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Welcome
Each month, we share news of CDSP's students, faculty, alumni and campus life. We welcome your news, ideas and suggestions via email to Patrick Delahunt. Thank you, as always, for your support of CDSP. |
CDSP: Where the Church Meets the World
New video aimed at prospective students features students, faculty
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Our new video tells students who are thinking about residential theological education what it's like to study, pray and live at CDSP. Watch it on Vimeo and YouTube and share it widely!
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#CDSPGivingTuesday on December 2
On December 2, students at CDSP will support a growing online giving initiative called Giving Tuesday. Our goal is to create the single biggest day of online giving in CDSP's history!
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See CDSP
Visit campus on February 4-6 and March 11-13, 2015
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When students visit the only Episcopal seminary west of the Rockies, they can attend classes, join the community for common worship in All Saints Chapel, experience Thursday Community Nights with evening Eucharist, share meals and conversation and explore the richness of ecumenical life on Holy Hill.
Visiting campus during See CDSP is also a perfect opportunity to learn more about our newest programs, including a low-residence master of divinity option and the new online master of theological studies and certificate of theological studies.
Learn more online or talk with the Rev. Andrew Hybl, director of recruitment and admissions at 510.204.0715 or via email to arrange a visit.
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Crossings on Women in Ministry, Ferguson
CDSP's semi-annual magazine arriving soon 
The Fall 2014 issue of Crossings will be arriving in mailboxes soon. Look for your copy to read more about Professor Jenny Te Paa-Daniels's course on women in ministry, thoughts on Ferguson by the Rev. Edwin D. Johnson '10, the Rev. Kirsten Snow Spalding '12 and her work in Bosnia, and President Mark Richardson's reflections on faith and science. You can also read Crossings on our website. Not on the mailing list? Email communications@cdsp.edu to update us with your mailing address, email, and latest news. |
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Women in Ministry Celebration
November 6 celebration draws greetings from across Anglican Communion
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Daily Prayer for All Seasons Forum on December 4
New daily office for our time includes CDSP contributors
 "Daily Prayer for All Seasons," a new single-volume daily office from Church Publishing, was compiled by a diverse group of pastors, teachers and spiritual leaders across the Episcopal Church at the direction of General Convention.
Members of the CDSP community who contributed to "Daily Prayer for All Seasons" include Academic Dean Ruth Meyers, Profesor Emeritus Louis Weil, DMin student Paul Fromberg, Sam Dessórdi Leite (MDiv '10, DMin '13), Ernesto Medina (MDiv '88) and Julia Wakelee-Lynch ('03).
Join us at CDSP on December 4 for a forum about the creation and use of "Daily Prayer for All Seasons" including a panel of "Daily Prayer for All Seasons" contributors including: the Rev. Julia McCray-Goldsmith (CAS '14), the Rev. Julie Wakelee-Lynch ('03), Professor Emeritus Louis Weil, and Academic Dean Ruth Meyers. Learn more about the program.
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Director of Extended Learning Position Now Open
Apply by December 1
CDSP has announced a search for a director of extended learning who will also have a half-time faculty appointment in practical theology.
The Director of Extended Learning will build upon the strengths of the established Center for Anglican Learning and Leadership (CALL) and expand its offerings in exciting ways, such as creating new programs of rigorous theological education for those serving in lay or ordained ministry and working with dioceses that are developing alternative paths for preparing congregational leaders," reads the job description.
Applications should be submitted by December 1.
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Community News
The Rev. Andrea Baker '10, a U.S. Army Reserve chaplain, has returned home from a seven-month tour of duty in Afghanistan. See the story on Sacramento station KCRA and learn about Zac, Andrea's ministry dog who made the trip home with her.
The Very Rev. Justin P. Chapman '08 was installed as the 19th dean of the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour in Faribault, Minnesota on November 13, and the Very Rev. Paul J. Lebens-Englund '04, was installed as the seventh dean of St. Mark's Cathedral in Minneapolis on November 2. Read more in Episcopal News Service.
The Rev. Gia Hayes Martin '10, rector of St. Bede's Episcopal Church in Menlo Park, California, is featured in a profile published on InMenlo.
The Rev. Phillip A. Jackson has been called as vicar of Trinity Wall Street. Read more.
The Rev. Monica Whitaker '14 has been invited to participate in the Association of Theological Schools' "Consultation for Students & Recent Graduates of the Preparing for 2040 Schools" in March 2015.
Faculty Notes
 Academic Dean Ruth Meyers's new book, "For the Common Good: Missional Worship for the Sake of the World," has been published by William B. Eerdmans. Stephen B. Bevans, SVD, who is Louis J. Luzbetak, SVD Professor of Mission and Culture at the Catholic Theological Union, writes "Ruth Meyers has distilled several decades of teaching, pastoral experience, scholarship, and personal reflection, and offers her readers in these pages a wonderful, faith-filled meditation on the missional heart of worship. 'For the Common Good' is a new classic--in liturgical studies and in missiology as well."
Professor Marion Grau gave a presentation titled "Anointed with Oil: A Messianic Critique of Petroleum Economies" at the Society of Anglican and Lutheran Theologians which meets concurrently with the American Academy of Religion in San Diego.
Professor Brad Burroughs gave a three-week course on "Gospel Economics" at All Souls Episcopal Church in Berkeley. Learn more.
News to share? Please email us.
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On November 6, more than 100 people gathered at CDSP to celebrate the 
