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Over the summer, the grandson of Dr. William S. Morgan – Mr. George Clark – reached out to us about donating his grandfather’s 122-year-old Beckwith player piano to the school. Dr. Morgan was involved with Starr King School for the Ministry beginning in 1910. He was a professor, secretary of the faculty, acting Dean between
About Som Pourfarzaneh, Ph.D. Dr. Som Pourfarzaneh is the Assistant Professor of Islamic and Digital Media Studies at Starr King School for the Ministry. He holds a Ph.D. in Cultural and Historical Studies of Religions from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA, and was part of the first cohort to graduate from Starr King’s
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Although some staff and faculty at Starr King have returned to working in their offices, all of our classes have continued to be fully online. Due to the omicron variant, all courses will begin the semester in an exclusively online format and will remain so until it is deemed feasible to gather in a physical
Field Education
This course begins with a discussion of recent historical developments in Unitarian Universalism and then extends back through time to the various antecedents of Unitarianism and Universalism in pre-Reformation Europe, all the way back to the early church and the Council of Nicea. Students will have the opportunity to explore Unitarian Universalist heritage, as well
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Starr King School for the Ministry has announced the creation of the Center for Multi-Religious Studies (CMRS), a premier hub for the academic and vocational exploration of multi-religious identity and practice. Officially launched during Starr King’s Annual Symposium on January 8, the Center’s mission is to further the study of multi- religious identities, practices, ritual
Dear Ones — I’m writing to share some bittersweet news. Jessica Cloud, our school’s Vice President for Advancement, is leaving Starr King for a new opportunity. On February 14, she’ll begin work as Vice President of Advancement at Coker University in Hartsville, South Carolina, a small liberal arts college with about 1,200 students. For the