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We need to have the interfaith community support us.” On March 8, 2017, in commemoration of International Women’s Day, Starr King School for the Ministry invited community civic leaders to present a symposium on the “Comfort Women”, one of the key issues in the global struggle for women’s rights. One of the greatest atrocities committed
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Our warmest congratulations to Adjunct Faculty member Rev. Tera Little, who was unanimously called as the settled minister of Throop Unitarian Universalist Church in Pasadena, CA on March 19, 2017. “We’ve had a wonderful last five years together, and I see the call as an affirmation of our work so far, not a culmination. They are
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Starr King School for the Ministry is pleased to recognize a recent accomplishment by Student Body Secretary, Nancy Reid-McKee. Last week Nancy was selected by the Unitarian Universalist Association to receive the 2016 White Memorial Scholarship. This annual award supports Unitarian Universalist Ministerial students from throughout the Western Regional District who show great potential for the ministry. “I was
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On Friday, April 14, 2017, Starr King students, graduates, faculty, staff, community members, and the mayor of Berkeley gathered in celebration and prayer for the opening of the Qal’bu Maryam Women’s Mosque, Northern California’s first women-led mosque and the second in the United States. Unlike the first, which was founded in 2015 in a Los Angeles interfaith
Dear Ones— We are all well aware of our dire national situation—we talk about it, and as a minister I have been preaching about it in venues all over the country. People across the political spectrum consider the election a major disruption to all that they know and have experienced. For some of us the