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STH Weekly Worship
Wednesdays
11:10 - 12:00 pm
Marsh Chapel
January 25 - WORSHIP
Andrew Kjorlaug, MDIV Student, preaching
February 1 - EUCHARIST
The Association of Black Seminarians & Rev. Brandon Thomas Crowley, PHD Student and Senior Pastor of Myrtle Baptist Church, Newton, preaching
Have a prayer request?
Submit it to the Worship Team at: http://www.bu.edu/sth/student-community-life/worship/prayer-request-form/
You can indicate whether you would like your prayer request held and prayed for in confidence or prayed aloud during Community Worship.
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Spiritual Life Office
Daily Morning Prayer
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 8:20 am Hartman Rm. B-23
(during Muelder Chapel remodeling)
Begin your day with prayer, song, scripture, and fellowship. A light breakfast is served. To volunteer your leadership contact Mary Little:littlemv@bu.edu
Bible Study
"Living Faith as a Verb" Tuesdays, 11:30-12:30 Room 325
This study will explore biblical "fruits of the spirit," encouraging the flourishing of these fruits in our own lives.
Contact Hannah Rogers: hkrogers@bu.eduOpportunities from the Spiritual Life Office
Please take a look at the myriad possibilities for you to connect your academic and spiritual passions. From road trips to personal retreats to community retreats to prayer to spiritual direction, and more! |
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STHConnect
Want to be a better scholar, a better pastor, a better activist - a better you all around? Join a world class seminary community at STHConnect and benefit from all our members have to offer. We Want To Hear From You! Want to hear about something we haven't covered yet? Send us an email at sthcon@bu.edu. We'll put the word out to the STH community, including students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends, to find someone to start you in the right direction.
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BU Bridge Project Nearly Finished
Two new lane configurations being tested
At last. After more than two years of traffic-tangling renovations, the BU Bridge now has bike lanes, and two experimental reconfigurations of auto traffic will be test-driven between now and summer on the crucial Calvin Coolidge-era artery. |
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All submissions for the Collegium must be sent to the Office of Student Affairs (vp@bu.edu) by noon every Thursday in order to appear in the next edition. Please include the title of your event, the date, the time, and the location as well as a one to five sentence blurb about your event.
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STH Library Instruction Sessions
The School of Theology library staff will be providing instructional sessions on the new discovery tool, Primo, next week in the Room 209, the library's electronic classroom. This new tool will replace the current library catalog by the end of the semester (and perhaps before!) so it's a good time to become familiar with it. The first four sessions will be as follows:
Tuesday, January 24th at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm
Thursday, January 26th at 1:00 pm
Friday, January 27th at 11:00 am.
The sessions will last about 30 minutes. If you have questions, please contact Jim Skypeck at 617-353-5357 or at jrsky@bu.edu.
James R Skypeck, MA, MLIS
Head of Public Services
Boston University School of Theology Library
jrsky@bu.edu
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 Connexion Information Session
Wednesday, January 253:00 p.m.
STH Rm. 325
Connexion, a missional community of the United Methodist Church where all God's children are embraced, invites you to an information session about our student opportunities on Wednesday, January 25 at 3:00 PM in the Faculty Lounge (Room 325). We're looking for ministry residents (paid with the possibility of housing) and interns for summer and the academic year. All degree programs are welcome to come hear how you can play a part in the exciting vision for re-launching this historic ministry in Somerville. For more information, check out our website:connexionumc.org |
 Feminism and Religion Blog
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 STH "Beside Still Waters" Weekend Retreat
February 17-19, 2012Rolling Ridge Retreat Center
Join a spirited community of 25 for a weekend adventure. Luxuriate in quiet time beside the still waters of our lovely Retreat Center. Enjoy community time as we explore the gift of Psalm 23 in our lives.
Walk a labyrinth, take a nap, get some work done (if you must!), make new friends, eat great food, and be inspired. All STH students, staff, administrators, faculty, and spouses/partners most welcome. See fliers for more detailed information; contact Robin Olson at rolson@bu.edu. Kindly register by February 8th.
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Retreat Info Packet |
Other Special Events of Interest to You
The African American Studies Fall 2011 Lectures and Special Events
- Monthly News and Events from the Schools of the Boston Theological Institute
The Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs is a center for research, publication, and education on one of the most important questions in the contemporary world: How does culture affect economic and political developments world-wide? Specifically, how does religion impact international affairs? Since its inception in 1985, CURA has sought to discover, trace, and analyze the connection between culture, economics, politics, and globalization. We have conducted research projects on every continent except Australia, and these projects have resulted in publications that have become major points of reference on their topics. In a dynamic and modernizing world, CURA's ultimate agenda is to further global understanding and communication.
2011 - 2012 Muslim Women and the Challenge of Authority Lecture Series to be held at the Boston University Institute on Culture, Religion, and World Affairs in Brookline, MA.
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