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- [Phillips Theological Seminary Welcomes Two New Faculty Members for Fall](https://ptstulsa.edu/2026/05/26/chukka-stork/) - Phillips Theological Seminary announces the addition of two scholars to its faculty in the 2026-27 academic year. The Rev. Dr. S. Helen Chukka is joining the faculty as Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible. She is currently Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible at Wartburg Theological Seminary. Dr. Hannah Stork, who completed her PhD at Yale University
- [Phillips Theological Seminary Presents 2026 Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship April 27](https://ptstulsa.edu/2026/03/13/trml/) - Rev. Dr. Teresa L. Fry Brown, Candler School of Theology's Bandy Professor of Preaching, to deliver annual lecture Phillips Theological Seminary hosts its annual Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship on Monday, April 27 at 901 N. Mingo Road in Tulsa. The event features a lecture by the Rev. Dr. Teresa L. Fry Brown, Associate Dean of
- [Phillips Seminary Stands in Solidarity with Minneapolis Protestors, Calls for Collective Stand to Affirm Beloved Community and Shared Humanity](https://ptstulsa.edu/2026/01/24/phillips-ice-mn/) - By Trista Soendker Nicholson, Center for Religion in Public Life Interim Director Phillips Theological Seminary continues to stand in solidarity with the overwhelming show of support for beloved community in Minneapolis and calls for continued peaceful protests against government leaders and policies dehumanizing our neighbors throughout the country. The right to protest is Constitutionally protected,
- [Remembering Elizabeth Box Price (1941–2025)](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/12/31/remembering-elizabeth-box-price/) - As 2025 closes, we remember Professor of Christian Education Emerita Elizabeth Box Price (June 27, 1941 – January 3, 2025). “Elizabeth Box Price was one of the most important administrative leaders in Phillips’ transition from Enid to Tulsa,” wrote President Emeritus Gary Peluso-Verdend. “I am not speaking primarily of the relocation but of the ways
- [Phillips Names the Rev. Trista Soendker Nicholson as Center for Religion in Public Life Interim Executive Director](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/11/04/crpl-interim/) - Phillips Theological Seminary welcomes the Rev. Trista Soendker Nicholson as interim executive director of the Center for Religion in Public Life. She will begin her two-year term on January 1, 2026. Soendker Nicholson, an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and PhD candidate at Wesley House Cambridge (UK), brings a deep background in public
- [Phillips Receives $1 Million Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative Grant](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/10/10/pathways_grant/) - Phillips Theological Seminary has received a grant of $1 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the Town and Country Leadership Project. The new project is being funded through Lilly Endowment’s Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative, which is intended to help theological schools across the United States and Canada strengthen their educational and financial capacities
- [In Memoriam: the Rev. Frances Ann (Clare) Schnarre](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/07/28/rev-frances-ann-schnarre/) - Phillips Theological Seminary remembers and honors the life and ministry of the Rev. Frances Ann (Clare) Schnarre, who passed away on July 25, 2025, at age 73 in Centralia, Missouri. Schnarre dedicated her life to ministry and compassionate community service, significantly influencing rural ministry education through her leadership with the Missouri School of Religion, whose
- [Phillips Theological Seminary Mourns the Passing of John Hadley Bennett](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/07/22/john-bennett/) - Phillips Theological Seminary honors the life of the Rev. Dr. John Hadley Bennett, a dedicated leader whose ministry profoundly influenced rural churches and communities throughout his home state of Missouri and beyond. Bennett, who passed away at age 85 on July 15, 2025, played an important role in what is now known as the Center
- [Oklahoma United Methodists and Phillips Theological Seminary Partner for New Center for Black Faith, Leadership & Transformation](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/06/13/okumc-partners/) - Phillips Theological Seminary announces a new partnership with the Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church to host the Center for Black Faith, Leadership & Transformation on its Tulsa, Okla. campus, beginning July 1. The collaboration, formalized in a three-year agreement, connects Phillips to this important work by the Oklahoma Conference. The center will serve
- [Wise Stewards Initiative Seminar Includes Phillips and Lexington Seminaries](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/03/28/wise-stewards/) - The presidents of Phillips Theological Seminary and Lexington Theological Seminary recently participated in the 2025 Wise Stewards Initiative Seminar organized by the In Trust Center for Theological Schools. Both seminaries were also represented by members of their boards. The program is designed to enhance governance and leadership within theological institutions. Eleven schools from Canada and
- [Phillips Enlivens Spirit of Generosity to Support Students in Pastoral Leadership](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/03/13/enlivens-generosity/) - by Anne Carter Walker, PhD, Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs Phillips Theological Seminary is a progressive school that believes education should be available to everyone, not just those who can afford it. The increased costs of undergraduate education often force students to delay or bypass graduate school or to drop out of school
- [Introducing the Seminary Scholars Program at Phillips Theological Seminary: A Holistic Approach to Theological Education](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/03/13/holistic-approach/) - by Devaunjue "Jay" Williams, Program Coordinator for Admissions & Recruitment At Phillips Theological Seminary, we are deeply committed to not only educating future leaders in ministry but also supporting the growth of these individuals in every facet of their lives. Our newly launched Seminary Scholars Program embodies this commitment, offering a comprehensive support system for
- [Phillips Theological Seminary Receives Historic $2.1 Million Gift from Bedford Estate, Marking New Era in Funding](https://ptstulsa.edu/2025/02/25/historic-gift/) - A financial gift more than 60 years in the making will enable Phillips Theological Seminary to continue its practice of radical hospitality through the new student housing project, Bedford House. In a period of transformative change for graduate theological education, Phillips is receiving a gift of $2.1 million from the estate of Sidney Bedford Jr.
- [Phillips Board Names F. Douglas Powe, Jr. President of Phillips Theological Seminary](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/12/10/phillips-board-names-f-douglas-powe-jr-president-of-phillips-theological-seminary/) - Following a national search, the Board of Trustees of Phillips Theological Seminary has named the Rev. F. Douglas Powe, Jr., PhD as the school’s next president. Powe comes to Phillips from Wesley Theological Seminary where he currently serves as director of The Lewis Center for Church Leadership and the James C. Logan Chair in Evangelism
- [Phillips Board Welcomes Interim President, Approves Sweeping Student Aid Increase](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/10/11/phillips-board-welcomes-interim-president-approves-sweeping-student-aid-increase/) - The Phillips Theological Seminary Board of Trustees approved a new student financial support program, named the seminary’s building project, and received the latest audit report at its meeting Oct. 7-8. Prior to the meeting, the Board of Trustees hosted a retirement celebration for the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman. At the event, they also bestowed
- [Sept. 16: Installation of the Rev. Lisa Wilson Davison, PhD as Dean](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/09/04/sept-16-installation-of-the-rev-lisa-wilson-davison-phd-as-dean/) - Phillips Theological Seminary announces the upcoming installation of the Rev. Dr. Lisa Wilson Davison as the new Vice President of Academic Affairs and the seventh Dean of the seminary. The installation takes place Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. in the Meinders Chapel on the Tulsa campus and online. Davison, in her 14th year as Johnnie
- [In Memoriam: Dr. Maynard Eugene Boring (1935-2024)](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/07/02/eugene-boring/) - Phillips Theological Seminary mourns the passing of Dr. M. Eugene Boring on June 27, 2024. Dr. Boring became Professor of New Testament and Greek at Phillips University in 1967. He was later named the Darbeth Distinguished Professor of New Testament at the Graduate Seminary at Phillips University in Enid, Okla. until 1986.
- [Phillips Announces Interim President](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/06/03/kidwell-interim-president/) - The Board of Trustees of Phillips Theological Seminary announces the appointment of the Rev. Gary W. Kidwell as interim president beginning Oct. 1, 2024. Kidwell comes to the seminary from the Christian Church Foundation where he has served as president since 2003. “With more than 20 years of service as trustee at Lexington Theological Seminary,
- [Phillips Theological Seminary Celebrates 2024 Graduates, Awards Honorary Doctorate to Free Mom Hugs Founder](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/05/18/2024_graduation/) - Phillips Theological Seminary awarded 24 degrees and certificates during its annual commencement ceremony May 18 at Metropolitan Baptist Church in Tulsa, Okla. The senior class reflection was delivered by Phillip Daniel Munsterman, graduating Master of Divinity student. The faculty address was given by Nancy Claire Pittman, president of Phillips who is retiring Sept. 30. Inspiring
- [President Nancy Claire Pittman to Retire from Phillips Theological Seminary](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/04/17/president-pittman-retire/) - The Board of Trustees of Phillips Theological Seminary has announced the upcoming retirement of President Nancy Claire Pittman effective Sept. 30, 2024. “Nancy has faithfully served Phillips in so many ways over the decades,” said Claire Meredith, chair of the Board of Trustees. “As president, she has tirelessly worked to strengthen the seminary’s core values
- [gOD-Talk: Reimagining Faith in the 21st Century coming to Tulsa, April 5](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/03/25/god-talk-reimagining-faith/) - Phillips Theological Seminary in Tulsa, Okla. is one of the stops on the multi-city film screening tour of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture’s documentary film, gOD-Talk: Reimagining Faith in the 21st Century, including panel discussions exploring how and why African American millennials are creating new ways to engage with religion
- [Phillips Theological Seminary Announces New Academic Dean](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/03/22/new_dean_2024/) - Phillips Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Lisa W. Davison as the next Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean. “Dr. Davison’s new role will keep Phillips moving into the future while remaining firmly rooted in our Disciples ethos and vision,” said President Nancy Claire Pittman. “Following a national
- [Exclusive Visual Art Exhibit Opening April 29 at Phillips](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/03/18/exclusive-visual-art-exhibit-opening-april-29-at-phillips/) - "Halim Flowers - Something New, Black Birds (2121)" is a solo exhibit of new works created by internationally known visual artist, spoken word performer, businessman and author of 11 published nonfiction works, Halim Flowers. The exhibit opens during Phillips Theological Seminary's annual Tulsa Race Massacre Lecture Series. Monday, April 29, Philips presents a lecture by Dr. Tracey Hucks, “Religion, the Black Body, and Intimate Terror in Trinidad” to commemorate the massacre, suggesting lessons the history offers, and interpreting the inherited legacies that must be confronted. Prior to the lecture, will be a reception launching the opening of Halim Flowers art exhibit featuring paintings exclusively created for this event.
- [Phillips Seminary Presents Carrie Newcomer in a Free Concert Jan. 25](https://ptstulsa.edu/2024/01/11/free-concert-carrie-newcomer/) - Phillips Theological Seminary announces an uplifting and inspiring musical evening with the renowned singer-songwriter Carrie Newcomer as part of our annual event, Remind & Renew. This year's theme, "Charting New Terrain: Mapping Ministry in a Changed World," aims to explore new perspectives in ministry and community engagement. “We are excited to have Carrie Newcomer, an
- [Art Exhibit from Trace Logan open through Oct. 20: Special Event Oct. 11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/10/08/art-exhibit-from-trace-logan-open-through-oct-20-special-event-oct-11/) - Ghosted Portraits: The Invisible Narratives of Self by Trace Logan August 21-October 20. Public viewing from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. What does it mean to be seen? How do we express our true selves in a world that often expects us to fit into certain molds? How can art help us explore
- [Top 5 reasons Jesus Followers Should Celebrate Pride Month](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/06/06/top-5-pride-month/) - Editor's Note: President Nancy Claire Pittman offers this list for celebrating Pride Month. Top 5 reasons cis-gendered, heterosexual followers of Jesus should celebrate Pride Month with queer siblings and colleagues (written by one cis-gendered heterosexual follower of Jesus to others) : Jesus, echoing Jewish teaching, says “love your neighbor.” Celebrating God’s love for all and welcoming
- [Watch the Phillips Commencement Online](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/05/19/2023-phillips-commencement/) - You're invited to watch the commencement live from Metropolitan Baptist Church in Tulsa, Okla. starting at 11 a.m. Central time on YouTube. Please download the commencement program to more fully participate in the exercises. DOWNLOAD or VIEW
- [The Rev. Dr. Lisa Davison Named Interim Dean](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/05/11/davison-interim-dean/) - Phillips Theological Seminary announces the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Lisa W. Davison as interim dean, effective July 1. Davison, Johnnie Eargle Cadieux Professor of Hebrew Bible at Phillips for nearly 13 years, will oversee the Office of Academic Affairs until the naming of a permanent dean following a national search. “Besides being an outstanding
- [VP of Academic Affairs, Dean Departing Phillips this Summer](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/05/04/butler-departure/) - Editor's Note: President Nancy Claire Pittman sent the following message to Phillips Theological Seminary employees, students and board members May 3, 2023. Dear Phillips community, I am writing to inform you of the departure of our esteemed Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean, Lee H. Butler, Jr., from Phillips Theological Seminary as he becomes
- [Phillips Awarded Grant from Lilly Endowment’s Nurturing Children Through Worship and Prayer Initiative](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/04/24/lilly-endowments-children-grant/) - Phillips Theological Seminary has received a grant of $1,236,483 from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the Worshiping with Children: Imaging and Imagining the Presence of God program. The program is funded through Lilly Endowment’s Nurturing Children Through Worship and Prayer Initiative. The aim of the national initiative is to support faith-based organizations as they help children grow in faith and deepen their relationships with God. “When I was sent the information about the initiative, I felt excited about putting together a proposal centered on worship and the arts,” said the Rev. Allie Utley, Ph.D. “My hope is that I can equip church leaders in cultivating meaningful and moving sacred spaces through which children can come to know the Holy.”
- [Phillips Seminary Welcomes New Art Exhibit with Second Annual Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/03/30/art-lectureship/) - The largest exhibition in the region of works by African American artist Harvey Johnson will be on display at Phillips Theological Seminary during its second annual Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship. The art exhibit, “The Language of Our Souls: The Visual Poetry of Harvey Johnson,” begins April 23 with a champagne reception for Johnson from 5–9
- [Marshall, Special Award Recipients Honored](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/02/07/marshall-special-award/) - The alumni association of Phillips Theological Seminary awarded its 2023 Marshall Awards to the Rev. Renee J. Bridwell and the Rev. Dr. Mark W. Pumphrey during the Remind & Renew conference in Tulsa, Okla. The Rev. Daniel B. Merrick, Jr. was also honored with a special, posthumous award. Bridwell and Pumphrey, were each honored for
- [February Brings Third Annual Black History & African American Heritage Month Worship Series](https://ptstulsa.edu/2023/02/01/third-annual-black-history-worship-series/) - The Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life program (BCTAF) at Phillips offers its third annual worship series during Black History and African American Heritage month. CLICK TO WATCH The series features a different speaker through February. The 2023 preachers include: Feb. 7: James H. Hill, Jr., PhD, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at the
- [United Methodist Church Elects Phillips Alum, Student to Episcopacy](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/11/02/phillips-umc-episcopacy/) - For the first time in Phillips Theological Seminary history, two clergy with ties to the seminary were elected to the episcopacy of the United Methodist Church. The Rev. Dee Williamston, a Doctor of Ministry student, and the Rev. Dr. David Wilson, an alum, were selected Wednesday at the South Central Jurisdictional (SCJ) conference in Houston.
- [On the Passing of Joe Robert Jones](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/09/20/passing-of-joe-robert-jones/) - There would likely be no Phillips Theological Seminary in 2022 were it not for the guidance and stewardship of Joe Robert Jones, who died on the 86th anniversary of his birthday, Sept. 18, 2022. In 1975, Joe was called to be Dean of Phillips University Graduate Seminary in Enid, Okla., and four years later, he
- [Center for Religion in Public Life Offers New "One from Many" Course](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/08/16/one-from-many-course/) - “One from Many:” America’s Original Motto and Unfinished Project September 22 – October 13, 2022 A free, online course offered by the Center for Religion in Public Life at Phillips Theological Seminary, Tulsa, Okla. Instructor: Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, Executive Director To Participate, Contact: crpl@ptstulsa.edu By Gary Peluso-Verdend I remember 1976, the year of our nation’s bicentennial celebration. Coming
- [Cortney Lemke to Lead Admissions for Phillips](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/07/15/cortney-lemke-to-lead-admissions-for-phillips/) - Philips Theological Seminary welcomes Cortney Lemke as its new Director of Admissions. In her role, she will be responsible for guiding prospective students on their path to becoming enrolled students and members of the Phillips community. “I am encouraged by the creative, collaborative, and justice-seeking values of Phillips and am eager to accompany students as they develop life-giving and difference-making theologies,” Lemke said. Lemke says her experience as part of a non-church family and “Air Force brat” inform her interfaith and ecumenical spirit that helps her be a bridge for individuals from diverse backgrounds and places interested in personal and spiritual growth.
- [Statement on Tulsa’s Saint Francis Hospital Campus Shooting](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/06/02/saint-francis-shooting/) - The Phillips Theological Seminary community prays for the families of the victims whose lives were taken by the shooter whose suffering caused him to take his own life too. We pray for the City of Tulsa that has experienced complicated grief from another instance of gun violence on the 101st anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre. We are dedicated to promoting fellowship and advocating a courageous spirituality that does not surrender to the terror of the day or night. We stand and walk with all our neighbors who love peace and justice. We declare and affirm that, “There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. (I John 4:18)”
- [Statement on Robb Elementary School](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/05/31/statement-on-robb-elementary-school/) - Thus says the Lord: A voice is heard in Ramah, lamentation and bitter weeping. Rachel is weeping for her children; she refuses to be comforted for her children, because they are no more. —Jeremiah 31:15 (NRSV Updated Edition) Jeremiah, the Weeping Prophet, spoke of Rachel’s inconsolable wailing at the loss of her children. Today, Phillips
- [2022 Commencement Ceremony May 21 at 11 A.M.](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/05/19/2022-commencement-ceremony-may-21-at-11-a-m/) - Join the Phillips Theological Seminary community as we celebrate the graduation of the Class of 2022. On this page you can view the live stream of the service from Tulsa's Metropolitan Baptist Church, our hosts for commencement. You can also view and download a copy of the commencement program to help follow along.
- [A Statement on the Buffalo Massacre and Laguna Woods Shootings](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/05/17/7292/) - Today, Phillips Theological Seminary laments and mourns with the communities of Buffalo, NY and Laguna Woods, Calif. Although our hearts are heavy, we remain steadfast in our commitment to counter a culture that provokes heinous acts of terror and supports a claim of “not guilty” with a description of psychological instability. We are committed to challenging oppression until “justice rolls down like waters, and righteousness like an everflowing stream” (Amos 5:24).
- [The Rev. Dr. Chelsea Brooke Yarborough to Join Phillips Faculty](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/03/31/chelsea-brooke-yarborough-faculty/) - Phillips Theological Seminary welcomes the Rev. Dr. Chelsea Brooke Yarborough as Assistant Professor of African American Preaching, Sacred Rhetoric, and Black Practical Theology beginning July 1, 2022. Yarborough is an ordained minister, a poet, and an enneagram enthusiast. Her PhD dissertation, “That’ll Preach”: Decentering the Pulpit through the Non-Pulpit Homiletical Practice of Black Women, studied
- [Special Online Lectures: Black Histories in Native (American) Lands](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/02/16/black-histories-native-american-lands/) - Phillips Theological Seminary is pleased to announce two lectures as part of The Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life program. The lectures focus on the Black heritage and history in Indian Territory, including Freedpersons, Black Indians, and Afro-Natives. Both lectures will be presented on the seminary's YouTube channel. You can see a preview online
- [Library Renovation Photo Gallery](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/11/17/library-renovation-gallery/) - Phillips will provide regular photo updates to this gallery as the library renovation continues.
- [As Antisemitism Rises, Phillips Professors Call for Reading Scripture with Respect for Judaism](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/01/19/reading-scripture-with-respect-for-judaism/) - “Our students are expected to respect the Hebrew Bible as having inherent value,” said Lisa Davison, Johnnie Eargle Cadieux Professor of Hebrew Bible at Phillips. “In my Hebrew Bible courses, students learn about the history of Christian supersessionism in the interpretation of these texts and are empowered to read/preach/teach the Hebrew Bible in ways that are respectful of Jewish tradition.” Warren Carter, LaDonna Kramer Meinders Professor of New Testament at the seminary, is teaching an upper-level course on reading the New Testament in the context of first-century Judaism this semester. The course enables students to be familiar with some of the vibrancy and faithfulness that marked first-century Judaism and to think about ways in which the New Testament writings engaged this tradition and its texts.
