United Statement on Chauvin Trial Verdict
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities is relieved by the murder conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin. It is important that he is held accountable for his callous actions in killi[...]
Among my progressive Baptist friends, we have a saying about identity: “I am a Jimmy Carter kind of Baptist.” Deeply Christian, he was unwaveringly comm[...]
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities is relieved by the murder conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin. It is important that he is held accountable for his callous actions in killi[...]
On Friday April 16, United students and professor Dr. Justin Sabia-Tanis attended a virtual call with a staff member from Rep. Betty McCullom's office, coordinated by Minnesota Interfaith Power & [...]
As a seminary located in the Twin Cities, our communities have been anticipating the verdict in the Derek Chauvin Trial. Meanwhile, we are also mourning and responding to the killing of Daunte Wright [...]
The community of United Seminary of the Twin Cities mourns the death of Daunte Wright, yet another Black man shot and killed in the long trajectory of deaths at the hands of law enforcement in this co[...]
The Stations of the Cross is a Catholic devotion that commemorates fourteen images or stations from the last day of Jesus’ life. Participants meditate on each station and may recite specific prayers. [...]
The United community is heartbroken and outraged by the recent killings in Atlanta. These hate crimes expose the systemic violence against Asian-Americans, which has continued to grow in the shadow of[...]
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