Found Object Theology: How pulp sci-fi book covers can teach us how to write about God
The JoJos from left to right: Karen Larson (’12), LuAnn Sulimann (’11), Zoe Kuester (’11), Ruth C. MacKenzie (’11) and Jackie Falk (’12)
On Tuesday September 21, 2021, United professor Jennifer Awes Freeman shared an overview of her new book, The Good Shepherd: Image, Meaning, and Power, with the Arts Lunch. The book traces the motif o[...]
As incoming students get ready to embark on their seminary journey this fall, faculty members took a moment to consider books they read at the beginning of their journey, or books they wish they’d rea[...]
The following prayer/liturgical reading is by local artist, educator, United staff member, and 2020 alum Max Brumberg-Kraus. It is inspired by Gilbert Baker's original rainbow flag design for Pride. A[...]
If you’ve had class with me anytime in the last six months, you may remember my asking you to remember the “Sanaa 6”in your prayers. These were a group of six Bahá’ís in prison in Houthi-held Sanaa, o[...]
Claude Monet, Three Paintings from Rouen Cathedral Series, 1892-1894.
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