Charlotte McAdams, MTS candidate, left, seated with two other students from "The Spiritual Lives of Leaders" class.

The Soul of Harvard

February 14, 2022

Charlotte McAdams, MTS candidate, reflects on her participation in the January Term course “The Spiritual Lives of Leaders”... Read more about The Soul of Harvard

A Way to Forgive Debts and Leave Fields Fallow — Even if You’re Not a Farmer in Israel

February 11, 2022

Jessica Rosenberg, MDiv '20, has sprinkled pieces of relevant text, in both Hebrew and English, throughout a new exhibit at the Osher Marin JCC in the Bay Area to root the artists’ thematic explorations to their biblical basis.

Are Today’s Seminarians Tomorrow’s Corporate Leaders?

February 11, 2022

“The skills that ministers bring to their work are the skills that business schools desire to give to their students, and that CEOs want. They want empathy, connectivity with others, active listening,” said Karim Hutson, MDiv '08.

The Fifth Year of Short Intensive Programs (SIPs) at HBS

February 10, 2022

"The Spiritual Lives of Leaders," co-taught by HBS Professors Derek van Bever, MDiv '11, and John Brown, HDS Practitioner in Residence in Religion, Business Ethics, and the Economic Order, aimed to ignite conversations and an investigation into the deeper motivations of business leaders—the development of their values and sense of purpose, and the role of spirituality and faith in forming their leadership style.

Dibinga wa Said, MDiv ’70, ThM ’71, ThD ’79

Remembering Rev. Dr. Dibinga wa Said

February 9, 2022

In recognition of Black History Month, Harvard Divinity School takes a look back at the distinguished career and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Dibinga wa Said, MDiv ’70, ThM ’71, ThD ’79.... Read more about Remembering Rev. Dr. Dibinga wa Said

Meet Harvard’s 2022 Beijing Olympians

February 3, 2022

The heroes of the Marvel Universe have nothing on Dan Cnossen, MTS '18, MPA '16. The 2002 Annapolis graduate and Navy Seal platoon commander can claim a Purple Heart, a Bronze Star with Valor, and six Paralympic medals. He has earned two graduate degrees and, at age 41, is competing in his third Paralympic Games.

For Black LGBTQ Christians, Storytelling Is a Tool of Resilience

January 27, 2022

In the year since starting Pride in the Pews, Don Abram, MDiv '19, has interviewed people from across the country, ages 22 to 85, each with a unique relationship with the Black church. Driven by a deep love for both the Gospel and the Black church’s legacy of social justice, Mr. Abram aims to mine their stories for insights that can help congregations become more welcoming toward LGBTQ members.

MLK Day Forum Asks How Racial Climate Is Changing Gloucester

January 12, 2022

Gaily Seavey, MDiv '90, will participate in a forum "The Racial Climate in Gloucester: What Lies Ahead," for an upcoming observance for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Martin Luther King Jr. Remembered as Twelfth Baptist Church Honors Wu with MLK Legacy Award

January 9, 2022

The Rev. Willie Bodrick II, MDiv '14, senior pastor at the Twelfth Baptist Church in Roxbury, stood at the pulpit Sunday and recalled the first time he met Michelle Wu a decade ago. The two were graduate students at Harvard—Wu in law school and Bodrick at the divinity school—when they took a class with renowned Harvard Law Professor Charles Ogletree. One day after class, Ogletree introduced Bodrick to Wu, telling them, “You all should get to know each other.”

Rev. Liz Walker Gives Final Sermon as Pastor at Roxbury Presbyterian Church

December 26, 2021

“I did the best I could and tried to be a part of a healing movement,” said the Rev. Liz Walker, MDiv '05. “Our world is in desperate need of healing.”

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