads boldly at the 15th Annual Oxford Institute By Benjamin Perry A historic change is transforming the Methodist/Wesleyan […]
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Upcoming Book Tour for Antiracism as Daily Practice
New YorkFierce Love and Antiracist Practice: A Conversation with the Rev. Drs. Jacqui Lewis and Jennifer HarveyJuly 15, 2024 – […]
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Queering is a Process, Not a Destination
A Conversation with Dr. Kate Ott and members of the Queer Theoethics Class In her article, “Taking Children’s Moral Lives […]
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For What Are We Freed?
A Conversation with Rev. Dr. Reggie Blount Juneteenth 2024 falls amid a broad assault on basic rights within the United […]
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Queerness Demands Antiracism
A Conversation with Dr. Rolf Nolasco and Dr. Jennifer Harvey By Benjamin Perry “It’s not a well-kept secret that queer […]
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Building Partnerships for La Lucha
Garrett Seminary Hires a New Director of the Hispanic/Latinx Center We are thrilled to announce Dr. Emma Arely Escobar as […]
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New Life in Old Connections
Lessons from Garrett’s Delegation to South Korea “Rather than attempting to ‘convert’ the Ethiopian to his way of being, his […]
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