- [Phillips Welcomes New History of World Christianities Faculty Member Briana L. Wong](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/01/13/phillips-welcomes-new-history-of-world-christianities-faculty-member-briana-l-wong/) - Phillips Theological Seminary welcomes Briana L. Wong, PhD, as Assistant Professor of the History of World Christianities beginning July 1, 2022. Wong’s research interests include the history and anthropology of Christianity in Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. She joined the steering committee of the American Academy of Religion’s World Christianity Unit in the fall of
- [Library Renovation Update 2](https://ptstulsa.edu/2022/01/04/library-renovation-update-2/) - Librarian’s Log: Renovation Date 01.07.2022 Happy New Year! I hope your January beginnings are unfolding gently. Just kidding about the holographic shelving. But the renovation allows us to expand our current metal shelving arrangement by roughly 65 percent. This delights us in a couple of ways: it serves a practical need to keep our materials
- [Library Renovation Update](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/12/17/library-renovation-update/) - Librarian’s Log: Renovation Date 12.17.2021. Happy Friday! The librarians all wish you peace and joy for the upcoming Christmas season. The last several weeks have marked major changes in the Phillips library. Our book movers have finished relocating all our collections that were in the main part of the library to other areas in the
- [Phillips Library Renovation Begins](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/11/17/phillips-library-renovation-begins/) - The board of trustees for Phillips Theological Seminary recently approved a nearly $1.2 million renovation of the seminary library. The project is already underway with the removal of books to the Tabbernee Conference Center (TCC). “We will continue our full complement of services to our students, faculty and special borrowers throughout the project,” said Sandy
- [Phillips Student Receives Western History Association Conference Scholarship](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/11/11/wha-scholarship/) - Phillips Theological Seminary student the Rev. Joshua Shawnee was awarded one of two Indian Student Conference Scholarships by the Western History Association. The highly competitive honor provides financial assistance to Native American students wanting to attend the association’s conference. “It is a great honor to have a Phillips student win this award,” said Dr. Lisa
- [Registration Open for Justice and the Practice of Ministry Event](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/07/21/practice-of-ministry-event/) - Join the faculty of Phillips Theological Seminary on August 10 for a conversation on Justice and the Practice of Ministry. This online event features a series of fast-paced presentations you can view ahead of the live conversation time in August. “This is a new opportunity for clergy, commissioned ministers, lay persons, congregational study and any
- [Phillips Names Dr. Anne Carter Walker as Director of Supervised Year in Ministry and Affiliate Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Vocational Formation](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/07/09/announce-anne-carter-walker/) - Phillips Theological Seminary welcomes Anne Carter Walker, PhD, as Director of Supervised Year in Ministry and Affiliate Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Vocational Formation beginning July 26. Walker joins the Phillips mission with extensive experiences as a theological educator and administrator. A committed layperson in the United Methodist Church, her professional identity has been
- [In Memory of the Rev. Dr. Don A. Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/06/27/in-memory-of-the-rev-dr-don-a-pittman/) - The Phillips Theological Seminary community shares the sad news that the Rev. Dr. Don A. Pittman, William Tabbernee Professor of the History of Religions Emeritus and husband of the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman, our president, died Saturday evening (June 26, 2021) at a Tulsa, Okla. hospital. Services for Dr. Pittman are scheduled for 2
- [Phillips Seminary Worship Kit, Summer Edition](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/05/25/worship-kit/) - Phillips Theological Seminary is providing churches worshipping in-person and online an opportunity to take a break from the weekly creation of worship by providing a ready-to-stream, downloadable service. The seminary has created the complete digital service as a summer gift to pastors, congregational leaders and musicians needing a vacation. “The Advancement Office staff felt that
- [Phillips Theological Seminary in conjunction with Arts Organizations from  around the Country Present the World Premiere of “They Still Want to Kill Us”](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/05/24/they-still-want-to-kill-us-2/) - An Uncensored Aria performed and composed by Daniel Bernard Roumain Featuring mezzo-soprano J’Nai Bridges and directed by Yoram Savion Commemorating centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and marking 1 year since the murder of George Floyd Streaming for free through July 31 Nationwide (USA) – May 10, 2021 - On May 25, 2021 at 5pm
- [Dean of Students Announces Retirement from Phillips](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/04/29/dean-of-students-retirement/) - Dean of Students MaryAnn Morris has decided to enter retirement at the close of the current academic year at Phillips Theological Seminary. During her time at the seminary, Morris journeyed from student, to alumna, to admissions staff, to director of admissions, to dean of students. As dean of students, she supervised the registrar's office, admissions
- [Arts Showcase:  A Sacred Commemoration for the Centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/04/16/arts-showcace/) - Phillips Theological Seminary Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life invites artists of all ages to participate in a showcase of works as part of a sacred commemoration for the centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The submission deadline for the arts showcase is May 11. Artwork must be original to the artist submitting
- [A Conversation with the Author of "Black Wall Street 100: An American City Grapples With Its Historical Racial Trauma"](https://ptstulsa.edu/2021/02/10/black-wall-street-100/) - Phillips Theological Seminary President Nancy Claire Pittman welcomes author, attorney and consultant Hannibal Johnson for a discussion of his most recent book, Black Wall Street 100: An American City Grapples with its Historical Racial Trauma. The conversation takes place Feb. 22 at 6:30 p.m. online. This special presentation is part of the seminary's Black History and
- [Phillips Announces New Liturgy and Practical Theology Faculty Member](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/12/15/liturgy-and-practical-theology-faculty/) - Phillips Theological Seminary welcomes Allie Utley as Assistant Professor of Liturgy and Practical Theology beginning July 1. Utley’s scholarship and professional identity within the fields of Liturgics and Practical Theology have been formed and influenced by her primary professors and academic mentors the Rev. Dr. John McClure and the late Rev. Dr. Dale Andrews, two scholar-teachers of the Presbyterian and African Methodist Episcopal Churches.
- [Statement Regarding Spring 2021 Classes and Events](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/12/07/statement-regarding-spring-2021-classes-and-events/) - Due to the widespread prevalence of the coronavirus in Tulsa County, Phillips Theological Seminary will remain fully online for Spring 2021 classes and events. The administration will announce a decision on how the seminary will celebrate commencement by April 1. “While we miss being with each other on campus, we also do not anticipate a significant reduction in the spread of COVID-19 that would make it safe to be in-person until later in 2021,” said Phillips President Nancy Claire Pittman.
- [Dr. Lisa Barnett Joins Disciples History Journal Editorial Board](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/08/12/barnett-journal-of-discipliana/) - Dr. Lisa Barnett will be a part of the launch of The Journal of Discipliana as an online publication starting in early 2021. The project is a revival of the former Discipliana journal, first published in 1941. Barnett, an assistant professor of the history of Christianity at Phillips Theological Seminary, has agreed to serve a
- [Statement on the Passing of the Rev. C.T. Vivian and U.S. Rep. John Lewis](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/07/22/statement-on-vivian-and-lewis/) - You can turn your back on me, but you cannot turn your back upon the idea of justice. You can turn your back now and you can keep your club in your hand, but you cannot beat down justice...C.T. Vivian addressing Dallas County Sheriff Jim Clark, Selma, 1965 We are tired; We are tired of
- [Fall 2020 Courses to be Conducted Online Due to Pandemic](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/07/13/fall-2020-courses-to-be-conducted-online-due-to-pandemic/) - STATEMENT FROM PRESIDENT NANCY CLAIRE PITTMAN We are indeed living in very trying times as we all struggle to survive COVID-19 and navigate our way through the challenges and difficulties in its wake. The numbers of cases in Oklahoma and surrounding states continue to climb rapidly. In spite of the constant debates in public that
- [Widespread Blackbaud Data Breach Includes Phillips](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/07/21/widespread-blackbaud-data-breach-includes-phillips/) - Phillips Theological Seminary has learned that some of the personal information belonging to our donors was illegally taken as part of what is called a “ransomware” attack on our database vendor, Blackbaud. Blackbaud has assured the seminary the attackers did NOT access any credit card, bank account, or social security numbers. The files stolen by
- [Phillips Seminary Offers Mail-In Ballot Notary Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/06/25/phillips-seminary-offers-mail-in-ballot-notary-service/) - Phillips Theological Seminary joins ACTION Tulsa's Notary Day, June 27 from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday. COVID 19 has made voting more challenging and many voters have requested an absentee ballot. The notary service is free. All absentee ballots must be at the election board by 7 p.m. June 30, election day. The seminary is at
- [Phillips Seminary Stands with African Americans’ Celebration of Juneteenth](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/06/15/phillips-seminary-stands-with-african-americans-celebration-of-juneteenth/) - With the discussion of President Donald Trump's initial intention to hold a campaign rally in Tulsa this coming weekend, we at Phillips Theological Seminary continue to stand with the African American communities of Oklahoma as we consider the significance of the celebration of June 19th. This date, also known as Juneteenth, commemorates for African Americans
- [Phillips Seminary Announces New Vice President, Dean](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/06/05/phillips-seminary-announces-new-vice-president-dean/) - Phillips Theological Seminary welcomes the Rev. Dr. Lee H. Butler, Jr. as the seminary’s new Vice President of Academic Affairs and Academic Dean. Butler will also hold an endowed academic chair and serve as the William Tabbernee Professor of the History of Religions and Africana Pastoral Theology at Phillips. He was a mentee of the
- [Statement on Mr. George Floyd and Nationwide Protests](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/06/01/statement-on-mr-george-floyd-and-nationwide-protests/) - The flames and winds that Christians celebrate at Pentecost this year have become flames of anger and winds of rage engulfing America. At Phillips Theological Seminary, as we have watched the multiple events from the week of May 25-29 including the death of Mr. George Floyd in Minneapolis and the cellular phone call of Ms.
- [Shall We Gather at (the River) Our Churches?](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/04/28/shall-we-gather-at-the-river-our-churches/) - By Ellen Blue In the early days of the church, when Christians were being persecuted and even martyred, there was great excitement about dying for the faith. There are stories about believers who refused to be rescued from martyrdom even when they could have avoided it. There are tales of people who, on witnessing the
- [May Commencement Postponed](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/04/06/may-commencement-postponed/) - Because of the continued spread of the COVID-19 virus, May commencement for students at Phillips Theological Seminary is being postponed until early fall. The Academic Affairs office is currently considering possible dates for commencement and will let students know as soon as possible. That office is also examining how to offer other commencement-related events, including
- [UPDATE: COVID-19 Response](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/03/13/update-covid-19-response/) - Phillips Theological Seminary remains mindful of the COVID-19 pandemic and has made adjustments to its course schedule, events and daily operations at the Tulsa, Okla. campus. At this time, campus offices remain open on their regular schedules. Phillips has been in touch with its students and staff about changes made in response to the viral
- [Phillips Implements Student Debt Reduction Plan](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/04/02/phillips-implements-student-debt-reduction-plan/) - The executive committee of the Phillips Theological Seminary Board of Trustees has approved a student debt reduction plan in response to the economic upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The members of the committee, who act on behalf of the board between meetings, unanimously agreed March 31 that students enrolled for degree credit shall be
- [Roger Allan Sizemore: April 1, 1937-March 17, 2020](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/03/24/roger-allan-sizemore-april-1-1937-march-17-2020/) - The first president of the Phillips Graduate Seminary, the Rev. Dr. Roger Allan Sizemore, died March 17, 2020 after a life of service in higher education and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Sizemore served as president of PGS from 1988-90 after the Graduate Seminary of Philips University separated from the university in 1987. He served as Dean of the graduate seminary from 1984-87.
- [Phillips Announces New Faculty Member, Peter Capretto](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/03/12/phillips-announces-new-faculty-member-peter-carpetto/) - Interim Dean Joe Bessler is pleased to announce that Peter Capretto is joining the Phillips Theological Seminary faculty beginning the fall of 2020 as Assistant Professor of Pastoral Care in Religion and Culture. “We were pleased with the number of strong candidates for this faculty search,” said Bessler. “I believe Peter will strengthen the long
- [Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/03/11/responding-to-the-covid-19-pandemic/) - Phillips Theological Seminary continues to be mindful of the COVID-19 virus and is monitoring any shift in circumstances that might require the seminary to adjust for on-campus courses, events and daily operations at the Tulsa, Okla. campus. Should changes be necessary, Phillips will notify students and all staff with high-priority emails and through the alert
- [One from Many Services Start Feb. 2](https://ptstulsa.edu/2020/01/14/one-from-many-services-start-feb-2/) - The evening before the first nominating contest in the polarized Democratic presidential primaries, Tulsa-area residents are invited to come together in the American spirit of E Pluribus Unum, One from Many, at Phillips Theological Seminary. The service begins at 2 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 2 at 901 N. Mingo Rd. in Tulsa. The seminary is just
- [What the Bible Says, or Doesn't Say, About Homosexuality](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/20/what-the-bible-says-or-doesnt-say-about-homosexuality/) - Download the full paper by the Rev. Dr. Lisa W. DavisonDownload Within Christian circles, the debate about homosexuality has been at the forefront over the past few decades. It is not that this issue was unheard of until recently, but that it was not the focus of so much attention. Much like the civil rights
- [Phillips Seminary Completes Accreditation Site Visit](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/09/27/phillips-seminary-completes-accreditation-site-visit/) - Phillips Theological Seminary’s accreditation visit from the Association of Theological Schools concluded Thursday morning, Sept. 26, following more than two days of in-depth conversations with alums, board members, students, staff, faculty, and administration. The five accreditation team members explored all facets of Phillips and expressed their appreciation for the transparency and cooperation they experienced during
- [Phillips Seminary Names New Vice President of Advancement](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/09/04/phillips-seminary-names-new-vice-president-of-advancement/) - The Rev. Dr. Terry Ewing will join the staff of Phillips Theological Seminary as its first Vice President of Advancement in October. Ewing brings decades of fundraising and development experience in the local church and higher education to Phillips. “After conducting a national search, I’m pleased that we were able to attract a person like Terry who has experience serving congregations and also understands
- [Phillips Celebrates a Great 2019 General Assembly](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/08/16/phillips-celebrates-a-great-2019-general-assembly/) - Phillips Theological Seminary had an amazing General Assembly thanks to our friends and alums who turned out in record numbers to learn, welcome, and celebrate our work of theological formation in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). More than 100 prospective students visited the Phillips booth in the exhibit hall and many of you took
- [Accreditation Visit Public Comment Period is Open for Phillips Theological Seminary](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/07/16/accreditation-visit-public-comment-period-is-open-for-phillips-theological-seminary/) - Phillips Theological Seminary is preparing to receive an evaluation committee from The Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS). This evaluation visit is scheduled to take place Sept. 23–26, 2019. The visit relates to the seminary’s continued accreditation with ATS and includes a review of the institution in order to evaluate
- [Phillips Awards 22 Diplomas at 2019 Commencement](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/05/18/phillips-awards-22-diplomas-at-2019-commencement/) - Phillips Theological Seminary awarded 22 diplomas at its commencement ceremony May 18 at First Christian Church in Tulsa, Okla.
- [Phillips Seminary to Host Alumni/Alumnae Luncheon at Oklahoma United Methodist Annual Conference](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/04/18/phillips-seminary-to-host-alumni-alumnae-luncheon-at-oklahoma-united-methodist-annual-conference/) - Join Phillips Seminary as we gather with Alumni/Alumnae during the Oklahoma United Methodist Annual Conference lunch break on Tuesday, May 28th. The luncheon will be hosted at Pizzeria Gusto at 2415 N Walker Ave. in Oklahoma City, OK. Seminary president Nancy Claire Pittman will speak at the event. Tickets can be purchased here for $18 per person. Seating is
- [Phillips Offers Discerning Ministry Entrepreneurship Course](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/25/phillips-offers-discerning-ministry-entrepreneurship-course/) - Phillips Theological Seminary has a two-day course April 26–27 that will help answer the question, "Should I start a church or a nonprofit?" The course is offered with the help of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) New Church Ministry and National Benevolent Association offices and is open to all who register by April 19.
- [Remind & Renew 2019: Homily by the Rev. Lori Walke](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/22/remind-renew-2019-homily-by-the-rev-lori-walke/) - This homily was presented in the closing worship service of Remind & Renew 2019 by the Rev. Lori Walke.
- [Remind & Renew 2019 - "Facing Empire: Shepherds Who Are Not Shepherds?" by Dr. Warren Carter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/22/remind-renew-2019-facing-empire-shepherds-who-are-not-shepherds-by-dr-warren-carter/) - The second presentation by Dr. Warren Carter for Remind & Renew 2019.
- [Remind & Renew 2019 - “(Re)Citing Acts: Sightings of Difference through Sites of Diaspora: Acts 8:26-40” by Dr. Arthur Carter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/22/remind-renew-2019-reciting-acts-sightings-of-difference-through-sites-of-diaspora-acts-826-40-by-dr-arthur-carter/) - The second presentation by Dr. Arthur Carter for Remind & Renew 2019.
- [Remind & Renew 2019 - “Facing Empire: Why Are There So Many Sick Folks in the Gospels?” by Dr. Warren Carter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/22/remind-renew-2019-facing-empire-why-are-there-so-many-sick-folks-in-the-gospels-by-dr-warren-carter/) - The first presentation by Dr. Warren Carter for Remind & Renew 2019.
- [Remind & Renew 2019: Homily by Dr. Cassandra Gould](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/22/remind-renew-2019-homily-by-dr-cassandra-gould/) - This homily was presented in the opening worship service of Remind & Renew 2019 by Dr. Cassandra Gould.
- [Remind & Renew 2019 - "(Re)Citing Acts: Sightings of Difference through Sites of Diaspora: Acts 6:1 - 8:5" by Dr. Arthur Carter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/22/remind-renew-2019-reciting-acts-sightings-of-difference-through-sites-of-diaspora-acts-61-85-by-dr-arthur-carter/) - The first presentation by Dr. Arthur Carter for Remind & Renew 2019.
- [2019 Weekly Lenten Devotions Available](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/03/05/2019-weekly-lenten-devotions-available/) - Phillips Theological Seminary is pleased to offer a weekly devotional for use on your Lenten journey. The Rev. Dr. Lisa Davison, Johnnie Eargle Cadieux Professor of Hebrew Bible, has written reflections for the Lectionary Psalm for each Sunday of Lent. These reflections can be used for your own personal study, or the entire devotional can
- [Inauguration of Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/02/08/inauguration-of-nancy-claire-pittman/) - The public is invited to the inauguration of the fourth president for Phillips Theological Seminary, Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. in the Meinders Chapel on the seminary campus.
- [Rev. Bob Lawrence Homily 11-29-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/11/30/rev-bob-lawrence-homily-11-29-12/) - The following homily was given on November 29, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Mindy McGarrah Sharp Homily 12-04-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/12/05/dr-mindy-mcgarrah-sharp-homily-12-04-12/) - The following homily was offered on December 4, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker Homily 12-05-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/12/06/dr-sarah-morice-brubaker-homily-12-05-12/) - The following homily was offered on December 5, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Joe Bessler Homily 12-06-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/12/07/dr-joe-bessler-homily-12-06-12/) - The following homily was offered on December 6, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Brandon Scott Reflection 11-28-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/11/29/dr-brandon-scott-reflection-11-28-12/) - The following reflection was offered on November 28, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Travis Smith McKee Homily 11-15-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/11/15/travis-smith-mckee-homily-11-15-12/) - The following homily was offered on November 15, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Todd Scoggins Homily 11-08-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/11/09/rev-todd-scoggins-homily-11-08-12/) - The following homily was offered on November 8, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [JustHope Remarks 10-11-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/10/12/justhope-remarks-10-11-12/) - The following remarks were given on October 11, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS. To view the papyrus in question visit: http://www.hds.harvard.edu/faculty-research/research-projects/the-gospel-of-jesuss-wife
- [Rev. Christy Moore Homily 10-03-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/10/04/rev-christy-moore-homily-10-03-12/) - The following homily was offered on October 3, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dennis Smith Homily 10-04-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/10/04/dennis-smith-homily-10-04-12/) - The following homily was offered on October 4, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS. Visit http://www.justhope.org to learn more about the organization.
- [Ellen Blue Homily 06-21-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/06/22/ellen-blue-homily-06-21-12/) - The following homily was offered on June 21, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Ellen Blue Homily 06-20-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/06/21/ellen-blue-homily-06-20-12/) - The following homily was offered on June 20, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Ellen Blue Homily 06-19-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/06/20/ellen-blue-homily-06-19-12/) - The following homily was offered on June 19, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Dr. Kirt Moelling Homily 06-04-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/06/05/rev-dr-kirt-moelling-homily-06-04-12/) - The following homily was offered on June 4, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [George Rowe Homily 5-10-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/05/11/george-rowe-homily-5-10-12/) - The following homily was offered on May 10, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 05-08-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/05/09/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-05-08-12/) - The following homily was offered on May 8, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Joe Bessler Homily 05-03-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/05/04/joe-bessler-homily-05-03-12/) - The following homily was offered on May 3, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Andrea Clark Homily 05-01-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/05/02/andrea-clark-homily-05-01-12/) - The following homily was offered on May 1, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Linda Ford Homily 04-24-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/04/25/linda-ford-homily-04-24-12/) - The following homily was offered by Linda Ford on April 24, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Brandon Scott Homily 04-10-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/04/11/brandon-scott-homily-04-10-12/) - The following homily was offered by Dr. Brandon Scott on April 10, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Ellen Blue Homily 06-22-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/06/25/ellen-blue-homily-06-22-12/) - The following homily was offered on June 22, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Matthew Westfox 10-02-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/10/03/rev-matthew-westfox-10-02-12/) - The following homily was offered on October 2, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Richard Mize Homily 09-27-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/09/28/richard-mize-homily-09-27-12/) - The following homily was offered on September 27, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Barney McLaughlin Homily 09-25-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/09/26/barney-mclaughlin-homily-09-25-12/) - The following homily was offered on September 25, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Susan Payne Homily 09-12-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/09/13/rev-susan-payne-homily-09-12-12/) - The following homily was offered on September 12, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Susanna Southard Homily 08-28-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/08/30/susanna-southard-homily-08-28-12/) - Rise Up My Love My Fair One - Recorded by Innismara Vocal Ensemble. Music by Healey Willan, Words based on Song of Songs 2: 8-1 was featured in this homily.
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 08-23-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/08/24/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-08-23-12/) - The following homily was offered on August 23, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 08-22-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/08/23/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-08-22-12/) - The following homily was offered on August 22, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 08-16-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/08/17/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-08-16-12/) - The following homily was offered on August 16, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Joseph Bessler Homily 11-15-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/11/16/dr-joseph-bessler-homily-11-15-11/) - The following homily was offered by Dr. Joseph Bessler in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on November 15, 2011.
- [Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker Homily 11-10-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/11/11/dr-sarah-morice-brubaker-homily-11-10-11/) - The following homily was offered by Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker on November 10, 2011 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Heather Nygard-Scherer Homily 12-08-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/12/09/heather-nygard-scherer-homily-12-08-11/) - The following homily was offered by Heather Nygard-Sherer in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on December 8, 2011.
- [Paula Steinbacher Homily 12-01-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/12/02/paula-steinbacher-homily-12-01-11/) - The following homily was offered by Paula Steinbacher in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on December 1, 2011.
