Welcoming New Faces to the Mountain
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The quiet days of summer have ended—Hamilton Hall is buzzing again with busy students! On Tuesday, August 23, 27 excited MDiv., MA, and DAS candidates celebrated their School of Theology matriculation. They represent 15 dioceses and hail from 13 states and two foreign countries. Your generosity brought them here! On average, they received $22,750 in financial aid. Our total amount of aid awarded for this academic year is $1.7 million. Your continued support helps to remove financial barriers and allows seminarians to pursue their calling without accumulating burdensome debt. Click the button below to support this talented group!
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You Came Through in FY22! Thank You!
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Remembering Our Community
In the program for our Alumni Lectures Eucharist, we will recognize School of Theology alumni who have passed away within the last year. We'll also commemorate these community members during our All Souls' Day service on November 2. To contribute names to our memorial list, please reach out to Jesse Anna Bornemann, assistant director of development and alumni relations, at jabornem@sewanee.edu.
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Job Opportunities
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- Rector, Christ Episcopal Church, Valdosta, GA
- Communications Coordinator, Diocese of Springfield, Springfield, IL
- Associate Rector, St. James' Episcopal Church, Jackson, MS
- Diocesan Missioner for Youth Ministry, Diocese of West Missouri, Kansas City, MO
- Assistant Priest, Trinity Episcopal Church, Easton, PA
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- On September 27, the School of Theology's Thriving in Ministry program will also launch a small-group, continuing education experience for LGBTQ+ clergy. Participants will engage in two in-person meetings in Sewanee and seven, monthly digital community gatherings. Sessions will wrap up in May/June 2023. For more details, email the Rev. Giulianna Cappelletti Gray at gcgray@sewanee.edu.
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Notable
- The Rev. Dr. Stephen P. West, T'20, has authored Something Happens Here: Reclaiming the Distinctiveness of Wesley's Communion Spirituality in Times of Divisiveness (Wipf and Stock Publishers), which uses Wesley's communion theology as a lens to examine present-day United Methodism.
- The Historical Society of the Episcopal Church recently awarded the 2022 Nelson R. Burr Prize to the Rev. Dr. Benjamin King, professor of Christian history, associate dean for academic affairs, and director of advanced degrees.
- The Rev. Dr. Christopher Bryan, H'12, will publish Son of God with Oxford University Press this fall. His new book explores the phrase "son of God," examining its history, meaning, and early interpretation. Click here to check out his past theological publications!
- The Rev. Christopher Schwenk, T'22, has been selected for the inaugural cohort of the Trinity Leadership Fellows program conducted by Trinity Church Wall Street in New York, NY.
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Transitions
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| The Very Rev. Al Crumpton IV, T'11, was appointed by Bishop Frank S. Logue of the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia to be Dean of the Augusta Convocation.
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In Memoriam Rest eternal grant to them, O Lord; and let light perpetual shine upon them. *Click the photos to view obituaries.
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The Rev. Adrian Amaya, T'99
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The Rt. Rev. Charles L. Keyser, C'51, T'54, H'93
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The Very Rev. Fr. George Bull Salley, Jr., T'73
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