HDS Alumna Is First Parish Church's New Assistant Minister
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First Parish Church in Milton, Mass., has announced the hiring of Rev. Molly Housh Gordon, MDiv '10, as its new assistant minister.
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Humans of HDS: Importance of Working Together
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HDS alumna Kristen Lovett on the importance of working together and avoiding the binaries that leave too many people out of the collective framework.
Charles Collier, MTS ’73, 2015 Gomes Honoree
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Charles Collier, MTS ’73, is a longtime philanthropic advisor at Harvard, an advocate for Alzheimer's Disease research and treatment, and now a 2015 Gomes Honoree.
'Still Point': A Meditation On Mothering A Dying Child
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Emily Rapp, MTS '00, was interviewed by Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air about the memoir she has written out of her experience mothering a dying son.
HDS Alum Helps Revolutionize Obama Campaign's Ground Game
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The New Yorker writes about President Obama's 2012 re-election campaign and how Jeremy Bird, MTS '02, was a key member of the effort.
HDS Grad Wins $50,000 Whiting Prize
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C.E. Morgan is among 10 emerging authors selected as winners of the $50,000 Whiting Writers' Awards for showing "exceptional talent and promise."
HDS Alumna Named Dean of Seminary of the Southwest
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HDS alumna Cynthia Briggs Kittredge has been selected to lead the Seminary of the Southwest as its eighth dean and president.
HDS Alumna Robin Coste Lewis Wins National Book Award
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This year's National Book Award for Poetry went to poet Robin Coste Lewis, MTS '97, for her book "Voyage of the Sable Venus."
Fiction Writing and the Religious Imagination
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On Wednesday, April 20, at 5:15 pm, in the CSWR Common Room, Joseph Roccasalvo, author and graduate school mentor, will offer his lecture "Fiction Writing & the Religious Imagination, or How to Write a Spiritual Thriller."
Millennials, Spirituality, and New Venues
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Ministry Innovation Fellow Casper ter Kuile shares his honest opinion on the changing shape of American religion and how millennials are creating new forms of spiritual community.
Humans of HDS: Serendipitous Encounters
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“Recently, I have realized that, at the bottom of everything, I came to the study of South Asian religion and Indian philosophy because I couldn’t imagine not reading Sanskrit every day.”— Eliot Davenport, MTS '18
Tours That Offer so Much More Than a Chance to Walk in an Author’s Shoes
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Professor Stephanie Paulsell and alum Vanessa Zoltan recently led a weeklong expedition in England to study Virginia Woolf’s "To the Lighthouse."