- [Hank Jenkins Homily 11-30-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/12/01/hank-jenkins-homily-11-30-11/) - The following homily was offered by Hank Jenkins in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on November 30, 2011.
- [Debra Garfinkel Homily 02-09-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/02/10/debra-garfinkel-homily-02-09-12/) - The following homily was offered on January 9, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Ellen Blue Homily 02-07-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/02/08/ellen-blue-homily-02-07-12/) - The following homily was offered on January 7, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Susanna Southard Homily 01-26-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/01/27/susanna-southard-homily-01-26-12/) - The following homily was offered by Susanna Southard on January 26, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 01-24-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/01/25/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-01-24-12/) - The following homily was offered by Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend on January 24, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 01-12-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/01/13/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-01-12-12/) - The following homily was offered on January 12, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Nancy Claire Pittman Homily 01-11-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/01/12/nancy-claire-pittman-homily-01-11-12/) - The following homily was offered on January 12, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Richard F. Ward Homily 01-10-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/01/11/richard-f-ward-homily-01-10-12/) - The following homily was offered on January 10, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Lisa Wilson Davision Homily 01-09-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/01/10/lisa-wilson-davision-homily-01-09-12/) - The following homily was offered on January 9, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Susan Payne Homily 03-26-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/03/27/rev-susan-payne-homily-03-26-12/) - The following homily was offered by Rev. Susan Payne on March 26, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Richard Ward Homily 03-15-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/03/16/dr-richard-ward-homily-03-15-12/) - The following homily was offered by Dr. Richard Ward on March 15, 2012, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Nancy Pittman Homily 03-08-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/03/09/nancy-pittman-homily-03-08-12/) - The following homily was offered by Nancy Pittman on March 6 & 8, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Mady Fraser Homily 03-01-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/03/02/mady-fraser-homily-03-01-12/) - The following homily was offered by Mady Fraser on March 1, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Sarah Morice Brubaker Homily 02-28-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/02/29/sarah-morice-brubaker-homily-02-28-12/) - The following homily was offered by Sarah Morice Brubaker on February 28, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dennis Smith Homily 02-23-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/02/24/dennis-smith-homily-02-23-12/) - The following homily was offered by Dennis Smith on February 23, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Jared Vazquez Homily 02-21-12](https://ptstulsa.edu/2012/02/22/jared-vazquez-homily-02-21-12/) - The following homily was offered by Jared Vazquez on February 21, 2012 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [9-11 Memorial Service (3 of 3) 9-8-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/12/9-11-memorial-service-3-of-3-9-8-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 8, 2011. The speaker is Bill Hemm. The sermon is from Romans 14:1-12. This is the third of three 9-11 memorial services.
- [9-11 Memorial Service (2 of 3) 9-7-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/12/9-11-memorial-service-2-of-3-9-7-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 7, 2011. The speaker is Mindy McGarrah Sharp. The sermon is from Matthew 18:21-25. This is the second of three 9-11 memorial services.
- [Bob Lawrence Homily 9-1-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/08/bob-lawrence-homily-9-1-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 1, 2011. The speaker is Bob Lawrence. The sermon is from Exodus 12:1-14.
- [Dennis Smith Homily 8-30-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/08/dennis-smith-homily-8-30-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from August 30, 2011. The speaker is Dennis Smith. The sermon is from Matthew 18:20.
- [Peluso-Verdend Homily 8-24-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/07/peluso-verdend-homily-8-24-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from August 24, 2011. The speaker is Gary Peluso-Verdend. The sermon is from Matthew 16:21-28.
- [Peluso-Verdend Homily 8-23-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/06/peluso-verdend-homily-8-23-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from August 23, 2011. The speaker is Gary Peluso-Verdend. The sermon is from Exodus 3:1-15.
- [PTS Fall 2011 Orientation Chapel 08-18-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/06/pts-fall-2011-orientation-chapel-08-18-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from August 18, 2011. The speaker is Gary Peluso-Verdend. The sermon is from Romans 12:1-8.
- [Shawnthea Monroe Dmin Fortnight Homily 6-30-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/29/shawnthea-monroe-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-30-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 30, 2011. The speaker is Shawnthea Monroe. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Genesis 32:22-31.
- [Rev. Belva Brown Jordan Homily 11-02-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/11/03/rev-belva-brown-jordan-homily-11-02-11/) - The following homily was offered by The Rev. Belva Brown Jordan in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on November 2, 2011.
- [Andy Beck Homily 10-27-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/10/27/andy-beck-homily-10-27-11/) - The following homily was offered in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on October 27, 2011.
- [Susanna Southard Homily 10-17-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/10/17/susanna-southard-homily-10-17-11/) - The following homily was offered by Susanna Southard in the Meinders Chapel at Phillips Theological Seminary on October 17, 2011.
- [Laura West Homily 10-06-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/10/06/laura-west-homily-10-06-11/) - The following homily was offered by Laura West in the Meinders Chapel at Phillips Theological Seminary on October 6, 2011.
- [Rev. Geoff Brewster Homily 10-05-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/10/05/rev-geoff-brewster-homily-10-05-11/) - The following homily was offered by Rev. Geoff Brewster in the Meinders Chapel at Phillips Theological Seminary on October 5, 2011.
- [Rev. Michael Davison Homily 10-04-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/10/04/rev-michael-davison-homily-10-04-11/) - The following homily was offered by Rev. Michael Davison in the Meinders Chapel at Phillips Theological Seminary on October 4, 2011.
- [Dr. Richard Ward Homily 09-29-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/30/dr-richard-ward-homily-09-29-11/) - The following homily was offered by Dr. Richard Ward in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on September 29, 2011
- [Rev. Bethany Albrecht Homily 09-28-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/29/rev-bethany-albrecht-homily-09-28-11/) - The following homily was offered by Rev. Bethany Albrecht in the Meinders Chapel at PTS on September 28, 2011.
- [Wambugu Gachungi Homily 09-21-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/21/wambugu-gachungi-homily-09-21-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 21, 2011. The speaker is Wambugu Gachungi. The response is from Exodus 17: 1-7.
- [Brandon Scott Homily 09-20-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/20/brandon-scott-homily-09-20-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 20, 2011. The speaker is Dr. Brandon Scott. The response is from Phillippians 2: 1-13.
- [9-11 Memorial Service (1 of 3) 9-6-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/09/12/9-11-memorial-service-1-of-3-9-6-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 6, 2011. The speaker is Lisa Davison. The sermon is from Job 42:11-17. This is the first of three 9-11 memorial services.
- [Lisa Anderson Homily 11-09-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/11/10/lisa-anderson-homily-11-09-11/) - The following homily was offered by Lisa Anderson on November 9, 2011 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Susanna Southard Homily 3-3-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/03/19/susanna-southard-homily-3-3-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 3, 2011. The speaker is Susanna Southard. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Exodus 24:1-2, 9-18.
- [Jim Wilson Homily 3-1-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/03/18/jim-wilson-homily-3-1-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 1, 2011. The speaker is Jim Wilson. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 17:1-9, 14-16.
- [Mindy McGarrah Sharp Sermon 5-4-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/05/06/mindy-mcgarrah-sharp-sermon-5-4-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from May 4, 2011. The speaker is Mindy McGarrah Sharp. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 24:13-35.
- [Nancy Pittman Sermon 5-4-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/05/04/nancy-pittman-sermon-5-4-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from May 4, 2011. The speaker is Nancy Pittman. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19.
- [Lori Walke Homily 4-14-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/04/14/lori-walke-homily-4-14-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 14, 2011. The speaker is Lori Walke. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 27:11-54.
- [Belva Brown Jordan Homily 4-13-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/04/14/belva-brown-jordan-homily-4-13-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 13, 2011. The speaker is Belva Brown Jordan. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is John 3:1-17.
- [James White Homily 4-12-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/04/13/james-white-homily-4-12-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 12, 2011. The speaker is James White. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 21:1-11.
- [Linda Ford Homily 04-07-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/04/11/linda-ford-homily-04-07-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 7th, 2011. The speaker is Linda Ford. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Ezekiel 37:1-14.
- [John Thomas Homily 4-6-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/04/07/john-thomas-homily-4-6-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 6th, 2011. The speaker is John Thomas. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is John 11:1-45.
- [Mark Rickman Homily 4-5-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/04/06/mark-rickman-homily-4-5-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 5, 2011. The speaker is Mark Rickman. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is John 11:1-45.
- [Geoff Brewster Homily 3-10-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/03/21/geoff-brewster-homily-3-10-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 10, 2011. The speaker is Geoff Brewster. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 4:1-11.
- [Richard Ward Homily 3-9-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/03/20/richard-ward-homily-3-9-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 9, 2011. The speaker is Richard Ward. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Isaiah 58:1-12
- [Gary Peluso-Verdend Homily 5-9-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/06/02/gary-peluso-verdend-homily-5-9-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from May 9, 2011. The speaker is Gary Peluso-Verdend. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is John 10:1-10.
- [Scott Taylor Sermon 5-5-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/05/12/scott-taylor-sermon-5-5-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from May 5, 2011. The speaker is Scott Taylor. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 24:13-35.
- [Shawnthea Monroe Dmin Fortnight Homily 6-29-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/28/shawnthea-monroe-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-29-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 29, 2011. The speaker is Shawnthea Monroe. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 15:1-10.
- [Shawnthea Monroe Dmin Fortnight Homily 6-28-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/23/shawnthea-monroe-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-28-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 28, 2011. The speaker is Shawnthea Monroe. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Genesis 28:10-19a.
- [Shawnthea Monroe Dmin Fortnight Homily 6-27-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/22/shawnthea-monroe-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-27-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 27, 2011. The speaker is Shawnthea Monroe. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 1.
- [Susanna Southard DMin Fortnight Homily 6-23-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/22/susanna-southard-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-23-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 23, 2011. The speaker is Susanna Southard. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Genesis 22:1-14.
- [Ellen Blue DMin Fortnight Homily 6-22-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/19/ellen-blue-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-22-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 22, 2011. The speaker is Ellen Blue. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Genesis 22:1-14.
- [Richard Ward DMin Fortnight Homily 6-21-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/08/19/richard-ward-dmin-fortnight-homily-6-21-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 21, 2011. The speaker is Richard Ward. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Genesis 22:1-14.
- [Laura West Homily 12-2-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/12/04/laura-west-homily-12-2-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from December 2, 2010. The speaker is Laura West. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 15:1-10.
- [Sandra Kunz Homily 12-1-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/12/02/sandra-kunz-homily-12-1-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from December 1, 2010. The speakers include Sandra Kunz and her students. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 3:1-12.
- [Linda Ford Homily 11-30-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/12/02/linda-ford-homily-11-30-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 30, 2010. The preacher is Linda Ford. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 3:1-12.
- [Nancy Pittman Sermon 11-17-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/11/17/nancy-pittman-sermon-11-17-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 17, 2010. The preacher is Nancy Pittman. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 24:36-44.
- [Wambugu Gachungi Sermon 11-16-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/11/17/wambugu-gachungi-sermon-11-16-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 16, 2010. The preacher is Wambugu Gachungi. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Jeremiah 2:1-9.
- [Andrea Clark Homily 11-10-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/11/11/andrea-clark-homily-11-10-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 10, 2010. The preacher is Andrea Clark. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Exodus 3:1-10.
- [Richard Ward Christmas Reading 12-15-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/12/20/richard-ward-christmas-reading-12-15-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording of Richard Ward Reading the Christmas story from the Gospel According to Matthew:18-25.
- [Sarah Morice Brubaker Homily 12-14-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/12/17/sarah-morice-brubaker-homily-12-14-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from December 14, 2010. The speaker is Sarah Morice Brubaker. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Isaiah 7:10-16.
- [Rick Lowery Homily 12-9-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/12/09/rick-lowery-homily-12-9-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from December 9, 2010. The speaker is Rick Lowery. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Isaiah 11:1-10.
- [Nancy Pittman Sermon 1-5-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/05/nancy-pittman-sermon-1-5-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 5, 2011. The speaker is Nancy Pittman. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is John 1:10-18.
- [Nancy Pittman Sermon 1-4-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/04/nancy-pittman-sermon-1-4-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 4, 2011. The speaker is Nancy Pittman. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 2:13-23.
- [Joe Bessler Homily 1-6-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/07/joe-bessler-homily-1-6-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 6, 2011. The speaker is Joe Bessler as Andy Rooney. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 2:1-12.
- [Lisa Davison Sermon 1-13-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/18/lisa-davison-sermon-1-13-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 13, 2011. The speaker is Lisa Davison. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is 2 Kings 21:1-14.
- [Lisa Davison Sermon 1-11-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/11/lisa-davison-sermon-1-11-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 11, 2011. The speaker is Lisa Davison. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is 2 Kings 4:8-17.
- [Lisa Davison Sermon 1-10-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/11/lisa-davison-sermon-1-10-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 10, 2011. The speaker is Lisa Davison. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Joshua 2:1-21.
- [Bill Hemm Homily 02-24-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/02/25/bill-hemm-homily-02-24-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 24, 2011. The speaker is Bill Hemm. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Matthew 6:24-34.
- [Brandon Scott Reflection 02-22-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/02/25/brandon-scott-reflection-02-22-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 22, 2011. The speaker is Brandon Scott. The Biblical texts to which this reflection is a response are Matthew 6:9-12 and Luke 11:2-4.
- [Sarah Morice Brubaker Homily 02-24-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/02/24/sarah-morice-brubaker-homily-02-24-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 17, 2011. The speaker is Sarah Morice Brubaker. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Leviticus 19:1-2, 9-18.
- [Andy Beck Homily 02-16-2011](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/02/23/andy-beck-homily-02-16-2011/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 16, 2011. The speaker is Andy Beck. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is 1 Corinthians 3:1-9.
- [Lisa Davison Sermon 1-12-11](https://ptstulsa.edu/2011/01/18/lisa-davison-sermon-1-12-11/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 12, 2011. The speaker is Lisa Davison. The Biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Micah 6:1-8.
- [(Luke 17:11-19) Homily by Todd Freeman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/10/11/luke-1711-19-homily-by-todd-freeman/) - Meinders Chapel recording from October 7, 2010. The preacher is Todd Freeman. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 17:11-19.
- [Southard Homily 11-2-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/11/04/southard-homily-11-2-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 2, 2010. The preacher is Susanna Southard. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Haggai 1:15b-2:9.
- [Spangler-Dunning Homily 11-3-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/11/05/spangler-dunning-homily-11-3-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 3, 2010. The preacher is Bill Spangler-Dunning. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Haggai 1:15b-2:9.
- [Bethany Albrecht Homily 9-28-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/29/bethany-albrecht-homily-9-28-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 28, 2010. The preacher is Bethany J. Albrecht. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is 2 Timothy 1:1-14.
- [Brandon Scott Reflection 9-23-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/28/brandon-scott-reflection-9-23-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 23, 2010. The speaker is Brandon Scott. The biblical to which this reflection is a response is Luke 16:19-31. Accompanying Power Point presentation can be found at www.ptstulsa.edu/userPDFs/LazarusParable.ppt.
- [Cathey Edwards Homily 9-16-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/16/cathey-edwards-homily-9-16-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 16, 2010. The preacher is Cathey Edwards. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Jeremiah 8:18-9:1.
- [Kristi Evans Homily 9-15-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/15/kristi-evans-homily-9-15-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 15, 2010. The preacher is Kristi Evans. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Jeremiah 8:18-9:1.
- [Bessler Homily 9-14-2010](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/14/bessler-homily-9-14-2010/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 14, 2010. The preacher is Joe Bessler. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Jeremiah 8:18-9:1.
- [Meditation Service 9-7-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/09/meditation-service-9-7-10/) - Taize Chant from a Meditation & Prayer Chapel Service on September 7, 2010. Soloist is Karen Robu.
- [PTS Orientation Chapel Service 9-1-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/03/pts-orientation-chapel-service-9-1-10/) - PTS orientation service homily by Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend.The text to which this sermon is a response is Philemon 1:1-21
- [Gary Peluso Homily 8-31-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/09/02/gary-peluso-homily-8-31-10/) - PTS orientation service homily by Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend.The text to which this sermon is a response is Jeremiah 18:1-11.
- [PTS Orientation Chapel Service 8-26-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/08/31/pts-orientation-chapel-service-8-26-10/) - PTS orientation service homily by Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend.The text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 14: 1, 7-14.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-30-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/07/12/richard-ward-homily-6-30-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 30, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Galatians 6: 1-6, 7-16.
- [Richard Ward Homily 7-1-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/07/12/richard-ward-homily-7-1-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from July 1, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 10:1-11 and 16-20.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-25-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/06/30/richard-ward-homily-6-25-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 25, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Luke 9:51-62.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-28-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/06/30/richard-ward-homily-6-28-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 28, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are 2 Kings 5:15-19 and Luke 4:16-30.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-29-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/06/30/richard-ward-homily-6-29-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 29, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-23-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/06/29/richard-ward-homily-6-23-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 23, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Psalm 77.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-22-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/06/29/richard-ward-homily-6-22-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 22, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is 2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-14.
- [Richard Ward Homily 6-24-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/06/29/richard-ward-homily-6-24-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from June 24, 2010. The preacher is Richard Ward. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Galatians 5:1, 13-25.
- [Kristi Evans Homily 5-12-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/05/12/kristi-evans-homily-5-12-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from May 12, 2010. The preacher is Kristi Evans. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is John 17: 20-26.
- [Anti-Racism Service 4-29-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/30/anti-racism-service-4-29-10/) - Worship service in participation with the YWCA national Stand Against Racism, with students representing seven different denominations and opening comments by PTS Chapel Director, Sheri Curry.
- [Scott Taylor Homily 4-28-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/28/scott-taylor-homily-4-28-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 28th, 2010. The preacher is Scott Taylor. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Acts 11:1-18.
- [Earth Day Message 4-22-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/26/earth-day-message-4-22-10/) - Worship in honor of Earth Day by students from the Christian Education and Youth class under the direction of Dr. Sandra Costen Kunz.
- [Garnes Homily 4-21-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/23/garnes-homily-4-21-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 21, 2010. The preacher is Kirstie Jeanette Garnes. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Luke 7:36-47.
- [Grounds Homily 4-13-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/22/grounds-homily-4-13-10/) - Chapel message offered by Rev. Dr. Richard A. Grounds, who is the Project Director for the Euchee Language Project based in Sapulpa, Oklahoma and who serves as adjunct faculty at PTS.
- [Native American Worship 4-14-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/22/native-american-worship-4-14-10/) - Meinders Chapel worship within a context of denominational and native prayers, responsive readings, and songs under the leadership of Rev. David Dunson, PTS student, and Rev. Glen Chebon Kernell, Jr., PTS M.Div 2006.
- [Imbler Homily 4-20-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/04/22/imbler-homily-4-20-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from April 20th, 2010. The preacher is John Imbler. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are John 10:22-30.
- [Intro to NT Class 3-9-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/03/11/intro-to-nt-class-3-9-10/) - Two stories offered by members of the Introduction to New Testament Class in the Meinders Chapel on March 9, 2010. "The Prodigal Daughter", written by Pat Hoerth, read by Thomasina Allen; and "Finding Father" written & read by Patience Mutiso. (Permission to Podcast the music in this service obtained from OneLicense.net.)
- [Sermon by Sherri Curry 3-11-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/03/11/sermon-by-sherri-curry-3-11-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 11th, 2010. The preacher is Sherri Curry. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are 2 Corinthians 5:16-6:2.
- [Sermon by Linda Ford 3-10-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/03/10/sermon-by-linda-ford-3-10-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 10th, 2010. The preacher is Linda Ford. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32.
- [Sermon by Shannon Fleck](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/03/05/sermon-by-shannon-fleck/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 25th, 2010. The preacher is Shannon Fleck. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are 1 Samuel 3:1-10.
- [Sermon by Sarah Morice Brubaker](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/03/03/sermon-by-sarah-morice-brubaker/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 2nd, 2010. The preacher is Sarah Morice Brubaker. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Luke 13:1-9.
- [Sermon by Nancy Pittman 3-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/03/03/sermon-by-nancy-pittman-3-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from March 3rd, 2010. The preacher is Nancy Pittman. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Isaiah 55:1-9.
- [Sermon by Margaret Johnson](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/26/sermon-by-margaret-johnson/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 17, 2010. The preacher is Margaret Johnson. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Luke 4:1-13.
- [Sermon by Dennis Smith](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/17/sermon-by-dennis-smith/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 16th, 2010. The preacher is Rev. Dr. Dennis Smith. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Romans 10:1-4.
- [Sermon by Joe Bessler 2-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/26/sermon-by-joe-bessler-2-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 23rd, 2010. The preacher is Joe Bessler. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Philippians 3:17-4:1.
- [Sermon by Kyle Meador](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/26/sermon-by-kyle-meador/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 24th, 2010. The preacher is Kyle Meador. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Psalm 27.
- [Sermon by Lonnie Snyder 2-10](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/19/sermon-by-lonnie-snyder-2-10/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 10th, 2010. The preacher is Lonnie Snyder. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Romans Luke 8:26-39.
- [Sermon by Belva Brown Jordan](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/09/sermon-by-belva-brown-jordan/) - Meinders Chapel recording from December 8th, 2009. The preacher is Rev. Belva Brown Jordan. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Luke 3:7-18.
- [Sermon by Joe Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/09/sermon-by-joe-bessler/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 19th, 2009. The preacher is Rev. Dr. Joe Bessler. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are John18:33-38.
- [Sermon by Susanna Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/10/sermon-by-susanna-southard/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 26th, 2010. The preacher is Rev. Susanna Southard. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Jeremiah 38:5-13.
- [Sermon by Geoff Brewster](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/11/sermon-by-geoff-brewster/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 27th, 2010. The preacher is Geoff Brewster. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Luke 3:7-18.
