Russell Myers ’85 M.Div., ’03 D.Min. is the author of “Because We Care: A Handbook for Chaplaincy in Emergency Medical Services,” published in 2021 by Gryphon’s Key Publishing. The book is written for people who are curious about the intersection of professional chaplaincy and emergency medical services, including leaders of EMS agencies who have a […]
Lee Ann M. Pomrenke ’05 M.Div. is the author of “Embodied: Clergy Women and the Solidarity of a Mothering God,” published in 2020 by Church Publishing Inc. The book explores the issues clergy mothers face and the solidarity that they can find in God. Pomrenke touches on experiences shared by many clergy mothers, including waiting […]
This June, we graduated 128 students—well-trained, faithful leaders who are stepping into vocations of service all around the globe. These graduates are the next generation’s pastors, teachers, and faithful innovators, called and sent by the Holy Spirit to witness to salvation through Jesus Christ and to serve in God’s world. Where will their vocational journeys […]
Professor Emerita Mary Jane Haemig is one of the editors of “Minister’s Prayer Book: An Order of Prayers and Readings, Revised Edition,” published in 2020 by Fortress Press. This edition, the first revision of this 1959 classic since 1986, includes a more diverse selection of voices than previous editions. The book contains an order of […]
In Paul’s letter to the Phillipians he writes, “Keep on doing the things that you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, and the God of peace will be with you.” (Philippians 4:9) Over the past couple of months, it’s been difficult not to reflect on everything we’ve experienced since that fateful […]
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be in the Easter season, celebrating the joy of Christ’s resurrection. May the grace, peace, and hope of Jesus be with you. Of course, that’s easier said than done. Our society is in the midst of a particularly polarized period, punctuated by hostility and anger. There is war and […]