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Join us for the APARRI Reception/Happy Hour at D16 (955 Boylston Street Unit A in Boston). Please RSVP by Nov 16 if possible here:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwrYoPSgSxXS-D7YV1R6krLIZr0FWUlVw-KntsTPy3p_HtpQ/viewform?usp=dialog. Learn more about us here: https://aparri.org/.
Sunday, November 23
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
UPSem invites alumni, friends, faculty, and students to a cocktail reception. We look forward to enjoying this annual event with you!
To RSVP and receive venue information, please contact sarah.amick@upsem.edu.
Korean North American Theology Book Review
Nov. 23 5:30-6:30
Moderator: Tim Lee (Brite/TCU)
Book Review: Peter Phan (Georgetown U) Christianity and Migration: A THEOLOGY OF MIGRATION FOR OUR AGE (Oxford, 25)
Responder: Hee An Choi (Boston U)
Aizaiah Yong (Collegeville Institute) Trauma and Renewal: Toward Holistic Transformation (Orbis,25)
Responder: Kristine Chong (Independent Scholar)
This is the annual lecture of the American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, the affiliated journal of the Institute for American Religious and Philosophical Thought. The lecture is given by Professor Monica Coleman of the University of Delaware. It begins at 6pm.
2025 marks two anniversaries: 75 years of publishing at the journal CrossCurrents and 25 years at KtB (Killing the Buddha). While these two publishing venues are separate, they are linked in the ways they have attempted to bring critical, creative, and compassionate writing about religion to a general public. Both have worked to advance critical takes on religious life, with interests in social justice, just as they have highlighted the importance of creative writing and querying the divide between insiders and outsiders.
This event will bring together former writers from the two publications who will offer their own insights on the ways creative and critical perspectives can be fused for the public good.
Invitation-only banquet for scholars and friends of the "Shared Sacred Story" Project
Cambridge and Oxford Joint Reception. Alumni and potential applicants are especially welcome. Drinks and light snacks will be provided.
The Department of Theology from the University of Notre Dame welcomes students, alumni, and friends to join us for a reception.
Alumni, faculty, students, and colleagues are warmly invited to join the Vanderbilt Divinity School reception.
Please join Gregory E. Sterling, Dean of Yale Divinity School, for a gathering of alumni, faculty, students, and colleagues.