- [Sermon by Debbie Blue (Abraham)](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/11/25/sermon-by-debbie-blue-abraham/) - Message titled Roaming the Unknown, part of the Stacey Lecture series By Rev. Debbie Blue. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Gen. 12:1-3.
- [Sermon by Ellen Blue](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/11/18/sermon-by-ellen-blue/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 17th, 2009. The preacher is Rev. Dr. Ellen Blue. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are -John18:33-37.
- [Sermon by Jim Perkin](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/11/12/sermon-by-jim-perkin/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 11, 2009. The preacher is Jim Perkin. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Matthew 25: 31-45.
- [Sermon by Debbie Blue (Fruit)](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/11/09/sermon-by-debbie-blue-fruit/) - Sermon by Rev. Debbie Blue, titled Fruit, as part of the Stacey Lecture series. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are John 15:9-17.
- [Sermon by Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/11/05/sermon-by-nancy-pittman/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 4, 2009. The preacher is Rev. Dr. Nancy Pittman. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Mark 12:38-44.
- [Sermon by Jim Wilson](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/11/04/sermon-by-jim-wilson/) - Meinders Chapel recording from November 3rd, 2009. The preacher is Rev. Jim Wilson. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Mark 12:38-44.
- [Sermon by Sheri Curry](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/10/06/sermon-by-sheri-curry/) - Meinders Chapel recording from October 9, 2009. The preacher is Sheri Curry, coordinator of chapel and worship at PTS, a PTS alumna, and a Presbyterian laywoman. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Hebrews 4:12-16.
- [Sermon by Ray Owens](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/10/01/sermon-by-ray-owens/) - Meinders Chapel recording from October 1, 2009. The preacher is Rev. Dr. Ray Owens, pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church in Tulsa and affiliate faculty member at PTS. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Hebrews 2:5-9.
- [Sermon by Susan Payne](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/09/23/sermon-by-susan-payne/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 23, 2009. The preacher is Susan Payne, Master of Divinity student at PTS and pastor of the Disciples of Christ congregation in Prague, OK. The biblical text to which this sermon is a response is Mark 9:38-41.
- [Reflections on Ministry 1](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/09/22/reflections-on-ministry-1/) - Three students reflected on ministry in chapel on 9- 15-2009: Clint Collins - sr., MDiv, Disciple, Christy Moore - sr., MDiv, Disciple, Paul Staat - sr., MAMC, United Methodist.
- [Reflection by Brandon Scott](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/09/09/reflection-by-brandon-scott/) - Meinders Chapel recording from September 9, 2009. The speaker is Dr. Brandon Scott, Darbeth Distinguished Professor of New Testament. The biblical text to which this reflection is a response is Mark 8:27-38.
- [Sermon by Maureen Olson](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/09/02/sermon-by-maureen-olson/) - Meinders Chapel recording from 9/2/09. The preacher is Maureen Olson, senior M.Div. student at PTS and candidate for the Ministry of Word and Sacrament under the care of the Presbyterian Church. The text to which this sermon is a response is Mark 7:24-37
- [Sermon by Gary PelusoVerdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2009/08/25/sermon-by-gary-pelusoverdend/) - Meinders Chapel recording from August 25th, 2009. The preacher is Gary Peluso-Verdend, president of the seminary and Associate Professor of Practical Theology. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are James 1:17-27 and Mark 7:1-23.
- [Sermon by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/12/sermon-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - Meinders Chapel recording from January 14th, 2010. The preacher is Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are John 2:1-11.
- [Sermon by Robert Cloninger](https://ptstulsa.edu/2010/02/17/sermon-by-robert-cloninger/) - Meinders Chapel recording from February 11, 2010. The preacher is Robert Cloninger. The biblical texts to which this sermon is a response are Romans 13:8-14.
- [Rev. Bruce Barkhauer Homily 09-19-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/09/19/rev-bruce-barkhauer-homily-09-19-2013/) - The following homily was given on September 19, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Davison & Dr. Smith Reflections 09-24-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/09/24/dr-davison-dr-smith-reflections-09-24-2013/) - The following reflections were given on September 24, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Dean Phelps Homily 10-01-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/10/01/rev-dean-phelps-homily-10-01-2013/) - The following homily was offered on October 1, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS. The song, If you come up empty - Music & Lyrics: Dan Phelps copyrighted 2007 Dean Phelps, www.deanphelpsmusic.com. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
- [Josh Linton Homily 10-03-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/10/03/josh-linton-homily-10-03-2013/) - The following homily was offered on October 3, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Joshua Bell & Bettina Lehovec Tellings 10-08-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/10/08/joshua-bell-bettina-lehovec-tellings-10-08-2013/) - The following tellings were offered on October 8, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Rev. Kathy McCallie Homily 10-10-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/10/10/rev-kathy-mccallie-homily-10-10-2013/) - The following homily was offered on October 10, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Richard F. Ward Homily 10-14-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/10/14/dr-richard-f-ward-homily-10-14-2013/) - The following homily was offered on October 14, 2013 in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Dr. Dennis Smith Homily 10-29-2013](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/10/29/dr-dennis-smith-homily-10-29-2013/) - The following homily was offered on October 29, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [My Kind Of Uppity Woman (Mark 7:24-37) by Barbara McBride-Smith](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/11/07/my-kind-of-uppity-woman-mark-724-37-by-barbara-mcbride-smith/) - The following homily was offered on November 7, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [On The Lord's Supper - Communion Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/11/12/on-the-lords-supper-communion-service/) - The following was offered on November 12, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Which Would You Call It? (Luke 15:11-32) by Dr. Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/01/27/which-would-you-call-it-luke-1511-32-by-dr-richard-ward/) - The following homily was offered on November 14, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Naomi's Story (Deut 24:17-22) by Dr. Lisa Davison](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/11/19/naomis-story-deut-2417-22-by-dr-lisa-davison/) - The following homily was offered on November 19, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [How Stories Move Us (Phil 4:4) by Dr. Joe Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/12/12/how-stories-move-us-phil-44-by-dr-joe-bessler/) - Dr Joe Bessler on Thursday, Dec 12th 2013 in the Meinders Chapel, preaching in response to Philippians 4:4.
- [The Worst Advent Ever (Matt 3:1-12) by Dr. Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2013/12/03/the-worst-advent-ever-matt-31-12-by-dr-nancy-pittman/) - The following homily was offered on December 3, 2013, in the Meinders Chapel at PTS.
- [Cultural Mythology and the Emergent Church by Dr. Joseph Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/05/13/cultural-mythology-and-the-emergent-church-by-dr-joseph-bessler/) - In a response to Acts 7:55-60, Dr. Joseph Bessler shares about the impact of cultural mythology on both the present and the emergent church.
- [The Life of an Innkeeper by Christine Vitt](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/06/12/the-life-of-an-innkeeper-by-christine-vitt/) - Christine Vitt, administrative assistant at the South Broadway Christian Church in Denver, Colo., shares what it's like to be the innkeeper in the Good Samaritan story. This reflection was shared during the 2014 Remind and Renew Conference at Phillips.
- [You're In Good Company by Susanna Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/09/17/youre-in-good-company-by-susanna-southard/) - Susanna Southard, Instructor in Ministry Studies and Chaplain at Phillips, speaks about the ways God sustains people during the journey of spiritual transformation.
- [The Demands of Ministry by Rev. Guy Langston](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/08/14/the-demands-of-ministry-by-rev-guy-langston/) - Rev. Guy Langston, a retired minister in the United Methodist Church, reflects on Matthew 10:24-39 and shares how Jesus prepared his disciples to face the demands of ministry.
- [Expanding Spaces of Belonging by Josh Linton](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/09/25/expanding-spaces-of-belonging-by-josh-linton/) - Josh Linton, Director of Recruitment at Phillips Theological Seminary, speaks about the need to expand spaces of belonging both in person and online.
- [Wrestling with Biblical Authority by Rev. Todd Freeman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/11/07/wrestling-with-biblical-authority-by-rev-todd-freeman/) - Rev. Todd Freeman, pastor of College Hill Presbyterian Church in Tulsa, shares about the need to wrestle with biblical authority both as individuals and as church communities.
- [2015 Remind & Renew Revisited by Ray Owens](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/01/15/2015-remind-renew-revisited-by-ray-owens/) - From the 2015 Remind & Renew Annual Conference (Faith & Vital Worship), the Rev. Dr. Ray Owens, Pastor at Metropolitan Baptist Church in Tulsa, and Phillips affiliate faculty member, reflects on life as a group project. Please enjoy the re-posting of this homily.
- [2015 Remind & Renew Revisited by Marlin Lavanhar](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/01/14/2015-remind-renew-revisited-by-marlin-lavanhar/) - From the 2015 Remind & Renew Annual Conference (Faith & Vital Worship), the Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanar, Senior Minister at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, reflects on Acts Chapter 17: 22-28. Please enjoy the re-posting of this homily.
- [BorderLinks Reflections Part I](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/03/12/borderlinks-reflections-part-i/) - The Fall 2014 BorderLinks Class shares some of their experiences from their time spent visiting the U.S./Mexico border. Part I of II.
- [All Will Be Well by Dr. Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/01/02/all-will-be-well-by-dr-nancy-pittman/) - Dr. Nancy Pittman, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean at Phillips, explores the reality of human pain and tragedy in light of Paul's encouragement to the Thessalonians, saying when God's work is finished, all will be well.
- [Advent Longing for Hope and Justice by Dr. Joseph Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/12/23/advent-longing-for-hope-and-justice-by-dr-joseph-bessler/) - Dr. Joe Bessler, the Robert Travis Peake Professor of Theology at Phillips, calls people to listen to the joy and frustration of Advent texts in order to rediscover the hope and justice present in Christmas.
- [On Miracles Alone We Cannot Live by Rabbi Charles Sherman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/12/19/on-miracles-alone-we-cannot-live-by-rabbi-charles-sherman/) - Rabbi Emeritus Charles Sherman of Temple Israel in Tulsa shares the miracle and meaning of Chanukah as he reminds his listeners that on miracles alone we cannot live.
- [Carry Each Other in Hope by Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/11/28/carry-each-other-in-hope-by-dr-sarah-morice-brubaker/) - Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker, Assistant Professor of Theology at Phillips, invites us to create an artful response to life's circumstances, and, in doing so, to carry each other in hope.
- [This Too Is Ministry by Dr. Ellen Blue](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/11/21/this-too-is-ministry-by-dr-ellen-blue/) - Dr. Ellen Blue, Mouzon Biggs, Jr. Professor of the History of Christianity and United Methodist Studies at Phillips, shares stories of service, study and solitude all work together in the life of a minister, saying these, too, is ministry.
- [Assumptions of Faith by Dr. Joseph A. Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/10/31/assumptions-of-faith-by-dr-joseph-a-bessler/) - Dr. Joseph A. Bessler, the Robert Travis Peake Professor of Theology at Phillips, shares how engaging in difficult faith conversations can help Christians understand and be open to new aspects of faith.
- [Looking Forward Part II by Joe Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/06/30/looking-forward-part-ii-by-joe-bessler/) - Dr. Joe Bessler, the Robert Travis Peake Professor of Theology and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Assessment, reflects on Looking Forward as he begins a semester long sabbatical. He also reflects on 2 Corinthians 12: 7b-10 and Mark 6: 1-6. This is part II of his reflection.
- [Stilling the Storm by Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/06/23/stilling-the-storm-by-richard-ward/) - The Rev. Dr. Richard Ward, Fred B. Craddock Professor of Homiletics and Worship, offers his thoughts related to the texts Mark 4: 35-41 and Psalms 44 and 69 on the first day of worship for the summer 2015 DMin Fortnight.
- [Irritating Rewards by Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/05/07/irritating-rewards-by-nancy-claire-pittman/) - Phillips' Dean, Nancy Claire Pittman, offers a reflection on Acts 8: 26-40 and the upcoming Student Awards Day.
- [The Good News by Ray Owens](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/28/the-good-news-by-ray-owens/) - Affiliate Professor of Christian Social Ethics and Black Church Studies at Phillips, the Rev. Dr. Ray Owens, tells us that it's our vocation to proclaim the Good News. Biblical text included is Mark 1: 1-8
- [JustHope](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/11/03/justhope/) - The JustHope delegation offers the chapel service on this day with special guests from Nicaragua. Leslie Penrose, Executive Director, and Phillips Theological Seminary alumna, includes special information about the December/Advent occasion honoring Mary, the mother of Jesus.
- [A Cautionary Tale by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/08/25/a-cautionary-tale-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers the homily on the first day of the 2015 Fall semester. His reflection is on 1 Kings 8: 1, 6, 10-11, 22-30, and 41-43.
- [A Glittering Jesus by Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/01/06/a-glittering-jesus-by-nancy-pittman/) - This reflection was offered by the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean at Phillips Theological Seminary. Pittman reflects on Ephesians 1: 15-23
- [Embrace the Darkness by Kurt Gwartney](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/01/05/embrace-the-darkness-by-kurt-gwartney/) - Kurt Gwartney, Senior Director of Seminary Relations, and 1999 Phillips alumnus, reflects on embracing the darkness in this contemplation offered during the Spring 2016 Doctor of Ministry (DMin) Fortnight held annually in January.
- [A History of Phillips by John Imbler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/01/16/a-history-of-phillips-by-john-imbler/) - Dr. John Imbler offers a reflection on the history of Phillips Theological Seminary. Imbler is an Adjunct Instructor of History of Christianity & Disciples Studies as well as, an Executive Vice President Emeritus of Phillips. Imbler retired from Phillips in 2013, after 21 years of service.
- [Transfiguration by Sarah Morice Brubaker](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/02/02/transfiguration-by-sarah-morice-brubaker/) - Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker, Assistant Professor of Theology at Phillips Theological Seminary, offers a reflection on transfiguration and how it resembles a Super Bowl commercial.
- [A Moving Vocation by Mindy McGarrah Sharp](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/06/21/a-moving-vocation-by-mindy-mcgarrah-sharp/) - Dr. Mindy McGarrah Sharp offers the initial reflection during the summer 2016 DMin Fortnight at Phillips Theological Seminary. Sharp is the Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology and Ethics at Phillips. Her reflection is based on 2 Kings 2: 1-2; 6-14; and Luke 9: 51-62.
- [A Child's Life: What is it Worth to You? by Yvonne Lewis](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/03/29/a-childs-life-what-is-it-worth-to-you-by-yvonne-lewis/) - Phillips alum, Yvonne Lewis, offers the reflection "A Child's Life: What is it Worth to You?" Lewis is a former local long-time news anchor, who currently works in ministry, child advocacy and is a motivational speaker. The learn more about Ms. Lewis, please visit www.yvonne.life
- [Commonwealth & Community by Kathy McCallie](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/04/05/commonwealth-community-by-kathy-mccallie/) - The Rev. Dr. Kathy McCallie offers a reflection on Mark 10: 17-25 during a special weekly worship service held at the Tabbernee Conference Center. McCallie is the Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program and an Assistant Professor of Ministerial Leadership and Ethics at Phillips.
- [When Grief & Hope Converge by Mindy McGarrah Sharp](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/04/08/when-grief-hope-converge-by-mindy-mcgarrah-sharp/) - During the concentrated course weekend for "Caring in Depth: Death and Dying" Dr. Mindy McGarrah Sharp offers a reflection on Luke 21: 25-36. Sharp is the Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology and Ethics at Phillips.
- [A Cautionary Tale by Lisa Davison](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/06/22/a-cautionary-tale-by-lisa-davison/) - The Rev. Dr. Lisa Davison, the Johnnie Eargle Cadieux Professor of Hebrew Bible at Phillips, offers a Cautionary Tale during the Summer 2016 DMin fortnight at Phillips Theological Seminary.
- [Getting Second Sight? Careful What You Ask For by Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/06/29/getting-second-sight-careful-what-you-ask-for-by-richard-ward/) - The Rev. Dr. Richard Ward offers this reflection during the Summer 2016 DMin fortnight. Ward is the Fred B. Craddock Professor of Homiletics and Worship at Phillips, as well as the denominational formation director for the United Church of Christ. His reflection is based on 2 Corinthians 5: 6-10, 16-17 and Mark 8: 22-26.
- [Leaving our Place by MaryAnn Morris](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/08/23/leaving-our-place-by-maryann-morris/) - On the first day of the Fall semester seated classes, students, faculty, staff and friends filled the chapel to hear the interim Director of Admissions and Student Services, MaryAnn Morris, deliver the message "Leaving Our Place." She reflects on Luke 14: 1, 7-14. Morris is also a Phillips alumna.
- [The Power of Music by Sarah Morice Brubaker](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/09/13/the-power-of-music-by-sarah-morice-brubaker/) - Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker offers a reflection on the Power of Music in this weekly chapel podcast at Phillips Seminary. Morice Brubaker is Assistant Professor of Theology at Phillips.
- [Who do you say I am by Brandon Scott](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/09/20/who-do-you-say-i-am-by-brandon-scott/) - Dr. Bernard Brandon Scott offers the homily during regular weekly chapel based on Mark 8: 27-33, asking the same old question, Who do you say I am? Scott is the Darbeth Distinguished Professor of New Testament Emeritus at Phillips.
- [Hope Displaced by Alexis Carter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/11/08/hope-displaced-by-alexis-carter/) - The Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend offers a Litany of Repentance immediately prior to the homily offered by the Rev. Alexis Carter during today's election day chapel service. Dr. Peluso-Verdend is the President and Associate Professor of Practical Ministry. Rev. Carter is the Leader of Discipleship Ministries at Tulsa's Metropolitan Baptist Church. Rev. Carter's reflection is
- [Via Positiva by Bill Crowell](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/03/via-positiva-by-bill-crowell/) - Phillips begins the new year with its annual January Doctor of Ministry Fortnight for the first two weeks of the year. The Rev. Bill Crowell is offering several reflections on creation spirituality. Crowell is the pastor at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Tulsa. This reflection is on Via Positiva.
- [Via Creativa by Bill Crowell](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/05/via-creativa-by-bill-crowell/) - The Rev. Bill Crowell, pastor at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Tulsa, offers further reflections on creation spirituality the third installment on Via Creativa.
- [Via Negativa by Bill Crowell](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/04/via-negativa-by-bill-crowell/) - The Rev. Bill Crowell continues his reflections on creation spirituality with a reflection on Via Negativa. Crowell is the pastor at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Tulsa
- [The God of the Living by MaryAnn Morris](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/13/the-god-of-the-living-by-maryann-morris/) - This chapel service included a reflection from MaryAnn Morris, who is the Director of Admissions and Student Services at Phillips Theological Seminary. Morris is also a Phillips alumna. Her reflection is based on Mark 12: 18-27.
- [A 21st Century Faith by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/20/a-21st-century-faith-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President of Phillips Theological Seminary, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers a message during the first day of chapel services during the June Doctor of Ministry fortnight. Dr. Peluso-Verdend's message is A 21st Century Faith...in order that humankind can see the 22nd Century.
- [Grossly Unremarkable by Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/22/grossly-unremarkable-by-nancy-pittman/) - The Dean of the seminary, and Vice President of Academic Affairs, the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman, offers the homily during this chapel service of DMin fortnight. Her reflection is based on Romans 6: 1b-11.
- [Storytelling Concert with Barbara McBride-Smith and Corinne Stavish, part 1](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/07/16/storytelling-concert-with-barbara-mcbride-smith-and-corinne-stavish-part-1/) - Award-winning storytellers Barbara McBride-Smith and Corinne Stavish give a concert as part of the Storytelling in Ministry module offered at Phillips. Part one features examples of biblical midrash, a form of storytelling that explores ethics and values.
- [Whose Image Are We Worshiping? (Psalm 8) by Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/01/30/whose-image-are-we-worshiping-psalm-8-by-dr-gary-peluso-verdend/) - Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend on Thursday, Jan 30th, 2014 in the Meinders Chapel, preaching in response to Psalm 8.
- [Eunuch & Phillip (Acts 8:26-40) by Dr. Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/02/06/eunuch-phillip-acts-826-40-by-dr-nancy-pittman/) - Rev. Dr. Nancy Pittman on Thursday, Feb 6th, 2014 in the PTS Meinders Chapel, preaching in response to Acts 8:26-40.
- [Patrick’s Mountain by Dr. Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/03/06/patricks-mountain-by-dr-richard-ward/) - Dr. Ward shares two stories about two very different mountaintop experiences.
- [Loving Your Enemies (Matt 5: 38-48) by Dr. Robert Hill](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/02/18/loving-your-enemies-matt-5-38-48-by-dr-robert-hill/) - Dr. Hill examines how loving your enemies can revolutionize the world.
- [Like an Eagle by Anthony James](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/03/26/like-an-eagle-by-anthony-james/) - Anthony James shares why a bald eagle is unlike any other bird, and what that means for Christians. This message was shared during the Remind and Renew conference.
- [Reflections from BorderLinks: A Migrant Story by Russ Hall](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/04/02/reflections-from-borderlinks-a-migrant-story-by-russ-hall/) - Phillips student Russ Hall speaks from his experience with BorderLinks to discuss the realities of migration on the U.S. - Mexico border.
- [Politics in the Faith Setting by Kurt Gwartney](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/04/09/politics-in-the-faith-setting-by-kurt-gwartney/) - Kurt Gwartney, news director at KGOU, discusses the need for respectful discourse in both faith and political settings. This message was shared during the Remind and Renew conference.
- [The Church and Climate Change by Pat Hoerth](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/04/15/the-church-and-climate-change-by-pat-hoerth/) - Pat Hoerth, a United Methodist Deaconess and spiritual director at Turtle Rock Farm, shares the need for clergy to address issues of climate change and sustainable living. This message was offered at the Remind and Renew conference.
