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Studying at Hartford Seminary
- Upcoming Admissions Information Sessions in March and April
- Program Profile: The International Ph.D. Program
- Program Profile and New Brochure: The Doctor of Ministry Program
- Course Schedule and Registration Form: Summer 2013
- Course Schedule and Registration Form: Fall 2013
- Religious Diversity Leadership Workshop in June, 2013
- View the 2012/2013 Catalogue
Upcoming Events at Hartford Seminary
Wednesday, April 24th 2013
By reading the woman Babylon’s text from a postcolonial womanist perspective, the Reverend Dr. Shanell T. Smith will highlight the woman Babylon’s simultaneous ambivalent identification as a “brothel slavewoman” and as an “empress/imperial city.” She will then discuss how the woman Babylon incites tension within her because she reflects ever so sharply her continual conflicting reality of being simultaneously a victim of, and participant in, empire. Certainly, by the looks of Hartford, she is not alone.
Faculty In The News
Professor Yahya Michot, Professor of Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations, spoke on "The Problem of Extremisms: Islam & the Ethics of Moderation" at a gathering of the Muslim Life Associaton at Princeton University. His lecture and subsequent question-and-answer session is available in two videos. Video 1 Video 2
Faculty Associate Lucinda Mosher has completed a new book, "Toward Our Mutual Flourishing: The Episcopal Church, Interreligious Relations, and Theologies of Religious Manyness." that will be available later this year. In this book, Mosher tells the story of The Episcopal Church's development of an official rationale for its ongoing engagement with religious diversity. At once a work of historical, moral, and practical theology, this volume contextualizes and explains what one church teaches about how religious difference may be interpreted in Christian terms. To order a copy of the book, click here. Cover
Professor Najib Awad, Associate Professor of Christian Theology, has published a new essay, "What has the Jerusalem of dogmatic to do with the Athens of context, or how should one do contextual theology?" Read essay
Faculty Talks
March 20
Miriam Therese Winter will be speaking at the
Women's Evening Retreat: 7:00 pm
"Faith-filled, Faithful, and Female:
Mary the Mother of Jesus and Women in the Church"
Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center, West Hartford, CT
April 13-14
Miriam Therese Winter will be speaking at the
Centre for Christian Studies
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Recipient of an Honorary Award: "Companion of the Center"
April 24
Miriam Therese Winter will be speaking at the
New Britain Area Interfaith Conference
7:00 pm - at First Congregational Church in New Britain
Theme: religion and spirituality
May 16-17
Miriam Therese Winter will be speaking at the
Scarritt-Bennett Center, Nashville, TN
"When Worlds Collide: Two Jersey Broads on Life, Love, and the Holy Spirit"
With Janis Ian (in concert), MT Winter (on quantum spirituality)
and Janis and MT onstage in a conversation moderated by John Siegenthaler
Our Latest Podcasts
Faculty Publication
Changing the Way Seminaries Teach: Pedagogies for Interfaith Dialogue, Edited by David Roozen and Heidi Hadsell, with contributions from Yehezkel Landau. More Information
What's happening at Hartford Seminary?
Upcoming admissions information sessions in March and April: Study at Hartford Seminary
Join us for one of five online and on-campus information sessions about our graduate programs in March and April. Whether you are starting on an academic path toward a Ph.D., studying for a particular career, seeking personal intellectual enrichment or interested in enhancing your religious commitment or your spirituality, we have the program for you.
President Heidi Hadsell Speaks on Christian Ethics at Conference in Iran
President Heidi Hadsell delivered a lecture on Protestant ethics and met with students at a research institute during a recent visit to Iran. She participated in the Esra International Foundation for Revealed Science’s International Conference on Ethics and Religions in Qom, Iran.
President Heidi Hadsell Discusses Hartford Seminary on Radio Program
President Heidi Hadsell appeared on the radio program “Rich Answers,” sponsored by the Conference of Churches (Hartford, CT) and Lite 100.5 WRCH, on Sunday, March 3. Hadsell discussed Hartford Seminary – its history, its programs, its multifaith community and its commitment to interfaith dialogue and understanding and to peace building.
Hartford Seminary to Host Disaster Chaplain Training Course
Hartford Seminary will host Disaster Spiritual Care training on June 4 & 5. This two-day training, conducted by National Disaster Interfaiths Network (NDIN) will take place on the Hartford Seminary campus on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 4 & 5, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Former President Barbara Brown Zikmund Donates Framed Qur'an Manuscripts
Former Hartford Seminary President Barbara Brown Zikmund visited the Seminary on Monday, February 25 to donate a framed set of photographs of the Qur'an.
Intersections International hosts International Peacemakers from Hartford Seminary
On Monday, February 11 and Tuesday, February 12, Intersections International hosted two students from Hartford Seminary’s International Peacemakers Program for training and a series of presentations. The current year’s IPP students are Zulu Lemtur from India and Morteza Rezazadeh from Iran.
Ph.D. Graduate Appointed to Teach Christian Ethics and Comparative Religion
The Rev. Dr. Francis Acquah, a 2012 graduate of the International Ph.D. program at Hartford Seminary, has been appointed a full-time lecturer in Christian Ethics and Comparative Religion at the Methodist University College in Accra, Ghana. Dr. Acquah, a Methodist minister, came to Hartford Seminary from Ghana originally to study Christian-Muslim Relations in the International Peacemaking Program.
Hartford Seminary Cited in National Report on Shortage of Imams
National Public Radio's All Things Considered program recently reported that as Islam grows in the United States, imams are in short supply. Hartford Seminary is cited as one the very few schools to train imams in America.
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