by David Penn One of my former discussion group students asked me to write for the Prophet about what it’s like being a Teaching Fellow at STH. That was, I admit, before the presidential election happened, which, since that was months ago now, says something about what it’s like being a TF. It was a…
by Zachary J. Taylor Personally, I find myself wondering how God will use me in my brokenness. It isn’t easy to wake up in the morning and not feel anxious even though I shouldn’t be anxious about anything. My day is always structured, and if I keep to that structure, then I avoid any chance…
On Saturday, January 21st, a group of students met at Boston Common to join in the Women’s March. Here are some of their reflections and responses to the day. “I had the opportunity to participate in the Women’s March in Boston. I gave it some thought the morning of about what it meant. Here…
a reflection by Kate Froehlich
The African American Dean of Marsh Chapel at Boston University from 1953-1965 was The Rev. Dr. Howard Thurman. He wrote the poem “I Will Light Candles This Christmas.” Here is an excerpt: When the song of the angels is stilled, When the star in the sky is gone, When the kings and princes are home,…
by Sarah Keough
When words fail, we turn to art to express our deepest fears. On the morning of November 8, 2016, Anastasia Kidd, Shelly Rambo, and Jenny Knust led members of the community at the School of Theology in a time of reflection and response. We sang songs, reflected on the election, shared our concerns, read poetry,…