- [Forgiveness in 64 Colors by Donald Davis](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/04/24/forgiveness-in-64-colors-by-donald-davis/) - Donald Davis, a master storyteller and retired Methoidst minister, reflects on Matthew 6:5-15 and shares two colorful stories of forgiveness.
- [The Theology of Work, part 1, by Dr. David Miller](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/05/09/the-theology-of-work-part-1-by-dr-david-miller/) - Dr. David Miller, the Project Director for the Faith and Work Initiative at Princeton University, shares why church is not about Sunday, but about Monday, in the first part of a two-part podcast.
- [The Theology of Work, part 2, by Dr. David Miller](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/05/10/the-theology-of-work-part-2-by-dr-david-miller/) - Dr. David Miller, the Project Director for the Faith and Work Institute at Princeton University, shares about his research on faith and work in the second of a two-part podcast.
- [A Life of Risk-Taking Faith by Courtney Fowler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/05/29/a-life-of-risk-taking-faith-by-courtney-fowler/) - Courtney Fowler, a global health advocate and lay leader in the United Methodist Church, shares the impact clergy have had on her and how she feels called to impact the world. This was shared at the 2014 Remind and Renew Conference at Phillips.
- [Living in Love by Judy Deere](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/06/26/living-in-love-by-judy-deere/) - Judy Aaron, the Director of Admissions and Student Services at Phillips, shares about recognizing diversity and living with kindness and compassion for others.
- [A New Creation by Dr. Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/07/09/a-new-creation-by-dr-nancy-pittman/) - Dr. Nancy Pittman explores what happens when people encounter the holy in a new way and shares how it relates to a recent trip to Turkey.
- [Storytelling Concert with Barbara McBride-Smith and Corinne Stavish, part 2](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/08/01/storytelling-concert-with-barbara-mcbride-smith-and-corinne-stavish-part-2/) - Award-winning storytellers Barbara McBride-Smith and Corinne Stavish give a concert as part of the Storytelling in Ministry module offered at Phillips. Part 2 features examples of personal narrative, a storytelling style that draws on personal experience.
- [Seeking Home by President Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/08/27/seeking-home-by-president-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President Gary Peluso-Verdend speaks about the common need for a place of safety and what it means to be a Christian seeking home.
- [Sing a New Song by Rev. Jesse Jackson, Jr.](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/10/07/sing-a-new-song-by-rev-jesse-jackson-jr/) - Rev. Jesse Jackson, Jr., Phillips alumnus and Board member and the pastor of East 6th St. Christian Church in Oklahoma City, speaks about the power of music and calls on God's people to sing a new song.
- [In the Name of God by Susanna Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/01/30/in-the-name-of-god-by-susanna-southard/) - Instructor in Ministry Studies and Chaplain Susanna Southard speaks about the need for prophetic voices in vulnerable communities and shares why it is both necessary and dangerous work to be called to speak in the name of God.
- [Injustice Threat to Justice by Darell Christopher](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/02/03/injustice-threat-to-justice-by-darell-christopher/) - 2006 Phillips Alum reflects on the civil rights movement and the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Rev. Christopher, pastor at First Christian Church, Tahlequah, is an accomplished musician, as well as internet radio host for a Gospel music program Sunday mornings on radioidl.com.
- [When Two or More are Gathered by Mindy McGarrah Sharp](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/02/12/when-two-or-more-are-gathered-by-mindy-mcgarrah-sharp/) - Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology & Ethics, McGarrah Sharp reflects on Matthew 18:20; about the webs of life that hold us together and keep us apart; where beauty and tension are present when two or more are gathered.
- [Christian Civil Discourse by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/02/17/christian-civil-discourse-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President and Associate Professor of Practical Theology, Peluso-Verdend reflects on Ephesians 4: 17-27 and 29; about Christians listening and speaking in truth and love.
- [Mark's Gospel as Haunted Text by Josh Linton](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/02/24/marks-gospel-as-haunted-text-by-josh-linton/) - Phillips alumnus and Director of Recruitment at the seminary, Linton shares a very personal story about Mark's haunting text (Mark 1: 15-16) and those displaced by the varying ideas and images of Jesus.
- [That Ishmael Might Live in Your Sight by Alexis Carter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/02/26/that-ishmael-might-live-in-your-sight-by-alexis-carter/) - Carter is the leader of Discipleship Ministries at Tulsa's Metropolitan Baptist Church and is a founding board member of "Gravity," a center for contemplative activism. Her reflection is based on Genesis 17: 18.
- [What's Love Got to do with it? by Judy Deere](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/03/03/whats-love-got-to-do-with-it-by-judy-deere/) - Deere is a Phillips Alumna and is the Director of Admissions and Student Services at Phillips. Her reflection is based on 1 Corinthians 13: 1-8a and 13. She begins her homily with a Creek song, "Vnokeckvt Omecicen" (shortened translation "giving with love").
- [They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/03/05/they-will-know-we-are-christians-by-our-love/) - Phillips students Jinx Barber, Josh Bell and Grant Ragsdale sing and perform Ragsdale's arrangement of "They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love." This arrangement was originally played for a chapel service on February 17, 2015. (Published with permission from Ragsdale).
- [The Lenten Journey Continues by Joe Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/03/10/the-lenten-journey-continues-by-joe-bessler/) - Bessler initially recites a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins. Bessler also shares a story about four-legged companions, including his own cat named Picasso. He then reflects on Matthew 4: 1-11.
- [BorderLinks Reflections Part II](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/03/17/borderlinks-reflections-part-ii/) - The Fall 2014 BorderLinks Class shares some of their experiences from their time spent visiting the U.S./Mexico border. Part II of I.
- [Pay Attention, People! by Dennis Smith](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/03/19/pay-attention-people-by-dennis-smith/) - The Professor of New Testament offers this reflection on Mark 7: 31-37 and encourages everyone to just...listen.
- [Living Between Good Friday & Easter Sunday by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/07/living-between-good-friday-easter-sunday-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - The President of Phillips reflects on Mark 16: 1-8 and offers his thoughts on living between Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
- [The People Could Fly by Kim & Reggie Harris](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/16/the-people-could-fly-by-kim-reggie-harris/) - Renowned storytellers, Kim & Reggie Harris, share a folk story with the community about freedom.
- [Craddock Memorial Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/13/craddock-memorial-service/) - Listen to the full memorial service in its entirety for Fred B. Craddock recorded on April 13, 2015. Featured speakers include the Rev. Dr. Richard Ward, the Rev. Lori Walke, and the Rev. Dr. Robin Meyers.
- [Craddock Tribute by Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/13/craddock-tribute-by-richard-ward/) - Richard Ward, the Fred B. Craddock Professor of Homiletics and Worship at Phillips, offers a tribute to the late Fred B. Craddock at a special memorial service recorded on April 13, 2015.
- [Craddock Tribute by Lori Walke](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/13/craddock-tribute-by-lori-walke/) - Lori Walke, Phillips alum, and associate pastor at Mayflower Congregational UCC in Oklahoma CIty, offers a tribute to the late Fred B. Craddock at a special memorial service recorded on April 13, 2015.
- [Craddock Tribute by Robin Meyers](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/13/craddock-tribute-by-robin-meyers/) - Robin Meyers, Phillips alum, and senior pastor at Mayflower Congregational UCC in Oklahoma CIty, offers a tribute to the late Fred B. Craddock at a special memorial service recorded on April 13, 2015.
- [Domestic Violence Education by Missy Iski](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/04/30/domestic-violence-education-by-missy-iski/) - DVIS representative, Missy Iski, gives a presentation on the services offered by Domestic Violence Intervention Services, Inc. in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and educates the Phillips community about victims of domestic violence. Scripture offered: Micah 6:8 as translated by Dr. Lisa Wilson Davison.
- [How Shall we Honor our Mothers? by Bill Inglish](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/05/05/how-shall-we-honor-our-mothers-by-bill-inglish/) - Phillips alumnus and Senior Pastor at Disciples Christian Church in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, the Rev. Dr. Bill Inglish reflects on Isaiah 66:13 in this week preceding Mother's Day, and asks us how shall we honor our mothers?
- [Pardadox of Change by Mik King](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/05/12/pardadox-of-change-by-mik-king/) - Graduating senior, Mik King, offers a homily reflection on Genesis 16: 7-13 during one of the final chapel services of the Spring 2015 semester.
- [Opportunities not Losses by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/05/14/opportunities-not-losses-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - Phillips President Gary Peluso-Verdend offers a reflection on Psalm 137:1 and Isaiah 43:18-19. He proposes that this is a time of wonderful opportunities rather than for lamenting our losses.
- [Vanity of Vanities by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/06/24/vanity-of-vanities-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - The Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, President of Phillips Theological Seminary, challenges the congregation of DMin students, to remind people from time to time that they will die. Do you remind people what makes life worth living? His reflections are based on Ecclesiastes 1:1-11.
- [It's About More Than You by Sonja Tobey](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/06/25/its-about-more-than-you-by-sonja-tobey/) - Senior Pastor at Vinita First United Methodist Church in Vinita, Oklahoma and recent Phillips alumna, the Rev. Dr. Sonja Tobey reflects on 2 Corinthians 8: 7-15.
- [Looking Forward Part I by Joe Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/06/30/looking-forward-part-i-by-joe-bessler/) - Dr. Joe Bessler, the Robert Travis Peake Professor of Theology and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Assessment, reflects on Looking Forward as he begins a semester long sabbatical. He also reflects on 2 Corinthians 12: 7b-10 and Mark 6: 1-6. This is part I of his reflection.
- [What Makes Life Worth Living? by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/06/26/what-makes-life-worth-living-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President and Associate Professor of Practical Theology, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers his second homily during the June 2015 DMin Fortnight. His reflection is based on Psalm 8.
- [I Will Break Their Hearts of Stone by Sonja Tobey](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/07/01/i-will-break-their-hearts-of-stone-by-sonja-tobey/) - The Rev. Dr. Sonja Tobey, recent Doctor of Ministry graduate of Phillips Theological Seminary, reflects on Ezekiel 2: 1-5. Tobey is the Senior Pastor at Vinita First United Methodist Church in Vinita, Oklahoma.
- [2014 Remind & Renew Revisited by John Thomas](https://ptstulsa.edu/2014/01/23/2014-remind-renew-revisited-by-john-thomas/) - From the 2014 Remind & Renew Annual Conference, the Rev. Dr. John Thomas, Associate Dean and Director of Supervised Ministries at Phillips, asks can these bones live? Please enjoy the re-posting of this homily.
- [Who Do You Say Jesus Is? by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/08/17/who-do-you-say-jesus-is-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President and Associate Professor of Practical Theology, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers a reflection on Mark 8: 27-30 during the opening Chapel service during new student orientation for the Fall 2015 semester.
- [Faith & Work Part I (Revisited) by David Miller](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/08/27/faith-work-part-i-revisited-by-david-miller/) - Dr. David Miller, Director of the Faith & Work Initiative at Princeton University, gives a presentation on the Theology Work at the 2014 Remind & Renew Annual Conference at Phillips. This is part one of a two part re-posting.
- [Faith & Work Part II (Revisited) by David Miller](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/09/03/faith-work-part-ii-revisited-by-david-miller/) - Dr. David Miller, Director of the Faith & Work Initiative at Princeton University, gives a presentation on the Theology Work at the 2014 Remind & Renew Annual Conference at Phillips. This is part two of a two part re-posting.
- [Black Lives Matter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/09/08/black-lives-matter/) - The Rev. Diane Burl, current Phillips student and Pastor at Quinn Chapel AME, Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker, Assistant Professor of Theology at Phillips, offer a dialogical sermon in response to the call from AME bishops to end racism in America. The accompanying scripture is Genesis 16.
- [Chasing After Wind by Susanna Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/09/15/chasing-after-wind-by-susanna-southard/) - Susanna Weslie Southard, Instructor in Ministry Studies, Chaplain, and Director of Teaching with Technology at Phillips, offers a homily based on selections from Chapters 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 8 Ecclesiastes.
- [Unchangeable by Ellen Blue](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/09/22/unchangeable-by-ellen-blue/) - The Rev. Dr. Ellen Blue, the Mouzon Biggs, Jr. Professor of the History of Christianity and United Methodist Studies at Phillips Theological Seminary, offers a sermon on Esther 7: 1-6, 9-10; and Esther 9: 20-22; 28.
- [Turning the World Around by Kim & Reggie Harris](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/10/19/turning-the-world-around-by-kim-reggie-harris/) - Featured during Concentrated Course Week II Fall 2015, Kim & Reggie Harris visited the seminary for the second time. The Harrises are renowned storytellers who lead inspirational worship experiences around the world, infusing a variety of musical genres to inspire and entertain.
- [After Exhaustion, Abundance by Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/09/29/after-exhaustion-abundance-by-richard-ward/) - The Rev. Dr. Richard Ward reflects on the risks and rewards of casting our nets in deeper waters. Biblical text is from Luke 5: 11. Ward is the Fred B. Craddock Professor of Homiletics and Worship at Phillips.
- [Who are we, really? by Anna Holloway](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/10/27/who-are-we-really-by-anna-holloway/) - This service was presented by the InterReligious Understanding Program at Phillips, with student Chelsea Peary reading, and Anna Holloway offering the homily.
- [The End is Near by Josh Linton](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/11/10/the-end-is-near-by-josh-linton/) - Josh Linton, Director of Recruitment, tackles an apocalyptic text (Mark 13) during our weekly chapel service.
- [O for a World by Chris Moore](https://ptstulsa.edu/2015/11/13/o-for-a-world-by-chris-moore/) - The Rev. Chris Moore, Senior Minister at Fellowship Congregational Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, offers a reflection on Micah 6:8. Moore is also a Phillips alum.
- [Embrace the Light by Imam John Ederer](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/01/08/embrace-the-light-by-imam-john-ederer/) - Imam John Ederer, spiritual leader of the Islamic Society of Tulsa, offers a reflection during the DMin fortnight at Phillips Theological Seminary.
- [Ledger Paintings by Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/02/23/ledger-paintings-by-nancy-claire-pittman/) - The Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman offers the homily at this worship service honoring three Phillips graduates who are contributing authors to the book: Coming Full Circle, Constructing Native Christian Theology. This books seeks to encourage young Native American scholars and non-Native theologians to reconsider the rich possibilities present in the intersection between Native theory
- [Two Roads by Chris Moore](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/03/15/two-roads-by-chris-moore/) - The Rev. Chris Moore, Pastor at Fellowship Congregational Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, offers this homily with an initial reading of Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken." Moore is also a Phillips alumnus.
- [BorderLinks Reflections](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/03/08/borderlinks-reflections/) - The most recent BorderLinks Immersion Course offer their reflections from their time spent in Arizona and Mexico in January 2016. BorderLinks is a non-profit organization that promotes study of issues on the border between Mexico and the United States and in New Orleans with churches and organizations dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
- [Call of Duty by Trayce Stewart](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/04/26/call-of-duty-by-trayce-stewart/) - The Rev. Trayce Stewart visited Phillips Theological Seminary today and was the featured guest speaker during Chapel service. Rev. Stewart is pastor at Second Chance Christian Church in Columbus, Ohio. Her reflection is based on Acts 1:8.
- [A Sermon by Sarah Morice Brubaker](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/04/19/a-sermon-by-sarah-morice-brubaker/) - The Rev. Nancy Claire Pittman, Phillips Theological Seminary Dean and Vice President of Academic Affairs offers an introduction and recognition for Dr. Sharon Jacob, Assistant Professor of New Testament at Phillips, in honor of her first book, "Reading Mary Alongside Indian Surrogate Mothers." Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker, Assistant Professor of Theology at Phillips, offers a
- [The Wonder of One by Susanna Weslie Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/05/03/the-wonder-of-one-by-susanna-weslie-southard/) - Rev. Susanna Weslie Southard offers the reflection today, based on John 17: 20-23. Southard is the Chaplain, Instructor of Ministry Studies, and Director of Teaching with Technology at Phillips Theological Seminary.
- [A Commencement Reflection by Joe Bessler](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/05/14/a-commencement-reflection-by-joe-bessler/) - The annual commencement services for the class of 2015-2016 graduates of Phillips Theological Seminary was held at First Christian Church, in Tulsa, on Saturday, May 14, 2016. Dr. Joe Bessler offers the faculty reflection at this graduation ceremony. Bessler is the Robert Travis Peake Professor of Theology and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Assessment
- [Love, Anger & Christian Practice by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/06/23/love-anger-christian-practice-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - President and Associate Professor of Practical Theology, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers a reflection during the summer 2016 DMin fortnight.
- [Hope Made Dragon by Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/06/24/hope-made-dragon-by-nancy-claire-pittman/) - The Dean and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Phillips, offers this homily during the summer 2016 DMin fortnight.
- [Wisdom's Journey by Kathy McCallie](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/06/27/wisdoms-journey-by-kathy-mccallie/) - The Rev. Dr. Kathy McCallie, Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Phillips, offers this reflection during the Summer 2016 DMin fortnight. Her reflection is based on Proverbs 8, selected verses.
- [Be Here Now by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/08/15/be-here-now-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - During the opening evening of the new student orientation for fall 2016, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend offers the reflection based on Exodus 4: 1-13. Dr. Peluso-Verdend is the President and Associate Professor of Practical Theology at Phillips.
- [What's in a Name? by Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/08/16/whats-in-a-name-by-richard-ward/) - On the second night of new student orientation for the fall semester 2016, the Rev. Dr. Richard Ward offered a reflection based on Genesis 32: 22-31. Ward is the Fred B. Craddock Professor of Homiletics and Worship and the Denominational Formation Director for United Church of Christ at Phillips.
- [Blessings for the Journey by Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/08/17/blessings-for-the-journey-by-nancy-pittman/) - On the final day of Fall 2016 new student orientation, the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the seminary, offers the reflection based on Romans 12: 1-8.
- [How do we do theology right? by Josh Linton](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/08/19/how-do-we-do-theology-right-by-josh-linton/) - Josh Linton, Director of Recruitment at Phillips, and Phillips alum, offers a reflection during this additional chapel service during Fall semester 2016.
- [A Reflection by Geoff Brewster](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/08/30/a-reflection-by-geoff-brewster/) - The Rev. Geoff Brewster offers a reflection on Acts 10: 9-16 during weekly chapel services at Phillips. Brewster is the Senior Director of Stewardship at Phillips and is also a Phillips alum.
- [Creation Spirituality by Bill Crowell](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/09/23/creation-spirituality-by-bill-crowell/) - The Rev. Bill Crowell, pastor at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Tulsa, offers a reflection on creation spirituality.
- [The Joys, Challenges & Dangers of Ministry by Pam Holt](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/09/27/the-joys-challenges-dangers-of-ministry-by-pam-holt/) - The Rev. Pamela Holt, Regional Minister for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Oklahoma, and Phillips Trustee, offers a reflection on the joys, challenges and dangers of ministry.
- [Gratitude by Darell Christopher](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/10/04/gratitude-by-darell-christopher/) - Darell Christopher is the Pastor at First Christian Church in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He is also the Assistant Recruiter at Phillips and is a Phillips alumnus. He reflects on gratitude: Luke 17: 11-19.
- [A Story Worth Telling by Susanna Weslie Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/10/18/a-story-worth-telling-by-susanna-weslie-southard/) - Susanna Weslie Southard offers the homily during this second week of concentrated courses. Southard is the Chaplain, Director of Teaching with Technology and Instructor of Ministry Studies at Phillips.
- [Just Hope by David Calderon](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/10/25/just-hope-by-david-calderon/) - Senor David Calderon, one of the visiting JustHope delegation from Nicaragua, offers a reflection on his spiritual journey and his vision on eco-friendly farming.
- [What Are You Teaching These Days? by Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/11/11/what-are-you-teaching-these-days-by-nancy-claire-pittman/) - This additional worship service was offered during the Fall semester with the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman offering the homily. Pittman is the Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty at Phillips. Her reflection is based on Luke 6: 37-42
- [On Common Ground by Bill Blue Eagle McCutchen](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/11/18/on-common-ground-by-bill-blue-eagle-mccutchen/) - The Rev. Dr. Bill Blue Eagle McCutchen, offers this reflection during an additional chapel service on November 18, 2016. McCutchen is a Phillips alumnus, and is also the pastor and certified White Bison fire starter at Blue Eagle Wellbriety Ministries.
- [A Reflection on Thanks by Lisa Davison](https://ptstulsa.edu/2016/11/29/a-reflection-on-thanks-by-lisa-davison/) - The Rev. Dr. Lisa Wilson Davison reflects on thanks during this chapel service. Davison is the Johnnie Eargle Cadieux Professor of Hebrew Bible and Denominational Formation Director for Disciples of Christ students at Phillips. Her reflection is based on Leviticus 23: 21b-22 and 39-44.
- [Via Transformativa by Bill Crowell](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/06/via-transformativa-by-bill-crowell/) - The final reflection on the four pathways of creation spirituality offered by the Rev. Bill Crowell is Via Transformativa. Crowell is the pastor at Tulsa's St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
- [Refusing the Hand of the Empire by Rosemary McCombs Maxey](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/10/refusing-the-hand-of-the-empire-by-rosemary-mccombs-maxey/) - This reflection is offered by the Reverend Rosemary McCombs Maxey. Maxey is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma and is well known throughout the United Church of Christ. She has served on many national boards and committees and has been a leading voice and member of the UCC Council for American Indian
- [Many Religions, One God by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/12/many-religions-one-god-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - Phillips President, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers the homily during this final chapel service of the Doctor of Ministry fortnight offered every January. Dr. Peluso-Verdend's reflection is based on Genesis 11: 1-9
- [Seminary Reflections](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/20/seminary-reflections/) - Two Phillips alumna offer reflections during this chapel service. Sandy Shapoval, Director of the Phillips Library and the Rev. Gina Jackson, Director of Worship, offer two reflections of their time at Phillips.
