by Emily Ling I spent the summer of 2017 immersed in a contextual education internship at South Street Ministries in Akron, Ohio. Though involved in many aspects of South Street’s summer programming, my main areas of study were…
Category: Reflections
On Being a Teaching Fellow
by David Penn One of my former discussion group students asked me to write for the Prophet about what it’s … More
The Power of Weakness
by Zachary J. Taylor Personally, I find myself wondering how God will use me in my brokenness. It isn’t easy … More
Why We March: STH Students Respond to the Women’s March
On Saturday, January 21st, a group of students met at Boston Common to join in the Women’s March. Here are … More
The Election, God, Advent, and Figuring out Where the Light is
a reflection by Kate Froehlich
Pay Attention Now!
The African American Dean of Marsh Chapel at Boston University from 1953-1965 was The Rev. Dr. Howard Thurman. He wrote … More
Election Day: Responding with Poetry
When words fail, we turn to art to express our deepest fears. On the morning of November 8, 2016, Anastasia … More
How do you celebrate the dead?
by Anna Carro
What is Night Prayer?
a short reflection by Eli Wynn
“Night Prayer is an adaptation of a monastic service called Compline…”
