Episcopal Divinity School

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Episcopal Divinity School’s podcast features theologians, faith leaders, educators, and community organizers working at the intersection of faith and justice in the ever-changing world of theological education.

18/11/2024

The Church’s Role in Indian Residential Schools and a Path to Reconciliation with Dr. Anton Treuer

Much of what defines religion in the United States today can be traced back to its historical and contemporary relationship with indigenous peoples. One of the most traumatic chapters in the history of this relationship is that of Indian residential schools. For more than 100 years, indigenous children were sent away from their homes, their families, and their cultures to be "re-educated" in environments that were often neglectful, violent, hostile, and even deadly. Many of these 400 schools across 37 states were run by churches. Join the Rev. Steven Paulikas, Rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church in Brooklyn, New York and our expert guest, Dr. Anton Treuer, Professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University and author of over 20 books, to learn more about both the intergenerational trauma caused by Indian residential schools, and what churches can do to bring about reconciliation and healing. This special episode is being released by Episcopal Divinity School to mark Native American Heritage Month.

36 min
23/10/2024

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with Bishop Matt Heyd

In this episode, the Very Rev. Lydia Kelsey Bucklin interviews the Rt. Rev. Matthew Heyd, Bishop of the Diocese of New York and Vice Chair of the EDS Board of Trustees. Bishop Heyd reflects on the Episcopal Church's pivotal moment where the message of announcing a new age, rooted in love and grace, is more vital than ever. He also discusses the need for transformation in leadership and how we must rethink the way we form leaders to build the beloved community.

13 min
16/10/2024

For Such a Time as This: Liberating Theological Education with the Rev. Nancy Frausto

In this episode, the Very Rev. Lydia Kelsey Bucklin interviews Rev. Nancy Frausto, Director of Latinx Studies and Lecturer in Multicultural Ministry at the Seminary of the Southwest. They discuss the essential role of Latinx ministry in the Episcopal Church, focusing on Nancy's work with students called to this ministry and the required January-term course on immigration issues. Rev. Frausto emphasizes the need for creativity and adaptability in ministry, urging future leaders to think beyond traditional church boundaries to engage meaningfully with the evolving needs of their communities.

11 min
09/10/2024

For Such a Time As This: Church Planting and New Community Building with The Rev. Katie Nakamura Rengers

In this third episode of our podcast series, the Very Rev. Lydia Kelsey Bucklin sits down with The Rev. Katie Nakamura Rengers, staff officer for church planting within The Episcopal Church. Together, they explore the evolving culture of church planting and how new Christian communities are being formed in ways that break from traditional models. From innovative worship gatherings to grassroots community initiatives, Katie shares how these fresh expressions of faith are meeting the spiritual needs of today’s world, inviting listeners to reimagine what it means to “plant a church” in the 21st century.

22 min
02/10/2024

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with the Rev. Dr. Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook

In this second episode of our podcast series, the Very Rev. Lydia Kelsey Bucklin speaks with Rev. Dr. Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook, historiographer of The Episcopal Church and former Episcopal Divinity School professor, about the legacy of EDS and its predecessors, Episcopal Theological School (ETS) and Philadelphia Divinity School (PDS). They explore the history, social justice focus, and ecumenical vision of these institutions, highlighting their lasting impact on theological education.

34 min
25/09/2024

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with Dr. Kwok Pui Lan

In this episode, EDS' new President and Dean Lydia Kelsey Bucklin speaks with Dr. Kwok Pui-lan, recently retired professor of Systematic Theology at Emory Candler School of Divinity and a distinguished scholar who taught for 25 years at the Episcopal Divinity School. Dr. Pui-lan is widely recognized for her work in feminist theology, postcolonial theology, and Asian theology. President Bucklin and and Dr. Pui-lan discuss the future of theological education.

17 min
05/08/2024

Leading the Way: A Conversation with Kelly Brown Douglas and Lydia Kelsey Bucklin

Join us for a compelling episode of Just Conversations as we welcome Lydia Kelsey Bucklin, the incoming president and dean of Episcopal Divinity School (EDS). In this special conversation, former president Kelly Brown Douglas sits down with Lydia to discuss the significance of women's leadership at this time in the Church, the importance of passing the baton to the next generation, and Lydia's inspiring vision for the future of theological education in the Episcopal Church.

20 min
26/06/2024

Leading Voices: EDS at General Convention with Bishop Anderson Jeremiah

Welcome to Episcopal Divinity School’s new podcast mini-series: Leading Voices: EDS at General Convention. In today’s episode, EDS Interim President the Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas is joined by Bishop Anderson Jeremiah, Bishop of Edmonton in the Diocese of London. Together, they discuss the significance of Bishop Anderson's recent consecration, decolonizing Christianity, and the importance of theological education. Bishop Anderson Jeremiah is a Globally recognised Anglican Theologian with research interests in the lived facet of World Christianity, and its theological, political, and missional engagement in the wider society. He is deeply passionate about social and environmental justice as a Gospel imperative. His passion for working towards justice and peace as central to Christian Discipleship stems from his lived experience as a Dalit Christian. Learn more about Bishop Anderson Jeremiah here. This episode is a part of EDS’ podcast mini-series: Leading Voices: EDS at General Convention. This podcast will feature Interim President Douglas in conversation with a range of bishops as they address the pressing challenges facing the church today and the role of theological education and formation in equipping faith leaders to face these challenges. To learn more about the Episcopal Divinity School, please visit our website at eds.edu.

33 min

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I know what it means to be Washed in the blood of the lamb after hearing this conversation. Thank you. Bonnie Anderson

Episcopal Divinity School’s podcast features theologians, faith leaders, educators, and community organizers working at the intersection of faith and justice in the ever-changing world of theological education.

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The Church’s Role in Indian Residential Schools and a Path to Reconciliation with Dr. Anton Treuer

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with Bishop Matt Heyd

For Such a Time as This: Liberating Theological Education with the Rev. Nancy Frausto

For Such a Time As This: Church Planting and New Community Building with The Rev. Katie Nakamura Rengers

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with the Rev. Dr. Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with Dr. Kwok Pui Lan

Leading the Way: A Conversation with Kelly Brown Douglas and Lydia Kelsey Bucklin

Leading Voices: EDS at General Convention with Bishop Anderson Jeremiah

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Trailer: Just Conversations During General Convention

EDS at Union NOW Teaser

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The Church’s Role in Indian Residential Schools and a Path to Reconciliation with Dr. Anton Treuer

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with Bishop Matt Heyd

For Such a Time as This: Liberating Theological Education with the Rev. Nancy Frausto

For Such a Time As This: Church Planting and New Community Building with The Rev. Katie Nakamura Rengers

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with the Rev. Dr. Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook

For Such a Time As This: Liberating Theological Education with Dr. Kwok Pui Lan

Leading the Way: A Conversation with Kelly Brown Douglas and Lydia Kelsey Bucklin

Leading Voices: EDS at General Convention with Bishop Anderson Jeremiah

Bande-annonce

Trailer: Just Conversations During General Convention

EDS at Union NOW Teaser

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