- [The Grace of Being Cut to the Quick by Gary Peluso-Verdend](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/01/31/the-grace-of-being-cut-to-the-quick-by-gary-peluso-verdend/) - The President of Phillips Theological Seminary, the Rev. Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend, offers this homily on the first day of on campus classes of the Spring 2017 Semester. Dr. Peluso-Verdend's reflection is based on 2 Samuel 11:26-12:7a
- [Life Choices by Susanna Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/02/07/life-choices-by-susanna-southard/) - The Rev. Susanna Weslie Southard delivers the homily during today's worship service. Southard is the Director of Teaching with Technology, an Instructor in Ministry Studies and the Chaplain at Phillips. Her reflection is based on Deuteronomy 30: 15-20.
- [A Reflection by Rev. M.C. Potter](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/02/14/a-reflection-by-rev-m-c-potter/) - Former Phillips Board of Trustees member, the Rev. Dr. M.C. Potter, offers the reflection during this chapel service. Rev. Potter is the long time pastor at Antioch Baptist Church. His reflection is based on 1 Kings 18: 43-44
- [She Persisted by Kathy McCallie](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/02/17/she-persisted-by-kathy-mccallie/) - The Rev. Dr. Kathy McCallie offers the reflection today, "She Persisted." McCallie is the Assistant Professor of Ministerial Leadership and Ethics, and the Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Phillips. Her reflection today is based on 1 Kings 17: 8-24.
- [There is a Crack in Everything. That's How the Light Gets In by Grayson Lucky](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/02/21/there-is-a-crack-in-everything-thats-how-the-light-gets-in-by-grayson-lucky/) - This reflection was offered by the Rev. Dr. Grayson Lucky. Lucky is ordained in the United Methodist Church and he is an affiliate instructor of United Methodist Studies at Phillips. His reflection is based on 2 Peter 1: 16-19
- [Preparing for Lent by Amy Venable](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/02/28/preparing-for-lent-by-amy-venable/) - The Rev. Amy Venable visited campus with a message on Mardi Gras, as the campus and community prepares for the Christian season of Lent, the six week period prior to Easter. Venable is the chaplain at Holland Hall school in Tulsa. Her reflection is based on Acts 7: 30-34.
- [The Gift of Discomfort by Sarah Morice Brubaker](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/03/14/the-gift-of-discomfort-by-sarah-morice-brubaker/) - Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker, Assistant Professor of Theology at Phillips, offers a Lenten reflection on the Gift of Discomfort based on Jonah 2: 1-10.
- [A Reflection by Sr. Ellie Finlay](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/03/21/a-reflection-by-sr-ellie-finlay/) - The Director of St. John's Center for Spiritual Formation, Sr. Ellie Finlay, offers the reflection in chapel during this second week of Spring Concentrated Courses. Finlay is a solitary (hermit) nun in the Anglican tradition. She is an experienced spiritual director and retreat conductor. Her background includes traditional convent life and education in theology, philosophy,
- [You Want To by J.D. Morrison](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/03/28/you-want-to-by-j-d-morrison/) - Phillips alumnus, and current DMin student, JD Morrison, offers a reflection during chapel this week. Morrison works with the Tulsa Boys Home and with Fellowship Congregational UCC Church in Tulsa. His reflection is based on Psalm 34: 1
- [Praying through Clenched Teeth by Richard Ward](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/04/21/praying-through-clenched-teeth-by-richard-ward/) - The Rev. Dr. Richard F. Ward gives today's reflection during an additional chapel service on the campus of Phillips Theological Seminary. Ward is the Fred B. Craddock Professor of Homiletics and Worship at Phillips.
- [Religious Liberty by Ryan Kiesel](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/05/02/religious-liberty-by-ryan-kiesel/) - Ryan Kiesel offers this reflection on religious liberty during a chapel service at Phillips Theological Seminary. Kiesel is currently the Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma. He served three terms in the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
- [The Nostalgia Trap by Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/05/09/the-nostalgia-trap-by-nancy-claire-pittman/) - The Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman offers the reflection today in this final "regular" chapel service of the spring semester. Dr. Pittman is the Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean at Phillips, as well as the Stephen J. England Associate Professor of the Practice of Ministry. Her reflection is based on Acts 2: 42-47
- [Prequels and Sequels by John Thomas, Jr.](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/23/prequels-and-sequels-by-john-thomas-jr/) - The Rev. Dr. John Thomas, Jr. offers the homily during this chapel service of DMin fortnight at Phillips Theological Seminary. Thomas is the the Associate Professor of Practical Theology at Phillips, as well as the director of Supervised Ministries, the director of denominational formation for Baptist Traditions, and the associate dean for contextual education and
- [A Reflection by David Wilson by: David Wilson](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/26/a-reflection-by-david-wilson-by-david-wilson/) - The guest homilist for today's DMin fortnight chapel service is the Rev. Dr. David M. Wilson. Dr. Wilson is currently serving as the Superintendent of the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference of the United Methodist Church. He holds an MDiv from Phillips and was the first clergy person from OIMC to graduate from Phillips. In 2007,
- [Intersectionality, Intercultural, Interfaith by Gerald Davis](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/27/intersectionality-intercultural-interfaith-by-gerald-davis/) - The Rev. Gerald Davis offers the homily during this DMin chapel service. He is currently serving as the minister of the Church of the Restoration Unitarian Universalist and as an affiliate minister at All Souls Unitarian Church, both in Tulsa. Previously, he served as the County Director for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. Over
- [Enough Already by Susanna Southard](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/06/29/enough-already-by-susanna-southard/) - The reflection on this final day of DMin Fortnight chapel services at Phillips Theological Seminary is offered by the Rev. Susanna Weslie Southard. Southard is the Director of Teaching with Technology, an Instructor in Ministry Studies and the Chaplain at Phillips. Her reflection is based on Genesis 21: 8-21.
- [On the Road Together by Gerald Davis](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/09/14/on-the-road-together-by-gerald-davis/) - The Rev. Gerald Davis offers the homily during this June 27th chapel service. He is currently serving as the minister of the Church of the Restoration Unitarian Universalist and as an affiliate minister at All Souls Unitarian Church, both in Tulsa. Previously, he served as the County Director for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.
- [Board of Trustees Selects New President](https://ptstulsa.edu/2019/01/03/board-of-trustees-selects-new-president/) - The Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman Named President of Phillips Theological Seminary Following a seven-month long search that yielded an impressive and diverse pool of applicants, the Board of Trustees of Phillips Theological Seminary has named the Rev. Dr. Nancy Pittman as the school’s next president. Pittman has served as interim president of the Seminary
- [New Student Orientation by Gerald Davis](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/09/26/new-student-orientation-by-gerald-davis/) - The Rev. Gerald Davis offers the homily during this Fall 2017 new student orientation chapel service. He is currently serving as the minister of the Church of the Restoration Unitarian Universalist and as an affiliate minister at All Souls Unitarian Church, both in Tulsa. Previously, he served as the County Director for the Oklahoma Department
- [Reflection on Romans by Nancy Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/2017/10/03/reflection-on-romans-by-nancy-pittman/) - The Dean of the seminary, and Vice President of Academic Affairs, the Rev. Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman, offers the homily during this chapel service during the Fall 2017 new student orientation. Her reflection is based on Romans 12.
- [Presidential Candidate Selection Enters New Stage](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/10/24/presidential-candidate-selection-enters-new-stage/) - From Board of Trustees Chair Claire Meredith: The Phillips Theological Seminary transition team has been busy reviewing the applications for the position of president. After the September Board of Trustees meeting and intercultural development training, the team met and selected six candidates for further consideration. The trustees on the transition team have each taken one
- [Six Presidential Applicants Selected as Finalists](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/09/28/six-presidential-applicants-selected-as-finalists/) - The Presidential Transition Committee has selected six applicants as semifinalists to be the next president of Phillips Theological Seminary. The names of the semifinalists will remain confidential. “We are pleased with the quality and quantity of candidates interested in leading Phillips,” said Claire Meredith, chair of the Board of Trustees. “The number of impressive nominees
- [Remind & Renew 2019... Negotiating Empire: Stories of Accommodation and Resistance from the New Testament](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/11/27/remind-renew-2019-negotiating-empire-stories-of-accommodation-and-resistance-from-the-new-testament/) - Christian churches have a long record of both supporting and resisting the empires they have encountered over the centuries. Two Phillips Theological Seminary faculty members will explore this complicated relationship during the 2019 Remind & Renew conference, Negotiating Empire: Stories of Accommodation and Resistance from the New Testament, Jan. 23–24 in Tulsa, Okla. Phillips New Testament
- [Deeper Repair](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/06/12/deeper-repair/) - I nodded off in church on Sunday (okay, that’s a fiction, but go with it, please) and, immediately, I fell into a dream. In the dream, I walked into a building I knew was a church. I don’t remember how the outside of this church looked. And I did not get beyond the entryway before
- [Religious Interests and Legislation](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/06/05/religious-interests-and-legislation/) - I like to know where the food I eat and the legislation to which I am subject come from. Both are often too hard to trace! This blog is on legislation rather than food. Specifically, on legislation that implicates religion. There is a rather new, concerted, and powerful legislative effort to privilege a particular kind
- [More Fred Rogers, Please](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/05/29/more-fred-rogers-please/) - Fred Rogers, known to generations of children and their parents, as Mister Rogers, was a Presbyterian minister. His show, begun in 1968, embodied much of old mainline Protestantism at its best. Without naming the Name, he walked the walk, in public spaces, and taught more what the way of Jesus by living it than most
- [Interpreting the Bible Against the Gospel](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/06/18/interpreting-the-bible-against-the-gospel/) - An Egyptian official from 4,000 years ago: Joseph’s people were such ingrates. My country took in caravans of Semites who were starving. We fed them. We gave them room to grow. The problem is we were too good to them. They multiplied like rats. Their numbers threatened to overwhelm the Egyptian population. After so many
- [Interpreting Faith in Public](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/06/26/interpreting-faith-in-public/) - A few years ago, I attended a conference of seminary presidents. At a workshop on crisis communications, we were advised to communicate with our publics regularly so that, in a crisis, constituents would recognize the seminary’s official “voice.” That workshop persuaded me to blog weekly, a task I’ve done for three years now. However, my
- [Thoughts About the Interim Presidency](https://ptstulsa.edu/2018/08/24/thoughts-about-the-interim-presidency/) - Phillips Theological Seminary is in a season of transition. Not so much in the understanding of our identity as a school offering theological education dedicated to learning the way of Jesus in order to cultivate vital congregations, communities, conversations, and the public good. Or in our core commitment to preparing Christian leadership for churches, non-profit

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- [Nancy](https://ptstulsa.edu/nancy/) - The Retirement Party for Seminary President Nancy Claire Pittman We hope you join us to celebrate Nancy's many contributions to Phillips Theological Seminary on Sunday, October 6, at 4:30 p.m. at 901 N. Mingo Road, Tulsa, OK. If you have any questions about this form or the event, please contact Ashley Gibson at ashley.gibson@ptstulsa.edu.
- [Denominational Formation](https://ptstulsa.edu/current-students/denominational-formation/) - Denominational Formation At Phillips Theological Seminary, ministerial formation goes hand-in-hand with ecumenical theological education. We could not fulfill our mission without strong church partnerships. Dozens of congregations provide teaching and learning contexts for students. Particular partnerships developed with the following enable us to educate church leaders who both know the mission and work of the ecumenical
- [Academic Complaints](https://ptstulsa.edu/academic-complaints/) - Academic Complaints A complaint may include any class-related concerns, problems, or disputes with a faculty member orstudent. The Seminary’s Office of Academic Affairs shall investigate every complaint brought by astudent or faculty member.It is best if the complainant brings forward the complaint in a timely manner in order that it can be dealtwith expeditiously and
- [Staff Directory  Alphabetical](https://ptstulsa.edu/staff-directory-alphabetical/) - Staff Directory Alphabetical You are viewing the alphabetized staff directory. To view the staff directory organized by department, click here.Please add @ptstulsa.edu to all email addresses provided after the listed phone numbers. If you are unable to locate the number you wish to call, please call our general line, 918.610.8303.Ulysses AllenRecruiter918.270.6463ulysses.allenKatherine CaseyAssistant Dean of the
- [Master of Arts in Ministry and Culture (MAMC)](https://ptstulsa.edu/prospective-students/programs-of-study/ma-ministry-culture/) - Master of Arts in Ministry & Culture Degree (MAMC) The 48 semester-hour Master of Arts in Ministry and Culture (MAMC) and the 81 semester-hour Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree programs are both designed to equip persons to fulfill their vocations in providing faithful and effective forms of ministry in congregations and in the world. While
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- [Master of Theological Studies (MTS)](https://ptstulsa.edu/prospective-students/programs-of-study/master-of-theological/) - Master of Theological Studies (MTS) The purpose of the 48 semester-hour Master of Theological Studies (MTS) degree program is to develop broad theological understandings for general education purposes or to prepare for advanced (doctoral) studies in theology and related fields. Course OverviewThe MTS degree program has two distinct tracks: Track I: General Theological Studies is
- [Master of Divinity Degree (MDiv)](https://ptstulsa.edu/prospective-students/programs-of-study/master-of-divinity-degree-mdiv/) - Master of Divinity Degree (MDIV) The 81 semester-hour Master of Divinity program is the basic graduate professional degree program in the seminary and is designed to provide a foundational academic preparation for an educated ministry. Program GoalsUpon completing the MDiv program, students will be able to: Situate biblical, historical, and theological documents within historical, religious,
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- [Our History](https://ptstulsa.edu/about-us/our-history/) - Our History 2012Phillips Board of Trustees adopted new Identity and Mission statements. 2009Phillips was approved to offer comprehensive distance education. 2003901 North Mingo Road campus dedicated. The first classes were held on the new campus. 2002The QuikTrip Corporation gifted the property at 901 North Mingo Road to Phillips; extensive renovations began. 1997Phillips Board of Trustees
- [Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)](https://ptstulsa.edu/cpeprogram/) - Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) The Clinical Pastoral Education program is currently being updated. Please check back for updates as we work to develop this program. The PHS/Phillips Clinical Pastoral Education LEVEL I is an extended parish/community based course intended to meet the standard requirements for one unit of certified ACPE approved training. The course design engages
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- [Centers and Programs](https://ptstulsa.edu/centers-and-programs/) - Centers and Programs Phillips Theological Seminary offers extended learning opportunities beyond our degree programs via several centers and programs below: Center for Ministry and Lay Training Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life Center for Religion in Public Life
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- [InterReligious Understanding](https://ptstulsa.edu/interreligious-understanding/) - InterReligious Understanding In 2012, Phillips Theological Seminary launched an interreligious understanding program for adult learners. Courses were taught by religious leaders, laity, and scholars in Oklahoma who represented Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Jewish, and Native American traditions.From the beginning, the overarching goal of the program has been to educate and enlighten individuals for life and work in
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- [Reliable Research](https://ptstulsa.edu/reliable-research/) - Reliable Research The following sources of information provide the best data available on American religion: Pew Research CenterThe Pew survey (2014) is the most comprehensive, authoritative survey on the American religious landscape. They provide robust search tools that allow you to cut the data many different ways—by state, demographics, beliefs and practices, and social and
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- [Nancy Claire Pittman](https://ptstulsa.edu/nancy-claire-pittman/) - Nancy Claire Pittman President and Stephen J. England Associate Professor of the Practice of Ministry What is you latest project? Placeholder. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy Email Dr. Lockhart-Gilroy Born on the high plains of Texas, Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman’s earliest images of God were shaped by the vastness of the great North American prairie, limited only by
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- [Allie Utley](https://ptstulsa.edu/nancy-claire-pittman-copy-copy-copy/) - Nancy Claire Pittman President and Stephen J. England Associate Professor of the Practice of Ministry What is you latest project? Placeholder. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy Email Dr. Lockhart-Gilroy Born on the high plains of Texas, Dr. Nancy Claire Pittman’s earliest images of God were shaped by the vastness of the great North American prairie, limited only by
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- [Faith and Public Issues in Oklahoma](https://ptstulsa.edu/faith-and-public-issues-in-oklahoma/) - Faith and Public Issues in Oklahoma The following organizations work on causes aligned with the values of the Religion in Public Life Initiative at Phillips Seminary. ACTION Tulsa A faith-based community organization in Tulsa, focusing on criminal justice, education, immigration, mental health, and student loan debt. More Info Interfaith Power and Light An organization focused
- [Heritage](https://ptstulsa.edu/heritage/) - Black Histories in Native (American) Lands Black Histories in Native (American) Lands with Dr. Nakia Parker Black History and African American Heritage Month Worship Series The Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life program at Phillips Seminary offers this series of services and sermons for the month of February. Sessions 2022 Worship with Rev. Dr.
- [Lee Butler](https://ptstulsa.edu/lee-butler/) - Lee H. Butler, Jr. Vice-President of Academic Affairs and Academic Dean William Tabbernee Professor of the History of Religions and Africana Pastoral Theology Why did you decide to become a professor? Placeholder. Susanna Southard Email Susanna Born in Central Pennsylvania, Dr. Lee H. Butler, Jr. arrives in Oklahoma following the leading of God's Spirit. His
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- [Non-Credit Programs](https://ptstulsa.edu/prospective-students/programs-of-study/non-credit-programs/) - Non-Credit Earning Programs Phillips Theological Seminary offers options for everyone to learn, regardless of your educational background.The following options do not grant academic credits for classes, but students will retain access to the highest quality teaching Phillips Theological Seminary has to offer. Center for Ministry and Lay Training Audit When choosing a seminary, many factors
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- [One From Many](https://ptstulsa.edu/one-from-many/) - One From Many One from Many is an interfaith service of hope for America's future, presented by the Center for Religion in Public Life and by the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice.The event welcomes people of spiritual and moral conviction who want to work side by side to ensure the U.S. motto E Pluribus
- [Democracy](https://ptstulsa.edu/democracy/) - Democracy Regenerating the Spirit of Democracy is an online, free course offered by the Center for Religion in Public Life at Phillips Theological Seminary, organized around the question: What can communities of faith and spiritually-grounded persons do to regenerate the spirit of democracy in the U.S.? If you seek a democratic spirituality that values equality
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- [Tour Phillips](https://ptstulsa.edu/tour-phillips/) - Campus Virtual Tour Take a look at Phillips Theological Seminary's Cadieux Building in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Our facility offers significant space for learning, gathering, and reflecting. Click the links below to view 360 images of individual areas. Main Entrance/Lobby Library Circulation Desk Donna and Dave Killen Student Commons QuikTrip Commons Classroom 304 Student Senate Room Chapel
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-415/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-414/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-6pm-23/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [First Day of Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/first-day-of-classes-8-copy-copy/) - Master's level 13-week on campus and online courses begin.
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-8-copy-2-copy/)
- [Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/martin-luther-king-jr-holiday-seminary-closed-4-copy-copy/)
- [Remind & Renew](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/remind-renew-copy/)
- [DMin Session and J-Term Week 1](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/j-term-week-1-copy/) - January DMin session and Master level concentrated course week.
- [Enrollment for continuing Phillips students re-opens for Spring 2026](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/registration-reopens-for-spring-2023-copy-copy-3-copy/)
- [New Year Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-year-holiday-seminary-closed-copy/)
- [Winter Break (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/winter-break-seminary-closed-4-copy-copy-copy/)
- [Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life Celebration Dinner](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-church-traditions-and-african-american-faith-life-public-lecture-copy-copy/) - For more information, contact Dr. Arthur Carter at arthur.carter@ptstulsa.edu.
- [Last Day of Fall Term Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-fall-term-classes-copy-2-copy/)
- [Final Application Deadline for Spring 2026 - Master's](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-date-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-3-copy-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Director of Recruitment and Admissions at 918.270.6463 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu)
- [Thanksgiving Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-holiday-seminary-closed-3-copy-2-copy/)
- [Thanksgiving Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-recess-copy-2-copy/) - No classes scheduled during this week!
- [Indigenous North Americans History & Culture Event](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/indigenous-north-americans-history-culture-event/)
- [New Student Registration Opens for Spring 2026](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy-2-copy/)
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for Spring 2026 - Master's](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-2-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Director of Recruitment and Admissions at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) Early Admissions Discount Deadline: November 1 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by November 1 Final Admissions Deadline: December 1
- [Continuing Students Registration Opens for Spring 2026](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/continue-students-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy-copy/) - Registration is open from: October 27-Nov. 7, 2025 Current students may register during this time for Spring 2026 classes. Students will need to work with their academic advisor to choose courses for their degree program.
- [Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-ii-6-copy-copy/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm.
- [DMIN Final Application Deadline - January, 2026](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-final-application-deadline-3-copy-2-copy-2/) - The last day for DMIN-level students to apply to begin their journey for January 2025. For more information, contact Ulysses Allen, Director of Recruitment and Admissions, at ulysses.allen@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6463.
- [DMIN Session & Master's Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-copy-copy/)
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for January 2026 DMIN Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-january-2024-dmin-term-copy-2-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Director of Admissions at 918.270.6463 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) DEADLINE to apply for the Doctor of Ministry January DMIN Session: Early Admission Discount Deadline: September 15 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by September 15 Final Admissions Deadline:
- [Labor Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/labor-day-holiday-seminary-closed-4-copy-copy/)
- [First Day of Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/first-day-of-classes-7-copy-copy/) - Master level 13-week on campus and online courses begin.
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-9-copy-copy/)
- [A-Term Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/a-term-week-ii-4-copy/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [A-Term Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/a-term-week-1-copy-copy/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [Enrollment for Continuing Phillips Students Reopens for Fall 2025](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/enrollment-for-continuing-phillips-students-reopens-for-spring-2022-copy/)
- [Juneteenth Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/juneteenth-holiday-seminary-closed-copy-copy-copy/)
- [DMin Project Course (via Zoom)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-project-course-via-zoom-copy-copy-copy/)
- [DMIN Session & Master's Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-copy-2/)
- [Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-10-copy-copy/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm.
- [Memorial Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/memorial-day-holiday-seminary-closed-5-copy-copy/)
- [Commencement Ceremony](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/commencement-ceremony-2-copy-copy/) - We hope you will join us as we celebrate the accomplishment of our graduates.
- [Last Day of Classes and Senior Banquet Copy](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-classes-and-senior-banquet-2-copy-copy/)
- [Final Application Deadline -Master's/DMin Fall 2025](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-final-application-deadline-3-copy-2-copy/) - The last day for Master's and DMin students to apply to begin their journey for Fall 2025. For more information, contact Ulysses Allen, Director of Recruitment and Admissions, at ulysses.allen@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6463.
- [Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship Reception](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/tulsa-race-massacre-lectureship-reception-2-copy/)
- [Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/tulsa-race-massacre-lectureship-3-copy/) - For more information about this and other Phillips events, visit https://ptstulsa.edu/events/.
- [Easter Monday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/easter-monday-seminary-closed-copy-copy/)
- [Good Friday Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/good-friday-holiday-seminary-closed-4-copy-copy/)
- [Spring Break/Holy Week Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/spring-break-holy-week-recess-3-copy-copy/) - No classes scheduled during this time.
- [New Student Enrollment Begins for Summer/Fall 2025](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-enrollment-begins-for-summer-fall-2023-copy/) - New Phillips Students may register for courses beginning April 14. Students will be contacted by the registrar who will introduce them to the enrollment process and assign them an adviser.
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for Fall 2025 - Master'](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) Early Admissions Discount Deadline: April 1 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by April 1 Final Admissions Deadline: May 1
- [Enrollment Begins for Summer/Fall 2025 for Continuing Students](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/continue-students-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy-2-copy/) - Registration is open from: March 31 - April 11 Current students may register during this time for Summer/Fall 2025 classes. Students will need to work with their academic advisor to choose courses for their degree program.
- [Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-ii-6-copy/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm.
- [Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-10-copy/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm.
- [Ash Wednesday](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/ash-wednesday-2-copy-copy/) - Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer and fasting. … Ash Wednesday derives its name from the placing of repentance ashes on the foreheads of participants to either the words “Repent, and believe in the Gospel” or the dictum “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-8-copy-2/)
- [Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/martin-luther-king-jr-holiday-seminary-closed-4-copy/)
- [Remind and Renew](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/remind-and-renew-copy/)
- [DMin Project Course (via Zoom)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-project-course-via-zoom-2-copy-copy/)
- [DMin Session and J-Term Week 1](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/j-term-week-1/) - January DMin session and Master level concentrated course week.
- [Winter Break (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/winter-break-seminary-closed-4-copy-copy/)
- [Indigenous North Americans History & Culture Event](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/native-american-heritage-month-consultation-copy/)
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- [Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-service-5/) - Join us for the Last Week of Classes Chapel Service with Rev. Dr. Lisa Davison, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean, preaching.
- [Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-service-4/) - Join us for Chapel during Phillips' Fall Concentrated Course Week / DMin Session. Interim President Rev. Gary W. Kidwell preaching.
- [Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-service-3/) - Join us as we worship with our on-campus Weekend Class community. Phil Armstrong of OCCJ, preaching.
- [Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-service-2/) - Join us for the First Week of Classes Chapel Service with President Nancy Claire Pittman preaching.
- [Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-service/) - Join us for New Student Orientation opening Chapel Service with Rev. Dr. Lisa Davison, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean, preaching.
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-6/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-5/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-4/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-3/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-2-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-2-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-2/)
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-15/) - Join our Concentrated Course and DMin Session Students for Chapel at 11:30 am in Meinders Chapel followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon.
- [Enrollment for continuing Phillips students re-opens for Spring 2025](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/registration-reopens-for-spring-2023-copy-copy-3/)
- [New Year Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-year-holiday-seminary-closed/)
- [Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life Celebration Dinner](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-church-traditions-and-african-american-faith-life-public-lecture-copy/) - For more information, contact Dr. Arthur Carter at arthur.carter@ptstulsa.edu.
- [Last Day of Fall Term Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-fall-term-classes-copy-2/)
- [Final Application Date for Spring 2025 - Master's](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-date-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-3-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Director of Recruitment and Admissions at 918.270.6463 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu)
- [Thanksgiving Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-holiday-seminary-closed-3-copy-2/)
- [Thanksgiving Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-recess-copy-2/) - No classes scheduled during this week!
- [New Student Registration Opens for Spring 2025](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy-2/)
- [Indigenous North Americans Reception](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/native-american-heritage-consultation-reception-copy/)
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for Spring 2025 - Master's](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-2/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Director of Recruitment and Admissions at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) Early Admissions Discount Deadline: November 1 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by November 1 Final Admissions Deadline: December 1
- [Enrollment begins for Spring 2025 Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/registration-reopens-for-spring-2023-copy-copy-2/)
- [DMIN Session & Master's Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-copy/)
- [Masters Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i-copy-copy-2/)
- [DMIN Final Application Deadline - January, 2025](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-final-application-deadline-3-copy-2/) - The last day for DMIN-level students to apply to begin their journey for January 2025. For more information, contact Ulysses Allen, Director of Recruitment and Admissions, at ulysses.allen@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6463.
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for January 2025 DMIN Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-january-2024-dmin-term-copy-2/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Director of Admissions at 918.270.6463 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) DEADLINE to apply for the Doctor of Ministry January DMIN Session: Early Admission Discount Deadline: September 15 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by September 15 Final Admissions Deadline:
- [Labor Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/labor-day-holiday-seminary-closed-4-copy/)
- [First Day of Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/first-day-of-classes-7-copy/) - Master level 13-week on campus and online courses begin.
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-9-copy/)
- [A-Term Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/a-term-week-1-copy/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [Enrollment for continuing Phillips students re-opens for Fall 2024 Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/registration-reopens-for-spring-2023-copy-copy/)
- [Independence Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/independence-day-holiday-seminary-closed-2-copy-copy/)
- [Independence Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/independence-day-holiday-seminary-closed-2-copy/)
- [Juneteenth Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/juneteenth-holiday-seminary-closed-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Immersion Course Week](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i-copy-copy-copy-2/) - Students will be traveling to Ferguson, MO. See Course enrollment materials for more information.
- [DMin Project Course (via Zoom)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-project-course-via-zoom-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Term Begins (Master Students)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-term-begins-master-students-copy-2/)
- [Summer Term Begins (Master Students)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-term-begins-master-students/)
- [Summer Term Begins (Master Students)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-term-begins-master-students-copy/)
- [Awards Day](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/awards-day-3-copy-copy/) - Please join us for a chapel services and awards presentation in Meinder's Chapel.
- [Commencement Ceremony](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/commencement-ceremony-2-copy/) - We hope you will join us as we celebrate the accomplishment of our graduates. Commencement will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday, May 18th at Metropolitan Baptist Church, 1228 W Apache St., Tulsa, OK 74127. Map:
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-342/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-340/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-6pm-4/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-6pm-3/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-6pm-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/tulsa-race-massacre-lectureship-3/) - For more information about this and other Phillips events, visit https://ptstulsa.edu/events/.
- [Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship Reception](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/tulsa-race-massacre-lectureship-reception-2/)
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-236/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [DMIN Session & Master's Concentrated Course Week](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week/)
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-306/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Black Histories in Native Lands Lecture](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-histories-in-native-lands-lecture/)
- ["God Talk" Film Screening Event](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/god-talk-film-screening-event/) - Join us for a special film screening of the gOD-Talk documentary. This thought-provoking film explores the intersection of religion and culture in African American history, providing a deeper understanding of the role of faith in shaping the African American experience and its impact on our world today. Additional information will be added as it becomes
- [Chapel Service--BorderLinks Immersion Class Led](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-13/) - Weekly Chapel Service – Fall 2023 BorderLinks Class Immersion course led by Dr. Kathy McCallie Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Native American Heritage Month](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-12/) - Weekly Chapel Service – Native American Heritage Month Preaching: Rev. Judy Deere, Choctaw/Creek, Ordained Elder, Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference and Phillips DMin Student Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Native American Heritage Month](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-11/) - Weekly Chapel Service – Native American Heritage Month Preaching: Rev. Dr. Eric J. Gill, Director of Theological Field Education and Interim Dean of Chapel, Phillips Theological Seminary Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [From Canvas to Conversation: Celebrate National Coming Out Day](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/from-canvas-to-conversation-celebrate-national-coming-out-day/) - Come join us for an exciting event, From Canvas to Conversation: Celebrate National Coming Out Day! We are thrilled to celebrate this special day in person at Phillips Theological Seminary. Get ready for an evening filled with art, a documentary video, dialogue, and connection. We begin with an artist’s reception with Trace Logan, discussing his work in the
- [Indigenous Voices: Sacred Storytelling and Resistance Reception](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/native-american-heritage-consultation-reception/)
- [Native American Heritage Month Celebration -](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/native-american-heritage-month-celebration/)
- [Indigenous Voices: Sacred Storytelling and Resistance](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/native-american-heritage-month-consultation/)
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-12-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-11-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-630pm-10-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-9-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-5-copy-copy-copy/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:00 am.
- [Memorial Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/memorial-day-holiday-seminary-closed-5-copy/)
- [Board of Trustees Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/board-of-trustees-meeting-10-copy-copy/) - For more information please contact Ashley Gibson in the President’s Office at 918-270-6405.
- [Last Day of Classes and Senior Banquet](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-classes-and-senior-banquet-2-copy/)
- [Awards Day](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/awards-day-3-copy/) - Please join us for a brief chapel service and awards day.
- [Senior Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/senior-grades-due-4-copy/) - Spring 2024 grades for graduating seniors are due to the registrar.
- [Incomplete Request Deadline (Master's)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/incomplete-request-deadline-masters-4-copy/) - An incomplete may be granted for extenuating circumstances, but the approval is not automatic and must be justified. Approval must be requested on required forms and granted prior to the announced deadline.
- [Final Application Date for Fall 2024 - Master's](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-date-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-3/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu)
- [Master's Book Lists Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/masters-and-dmin-book-lists-due-copy-2/) - Faculty to submit book list for the June 2024 Summer Term (Master's).
- [Enrollment Begins for Summer/Fall 2024 for Continuing Students](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/continue-students-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy-2/) - Registration is open from: April 2-12, 2024 Current students may register during this time for Summer/Fall 2024 classes. Students will need to work with their academic advisor to choose courses for their degree program.
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for Fall 2024 - Master's](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-spring-2023-masters-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) Early Admissions Discount Deadline: April 1 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by April 1 Final Admissions Deadline: May 1
- [Easter Monday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/easter-monday-seminary-closed-copy/)
- [Good Friday Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/good-friday-holiday-seminary-closed-4-copy/)
- [Spring Break/Holy Week Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/spring-break-holy-week-recess-3-copy/) - No classes scheduled during this time.
- [Withdrawal Deadline](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/withdrawal-deadline-6-copy/) - All students, including auditors, who wish to withdraw from all of their seminary courses in a particular semester for which they are registered, must notify the registrar, in writing, explaining the reason for the withdrawal. Students must do the same to withdraw from the degree program in which they are enrolled. In these cases, they
- [DMIN Final Application Deadline - June, 2024](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-final-application-deadline-june-2024/) - The last day for DMIN-level students to apply to begin their journey for June 2024. For more information, contact Cortney Lemke, Director of Admissions, at cortney.lemke@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6420.
- [Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-ii-6/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm.
- [Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-10/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm.
- [Booklist/Zoom Dates Due for June Term (DMIN)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/booklist-zoom-session-dates-due-dmin-june-term-copy/)
- [Board of Trustees Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/board-of-trustees-meeting-9-copy/) - For more information please contact Ashley Gibson, Executive Assistant to the President at 918-270-6405 or ashley.gibson@ptstulsa.edu.
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for June 2024 DMIN Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-january-2024-dmin-term-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) DEADLINE to apply for the Doctor of Ministry June 2024 Session: Early Admission Discount Deadline: February 15 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by February 15 Final Admissions Deadline: March
- [Ash Wednesday](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/ash-wednesday-2-copy/) - Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer and fasting. … Ash Wednesday derives its name from the placing of repentance ashes on the foreheads of participants to either the words “Repent, and believe in the Gospel” or the dictum “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-5-copy-copy/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:00 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-5-copy/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:00 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-5/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:00 am.
- [First Day of Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/first-day-of-classes-8-copy/) - Master level 13-week on campus and online courses begin.
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-8-copy/)
- [Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/martin-luther-king-jr-holiday-seminary-closed-3-copy/)
- [DMin Project Course (via Zoom)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-project-course-via-zoom-2-copy/)
- [DMin Session and Master's J-Term Week 1](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/j-term-week-i-3-copy-2-copy-copy/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [Enrollment for continuing Phillips students re-opens for Spring 2024 Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/registration-reopens-for-spring-2023-copy/)
- [DMin Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-student-grades-due-6-copy/) - DMin October Session grades due.
- [Master Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/master-student-grades-due-8-copy-2/) - Fall 2023 Master Student Grades due.
- [Winter Break (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/winter-break-seminary-closed-4-copy/)
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-12pm-5pm/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Ghosted Portraits Art Exhibition by Trace Logan](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/ghosted-portraits-art-exhibition/) - Ghosted Portraits: The Invisible Narratives of Self Open to the public Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The President's Office of Phillips Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the next visual art exhibition at Phillips, Ghosted Portraits: The Invisible Narratives of Self by Trace Logan. What does it mean to be seen? How do
- [Masters Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i-copy-copy-copy/)
- [DMIN Session & Masters Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i-copy-2/)
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/copy-copy-copy-2/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Withdrawal Deadline - Masters](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/withdrawal-deadline-masters-copy/) - After the eight week of a 13-week Fall or Spring semester, or after 24 class contact hours of a concentrated course (in the Fall or Spring semester or in a January, August, Summer term), or a hybrid course in any term (keeping in mind that hybrid attendance may be online or on-campus) a course may
- [Continuing Students Registration Opens for Spring 2023](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/continue-students-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy/) - Registration is open from: October 17-28, 2022 Current students may register during this time for Spring 2023 classes. Students will need to work with their academic advisor to choose courses for their degree program.
- [New Student Registration Opens for Spring 2023](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-registration-opens-for-spring-2023-copy/) - New students will be contacted by the register to begin the registration process.
- [Annual AAR/SBL Conference](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/annual-aar-sbl-conference-copy/) - The Society of Biblical Literature and the American Academy of Religion invite our fellow colleagues, publishers, and friends to Denver, CO this fall to RECONNECT 2022, Annual Meetings, hosted by AAR & SBL. This professional academic meeting will bring together professors and students, authors and publishers, religious leaders and interested laypersons, to the Colorado Convention Center and surrounding venues
- [Thanksgiving Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-recess-copy/) - No classes scheduled during this week!
- [Thanksgiving Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-holiday-seminary-closed-3-copy/)
- [Final Application Date for Spring 2023 - Masters](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-date-for-spring-2023-masters-copy-2/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu)
- [Final Application Date for Spring 2023 - Masters](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-date-for-spring-2023-masters-copy/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu)
- [Last Day of Fall Term Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-fall-term-classes-copy/)
- [Constitution Day](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/constitution-day-copy/) - Constitution Day – also called Citizenship Day is a U.S. federal government observance that honors the creation and adoption of the United States Constitution and all persons who have become U.S. citizens, through birth or naturalization. It is usually observed on September 17, the day in 1787 that the Constitution was signed by the delegates to
- [Early Bird Application Deadline DMin Spring 2023 Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-june-2023-early-bird-application-deadline-copy/)
- [Faculty Colloquium](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-colloquium-4-copy/) - Meeting details and location to be announced.
- [DMIN Final Application Deadline](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-final-application-deadline-3-copy/) - The last day for DMIN-level students to apply to begin their journey for June 2023. For more information, contact Cortney Lemke, Director of Admissions, at cortney.lemke@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6420.
- [Final Application Date for Spring 2024 - Masters](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-date-for-spring-2023-masters/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu)
- [Master's Book Lists Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/master-book-lists-due-2/) - Faculty to submit book lists for the Spring 2024 term.
- [Thanksgiving Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-holiday-seminary-closed-3/)
- [Thanksgiving Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/thanksgiving-recess/) - No classes scheduled during this week!
- [Faculty Colloquium](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-colloquium-4/) - Meeting details and location to be announced.
- [Annual AAR/SBL Conference](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/annual-aar-sbl-conference/) - The Society of Biblical Literature and the American Academy of Religion invite our fellow colleagues, publishers, and friends to San Antonio this fall to the 2023 Annual Meetings, hosted by AAR & SBL. This professional academic meeting will bring together professors and students, authors and publishers, religious leaders and interested laypersons, to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center
- [New Student Registration Opens for Spring 2024](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-registration-opens-for-spring-2023/)
- [Continuing Students Registration Opens for Spring 2024](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/continue-students-registration-opens-for-spring-2023/) - Registration is open from: October 30-November 10, 2023 Current students may register during this time for Spring 2024 classes. Students will need to work with their academic advisor to choose courses for their degree program.
- [Withdrawal Deadline - Masters](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/withdrawal-deadline-masters/) - After the eighth week (9-24 class contact hours) of a 13-week Fall or Spring semester, or after 24 class contact hours of a concentrated course (in the Fall or Spring semester or in a January, August, Summer term), or a hybrid course in any term (keeping in mind that hybrid attendance may be online or
- [DMIN Final Application Deadline - January, 2024](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-final-application-deadline-3/) - The last day for DMIN-level students to apply to begin their journey for January 2024. For more information, contact Cortney Lemke, Director of Admissions, at cortney.lemke@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6420.
- [Early Bird Application Deadline DMin Spring 2024 Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-june-2023-early-bird-application-deadline/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) Early Admissions Discount Deadline: November 1 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by November 1 Final Admissions Deadline: December 1
- [Constitution Day](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/constitution-day/) - Constitution Day – also called Citizenship Day is a U.S. federal government observance that honors the creation and adoption of the United States Constitution and all persons who have become U.S. citizens, through birth or naturalization. It is usually observed on September 17, the day in 1787 that the Constitution was signed by the delegates to
- [Early Bird Application Deadline for January 2024 DMIN Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-for-january-2024-dmin-term/) - Our application process is totally online. Please contact the Admissions Officer at 918.270.6420 if you have any questions. Apply Now – Phillips Theological Seminary (ptstulsa.edu) DEADLINE to apply for the Doctor of Ministry January Fortnight: Early Admission Discount Deadline: September 15 The $60 application fee is waived for those completing an application by September 15 Final Admissions Deadline: October 15
- [Monday Night Hangout](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/monday-night-hangout-copy-copy-copy/) - Weekly Student Online Gathering September 26, 2022 - Meet New Faculty with Dr. Briana Wong and Dr. Chelsea Yarborough The Zoom link is listed below and you will also need the passcode to join https://ptstulsa.zoom.us/j/94456600149?pwd=bzQrd3pVWUpSQm9FS2ZGYllackRldz09 See the weekly UPDATE email or contact Student Services to receive the passcode Hangout Zoom Link: (see the weekly UPDATE
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-2/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-3/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy-4/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19-copy/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Monday Night Hangout](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/monday-night-hangout-copy-copy-copy-2-copy-2/) - Monthly Student Online Gathering October 30 - Town Hall with President Pittman and Interim Dean Davison Hangout Zoom Link: (see the weekly UPDATE email for passcode)
- [Monday Night Hangout](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/monday-night-hangout-copy-copy-copy-2-copy/) - Monthly Student Online Gathering August 28, 2023 - Semester Kick-Off with Interim Dean Davison and Student Services Hangout Zoom Link: (see the weekly UPDATE email for passcode)
- [Monday Night Hangout](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/monday-night-hangout-copy-copy-copy-2-copy-3/) - Monthly Student Online Gathering November 27- Digital Study Hall hosted by Student Services Hangout Zoom Link: (see the weekly UPDATE email for passcode)
- [Board of Trustees Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/board-of-trustees-meeting-10-copy/) - For more information please contact Ashley Gibson in the President’s Office at 918-270-6405.
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-2/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-3/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-4/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-5/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-6/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-7/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-8/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-9/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-10/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy-14/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Monday Night Hangout](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/monday-night-hangout-copy-copy-copy-2/) - Monthly Student Online Gathering December 4- December Graduation Celebration with President Pittman Hangout Zoom Link: (see the weekly UPDATE email for passcode)
- [Monday Night Hangout](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/monday-night-hangout-copy-copy/) - Monthly Student Online Gathering September 25, 2023 - Digital Study Hall hosted by Student Services Hangout Zoom Link: (see the weekly UPDATE email for passcode)
- [Board of Trustees Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/board-of-trustees-meeting-10/) - For more information please contact Ashley Gibson in the President’s Office at 918-270-6405.
- [DMin Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-student-grades-due-8/) - Summer 2023 DMin Session student grades are due to the Registrar.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-19/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Fall Immersion Course Week](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i-copy-copy/)
- [Masters Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i-copy/)
- [DMIN Session & Masters Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-session-masters-concentrated-course-week-i/)
- [Last Day of Fall Term Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-fall-term-classes/)
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Chapel Service--Join Us for Worship!](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/chapel-join-us-for-worship-copy/) - Meinders Chapel at 11:30 am followed by a Community Meal in the Killen Commons at Noon
- [Labor Day Holiday (seminary closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/labor-day-holiday-seminary-closed-4/)
- [First Day of Fall Semester](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/first-day-of-fall-semester-2/)
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-9/)
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-232/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-231/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-230/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-229/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-228/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-227/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-226/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-225/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-224/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-223/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-222/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-221/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-220/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-219/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-218/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-217/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-216/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-215/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-214/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-213/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-212/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-150/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-148/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-147/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-146/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-145/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-144/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-143/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-142/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-141/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-140/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-139/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-138/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-137/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-132/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-136/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-135/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-134/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-133/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-124/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-7pm-4/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-7pm-3/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-7pm-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-7pm/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-131/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-130/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-129/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-128/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-127-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Incomplete Request Deadline (DMIN)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/incomplete-request-deadline-dmin-5-copy/) - An incomplete may be granted for extenuating circumstances, but the approval is not automatic and must be justified. Approval must be requested on required forms and granted prior to the announced deadline.
- [Master Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/master-student-grades-due-8-copy-copy/) - Summer term 2023 grades are due to the Registrar.
- [Master's / DMin Book Lists Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/masters-and-dmin-book-lists-due-copy/) - Faculty to submit book list for the 2023 Fall Master's Term and DMin Session.
- [Summer Coursework Deadline (Master Students](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-coursework-deadline-master-students-3-copy/)
- [Juneteenth Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/juneteenth-holiday-seminary-closed-copy/)
- [Master Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/master-student-grades-due-8-copy/) - Spring term 2023 grades are due to the Registrar.
- [DMin Project Course (via Zoom](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-project-course-via-zoom-copy/)
- [DMin Session](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-9-copy-copy/) - The June 2023 DMin classes will be in session on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Course offerings may be viewed HERE.
- [Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-9-copy/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Course offerings may be viewed HERE.
- [Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-9/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Course offerings may be viewed HERE.
- [Concentrated Course Week I Copy](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-9-copy-2/) - Courses will be held on campus Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Course offerings may be viewed HERE.
- [Remind & Renew](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/remind-renew/)
- [Independence Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/independence-day-holiday-seminary-closed-2/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-copy-copy-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-copy-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-copy-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed-copy/)
- [Summer Hours (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/summer-hours-seminary-closed/)
- [Memorial Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/memorial-day-holiday-seminary-closed-5/)
- [Phone Camera Lunch Lesson](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/lunch-camera/) - Kurt Gwartney will offer advice on how to take good photos with the camera on your phone over lunch. Bring something to eat while you learn.
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-80/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-84/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Black History Month Hybrid Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-hybrid-service/) - Hybrid Service: Meinder's Chapel & Online Rev. Courtney Buggs, PhD, Assistant Professor of Homiletics, Christian Theological Seminary
- [Black History Month Hybrid Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-hybrid-service-copy-3/) - Hybrid Service: Meinder's Chapel & Online Rev. Luke Powery, PhD, Associate Professor of Homiletics & Dean of Chapel, Duke University
- [Black History Month Virtual Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-hybrid-service-copy-2/) - Virtual Service: Online Rev. Cheryl Kirk-Duggan, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Religion, Shaw University Divinity School
- [Black Church Traditions and African American Faith-Life Public Lecture](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-church-traditions-and-african-american-faith-life-public-lecture/) - BCTAF will conclude their Black History and African American Heritage Month celebration with an online public lecture by Christina Dickerson-Cousin, Assistant Professor of History at Quinnipiac University. She is the author of Black Indians & Freedmen: The African Methodist Episcopal Church & Indigenous Americans, 1816-1916.
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-2pm-5pm/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-530pm-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-530pm/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Black History Month Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-chapel-service/) - Check back for times and speakers.
- [Black History Month Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-chapel-service-copy-2/) - Check back for times and speakers.
- [Black History Month Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-chapel-service-copy/) - Check back for times and speakers.
- [Black History Month Chapel Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-chapel-service-copy-3/) - Check back for times and speakers.
- [Memorial Day Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/memorial-day-holiday-seminary-closed-4/)
- [Commencement Ceremony](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/commencement-ceremony-2/) - We hope you will join us as we celebrate the accomplishment of our graduates. Please check back for details on format and time of event.
- [Last Day of Classes and Senior Banquet](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/last-day-of-classes-and-senior-banquet-2/)
- [New Student Enrollment Begins for Summer/Fall 2023](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-enrollment-begins-for-summer-fall-2023/) - New Phillips Students may register for courses beginning April 11. Students will be contacted by the registrar who will introduce them to the enrollment process and assign them an adviser.
- [Awards Day](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/awards-day-3/) - Please join us for a brief chapel service and awards day.
- [Senior Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/senior-grades-due-4/) - Spring 2023 grades for graduating seniors are due to the registrar.
- [Incomplete Request Deadline (Master's)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/incomplete-request-deadline-masters-4/) - An incomplete may be granted for extenuating circumstances, but the approval is not automatic and must be justified. Approval must be requested on required forms and granted prior to the announced deadline.
- [Final Application Deadline](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/final-application-deadline-3/) - The last day for master-level and DMIN students to apply to begin their journey for Fall of 2023. For more information contact Cortney Lemke, Director of Admissions, at cortney.lemke@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6420.
- [Master's  Book Lists Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/masters-and-dmin-book-lists-due/) - Faculty to submit book list for the June 2023 Summer Term.
- [Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/tulsa-race-massacre-lectureship-2/) - Reception: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Lecture: 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm Keynote Speaker: Bishop Jeffrey Leath (Bishop of Ecumenical & Urban Affairs, African Methodist Episcopal Church)
- [Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship Reception](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/tulsa-race-massacre-lectureship-reception/) - Reception: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Lecture: 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm Keynote Speaker: Bishop Jeffrey Leath (Bishop of Ecumenical & Urban Affairs, African Methodist Episcopal Church)
- [Early Bird Application Deadline](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/early-bird-application-deadline-3/) - Master-level students looking to begin their journey in the Fall of 2023 apply by April 1 to waive the application fee. For more information contact Cortney Lemke, Director of Admissions at cortney.lemke@ptstulsa.edu or call 918-270.6420.
- [Enrollment Begins for Summer and Fall 2023](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/enrollment-begins-for-summer-and-fall-2023/) - Continuing Phillips students may register for the summer term beginning March 20 – 31. If you miss the enrollment period, you will be able to enroll for fall term classes beginning August 1. New Phillips students may register for classes beginning April 11.
- [Incomplete Request Deadline (DMIN)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/incomplete-request-deadline-dmin-5/) - An incomplete may be granted for extenuating circumstances, but the approval is not automatic and must be justified. Approval must be requested on required forms and granted prior to the announced deadline.
- [Booklist/Zoom Dates Due for June Term (DMIN)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/booklist-zoom-session-dates-due-dmin-june-term/)
- [Black History Month Hybrid Service](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/black-history-month-hybrid-service-copy/) - Hybrid Service: Meinder's Chapel & Online James H. Hill, Jr., PhD, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, University of Oklahoma
- [Easter Monday Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/easter-monday-holiday-seminary-closed-3/)
- [Good Friday Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/good-friday-holiday-seminary-closed-4/)
- [Spring Break/Holy Week Recess](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/spring-break-holy-week-recess-3/) - No classes scheduled during this time.
- [Withdrawal Deadline](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/withdrawal-deadline-7/) - All students, including auditors, who wish to withdraw from all of their seminary courses in a particular semester for which they are registered, must notify the registrar, in writing, explaining the reason for the withdrawal. Students must do the same to withdraw from the degree program in which they are enrolled. In these cases, they
- [Ash Wednesday](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/ash-wednesday-2/) - Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer and fasting. … Ash Wednesday derives its name from the placing of repentance ashes on the foreheads of participants to either the words “Repent, and believe in the Gospel” or the dictum “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”
- [DMIN Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-student-grades-due-7/) - January 2023 DMIN grades are due to the registrar.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-18-copy-2/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-18-copy/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am.
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-18-copy-3/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am. (April meeting will be held early due to Holy Week Recess).
- [Faculty Senate Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/faculty-senate-meeting-18/) - Faculty Senate meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday of the month beginning at 9:30 am. (April meeting will be held early due to Holy Week Recess).
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-83/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-82/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-81/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-79/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-78/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-77/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-127/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-126/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-125/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-123/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-122/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-121/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-120/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-119/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-118/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-117/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
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- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-40-copy-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-42/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-40-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Concentrated Course Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-8-copy/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [Concentrated Course Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/concentrated-course-week-i-8/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [Board of Trustees Meeting](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/board-of-trustees-meeting-9/) - For more information please contact Ashley Gibson, Executive Assistant to the President at 918-270-6405 or ashley.gibson@ptstulsa.edu.
- [First Day of Classes](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/first-day-of-classes-8/) - Master level 13-week on campus and online courses begin.
- [J-Term Week I](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/j-term-week-i-3-copy-2-copy/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [J-Term Week II](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/j-term-week-ii-4/) - Master level concentrated course week.
- [DMin Project Course (via Zoom)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-project-course-via-zoom-2/)
- [New Student Orientation](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/new-student-orientation-8/)
- [Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (Seminary Closed)](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/martin-luther-king-jr-holiday-seminary-closed-4/)
- [Remind and Renew](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/remind-and-renew/)
- [DMin Fortnight](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-fortnight-8/) - The January 2023 DMIN classes will be in session the week of January 9-13. Classes will meet on campus with required synchronous sessions on several Thursday evenings from 7:00 - 9:15 pm CST
- [Enrollment for continuing Phillips students re-opens for Spring 2023 Term](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/registration-reopens-for-spring-2023/)
- [DMin Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/dmin-student-grades-due-6/)
- [Master Student Grades Due](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/master-student-grades-due-8/) - Master Student Grades Due
- [Library Hours 8-6:30](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-4-2/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-41/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-6:30](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-9-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Winter Talk](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/winter-talk/) - Hosted by the Center for Indigenous Ministries (DOC).
- [Worship with Us](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/worship-with-us-25/) - Chapel will be hosted by Student Services this week and will center around the theme of “Journey”—what does faith mean to us at different points on our respective journeys? We will also share a time of joys and concerns, great music, and fellowship over lunch after. All are welcome to attend Tuesday, September 13 at
- [Join the Discussion - Dr. Lisa Davison](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/join-the-discussion-dr-lisa-davison/) - Join Dr. Lisa Davison and the Alumni Association on September 27 as she leads a discussion about her most recently published book, More Than a Womb: Childfree Women in the Hebrew Bible as Agents of the Holy. The event will take place online on September 27 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. (Central). The discussion is free, but please join our new Phillips
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-39-copy-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-39-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-39/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-38-copy-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-38-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-38/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-37-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-37/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-36/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-35-copy-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-35-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-35/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-34-copy-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-34-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-34/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-33/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-32/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-31/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-30/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-29/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-28/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-27/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-26/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-25/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-24/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-23/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-22/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-21/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-20/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-19/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-6:30](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-630pm-10/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-6:30](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-630pm-9/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-6:30](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-630pm-8/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-6:30](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-630pm-7/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-18-copy/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-18/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-17/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-16/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-15/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-14/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-13/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other
- [Library Hours 8-5](https://ptstulsa.edu/date/library-hours-8am-5pm-12/) - The Phillips Library serves an extensive community of library users. While the primary community includes students, faculty, and staff of the seminary, we are proud to include our alumni, retired, and former faculty as members, and invite all religious professionals to use our collection and services. You can also search our catalog online. For other

## RPLI Posts

- [Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/life-liberty-and-the-pursuit-of-happiness/) - What is the American Dream? For many of us, it symbolizes a country that offers opportunities to succeed regardless of our birth status. That all, regardless of our demographics, are afforded the rights spelled out in our Constitution and the Bill of Rights. And for generations, it came with the hope that the next generation
- [Book List for Your Summer Reading](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/summer-reading/) - I don’t know about you, but my summer reading list continues to grow. There have been some interesting books released recently related to faith and politics. In addition to the recommendation to read Baptizing America: How Mainline Protestants Helped Build Christian Nationalism by Brian Kaylor and Beau Underwood, my to- read pile has been filling
- [Faith and the Gerrymander: Conversation with Emma Olson Sharkey](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/faith-and-the-gerrymander-conversation-with-emma-olson-sharkey/) - Emma Olson Sharkey visits with Faithful Disruption host Trista Soendker Nicholson about the way congressional and other voting districts are changing to increase political power for some and disenfranchise others. Sharkey is a partner at Elias Law Group. She focuses her practice on nonprofit tax and campaign finance law, and legal issues related to ballot
- [Advocacy Beyond Pride Month](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/pride/) - My family and I recently worshiped in a congregation that made an announcement about the upcoming Pride event in their community. They announced that all volunteer slots for their booth had been filled, but members of the congregation were still invited to walk in the parade, and to wear a shirt offering free hugs to
- [NTLWTR June: Not too Long, Worth the Read](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/ntlwtr-2026-june/) - There are lots of interesting things to read over the past several weeks. Here are a few highlights that are not too long and worth the read: Pope Leo released his Magnifica Humanitas, which gave his theological insights on artificial intelligence, just war theory, our call to serve the common good, and protecting freedoms. The
- [Mercy vs. Justice or Mercy with Justice](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/mercy-justice/) - Why do Christians struggle to love one another? Is it because we really do not take the gospel seriously? Is it that Christians themselves do not agree on what is meant by love? In either case, we are not modeling what we preach. Jesus teaches us how to love over and over again in the
- [A Life of Faithful Resistance and Change](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/a-life-of-faithful-resistance-and-change/) - The Rev. Jesse Jackson Jr., a Phillips alum and longest serving pastor at East Sixth Street Christian Church in Oklahoma City, discusses his lifelong commitment to resistance and change. He also shares with host, the Rev. Trista Soendker Nicholson, how this part of his ministry has evolved as he has faced several health concerns.
- [Booklist: Democracy and Christian Nationalism](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/booklist-democracy/) - This past week allowed me the opportunity to lead a congregational workshop on faith, democracy, and Christian Nationalism. The group was very engaged and asked great questions about how they learn more about our political reality and how they could get involved. I offered a short list of books good for individual or small group
- [Art, Resistance, and Faith: A Conversation with Anthony Suber](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/suber/) - On this episode of our Faithful Disruption podcast, Trista Soendker-Nicholson talks with the artist Anthony Suber about the intersection of his art, resistance and faith. He is the featured artist for an exhibition opening April 27th at Phillips called, “Speculative Liturgies: The Perpetual B loom of Greenwood.” That is also the date for our annual
- [What We're Reading: March Edition](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/what-were-reading-march-edition/) - March’s reading roundup is focusing on research of note. These studies bring interesting light to our conversations on democracy, the Trump Administration's ICE policies and the impact of religion on moral decisions. You are invited to read, reflect and enter into the conversation as we process what we are learning (click on the article title
- [Join Isaiah's Palm Sunday Actions](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/palmsunday/) - During the season of Lent we join with Christians around the world as we open ourselves to practices and disciplines that align us more fully with Christ. Like many, I found myself returning to the story of Jesus in the wilderness, and his forty days of fasting and temptation. One of the temptations that is laid before him
- [February: What We’re Reading](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/february-what-were-reading/) - Editor's Note: From time-to-time, Trista Soendker Nicholson, our interim executive director, will commend articles and stories that have attracted her attention. The list varies but we know that the time spent reading will provide valuable insight into the ways faith is practiced in public life. Move your mouse over the descriptions to find the links.
- [The Genesis of the Center for Religion in Public Life](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-genesis-of-the-center-for-religion-in-public-life/) - Join Trista Soendker Nicholson as she discusses the origins of the Center for Religion in Public LIfe with its founder, Gary Peluso-Verdend. You can also read Trista's latest blogs. CLICK to LISTEN
- [Embracing Power for Transformational Change](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/power-for-change/) - On Feb. 7, I had the opportunity to attend an engaging community organizing training hosted by Action Tulsa. Their team of trainers encouraged us to find ways that the organizations in Oklahoma, as well as around the country, could come together around faith-based organizing. At a time when the world needs people stepping up to
- [Phillips Seminary Stands in Solidarity with Minneapolis Protestors, Calls for Collective Stand to Affirm Beloved Community and Shared Humanity](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/ice/) - By Trista Soendker Nicholson, Interim Director Phillips Theological Seminary continues to stand in solidarity with the overwhelming show of support for beloved community in Minneapolis and calls for continued peaceful protests against government leaders and policies dehumanizing our neighbors throughout the country. The right to protest is Constitutionally protected, and Phillips supports nonviolent protests. The
- [Introducing Trista Soendker Nicholson, Interim Director](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/introducing-trista-soendker-nicholson-interim-director/) - Hi, I am Trista. I am delighted to be joining the team at Phillips Theological Seminary’s Center for Religion in Public Life. I am currently serving as the center’s interim director, and am completing my PhD work in public theology with Wesley House in Cambridge, UK. Prior to my work in academia, I served as
- [Early Judaism and the New Testament Troubling Misunderstandings](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/troubling/) - The relationship between Judaism and the New Testament has often been clouded by misinterpretation and bias. On the new episode of Committing Faith in Public, Phillips Theological Seminary President Doug Powe welcomes New Testament scholar and faculty member Dr. Warren Carter to discuss his new co-authored Baker Academic volume, Early Judaism and the New Testament:
- [Responses to Readers and Reminders Why There is a Center for Religion in Public Life at Phillips](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/responses-to-readers-and-reminders-why-there-is-a-center-for-religion-in-public-life-at-phillips/) - Over the past two weeks, there have been more comments on my blog, or prompted by my blog, than normal. Some of those comments represent real conversation, a relative rarity on social media. Thank you! At the seminary, we appreciate conversations and relevant arguments. I am using this blog post to mash together my responses
- [We Become What We Attend To](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/we-become-what-we-attend-to/) - NOTE: In this, my final blog for Phillips Theological Seminary (I retire on January 31 after 29.5 years in theological education and 24.5 at Phillips), I’ve tried to sum up the most important perspectives I’ve formed in the work I’ve been privileged to do for Phillips during the past 3.5 years. My overall calling in
- [A Message from Our Home](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/a-message-from-our-home/) - With apologies to the author of Job 38:4-30 When your species talks about history, your timeline is too short. Not unimportant but truncated. You’re too focused on yourselves. I need for you to change your timeline and how you see. You and I come from the same Source. Some 14 billion years ago, time and
- [They’ll Know We are Christians by Whom We Shame and How We Love](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/know-we-are-christians/) - Early in my ministry, when the United Methodist Church’s arguments about the place of homosexuals among the clergy were a decade old, I recall there was a young queer person who sought ordination. She did not seem cut out to become a symbol. Whoever she was in her personal and private life soon became irrelevant.
- [Public Faces of Religion to Watch in 2023](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-watch-in-2023/) - As the new calendar year dawns, pundits and journalists often review the top stories of the previous year or predict which will be the big stories of the new year. For such stories I trust the Public Religion Research Institute, the Religion News Service, and The Christian Century. I’m neither reviewing nor predicting. The following
- [Linus, I Need to Hear "The Story" Again](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/linus-story-again/) - Historian David Hollinger argues that liberal, ecumenical, old-mainline Christianity in the U.S. prepared a sizeable part of the population to shift toward more tolerant and accepting attitudes. He credits moderate-to-liberal Protestant Christianity for remarkable social changes in stances toward birth control, women’s roles, race relations, and acceptance of same-sex marriage and LGBTQ+ persons. Hollinger’s most
- [We Belong to the Earth and Not Vice Versa](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/belong-to-the-earth/) - Once again, a human-made object takes a picture of the earth from near the moon. Once again, everyone who sees the picture is reminded of how rare the earth is. As far as we can see, whether from a moon capsule or the Webb telescope, we’ve not yet seen another orb with blue seas and
- [The Government as the Church Militant is ALWAYS a Terrible Idea](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/church-militant-terrible-idea/) - A Prayer by the Oklahoma Governor, 2022, speaking in front of the state Capitol, "Father, we just claim Oklahoma for you. Every square inch, we claim it for you in the name of Jesus. Father, we can do nothing apart from you. We don’t battle against flesh and blood but against principalities and darkness. And
- [Misshapen by Deception](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/misshapen-by-deception/) - Deception is hardly new. The serpent lied to Eve. Cain lied to God. Laban and Jacob deceived each other so badly they had to set up a cairn as a marker and reminder not to cross into each other’s path. One of the business practices the prophets condemned nearly three millennia ago was using fraudulent
- [Woke or Awakening?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/woke-or-awakening/) - (Note: after writing this blog, I discovered there is a substantial, serious literature from conservative voices claiming that "woke" and "awake" represent very different religious values and social mandates. It is a literature with which I should become acquainted. But I did not write the following with a woke/awake dichotomy in mind. My point of
- [Three Earthquake-level Changes in Seminary Education](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/three-earthquakes-seminary-education/) - From 1977 to 1981, I was a seminary student. From 1993 until the present, I’ve been an educator in graduate theological seminaries. Every level of education has been changed, most radically, since 1977. Here are three of the most significant changes I’ve seen and experienced in seminary life. There are many others, such as accreditation,
- [Forty Years of Change, or Not, in Church and Culture](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/40-years-of-change/) - As I near retirement from my full-time work (January 31), I’ve been reflecting on what has changed—and not—over the 41 years of my post-seminary ministries in congregations and graduate education. Here is a sampling of my thoughts about Protestant churches and social issues over the last four decades. In 1981, America was majority white, Christian,
- [The Brief History of Christianity’s Failure to Unify](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/failure-to-unify/) - From its earliest days, the Jesus movement, and then Christianity, were comprised of different, conflicting streams. Jesus lived and died in occupied Roman Palestine. But Jews who believed Jesus was God’s promised one lived all over the empire. Paul, and probably other itinerant evangelists for Jesus’ Way, went to Roman cities, found the synagogue, and
- [Distrust Binary Thinking](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/distrust-binary-thinking/) - One of Phillips’ alums who follows my work posted a response to one of my musings, to the effect: “Be careful about creating an either-or, two-option scenario when there are more possibilities. There is no need to divide into two every time, as if “two” is the maximum number of options.” Caution appreciated and accepted.
- [Old Santa-god Shows Up Again](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/old-santa-god-shows-up-again/) - One of my seminary pastoral care professors was Dr. Tibor Chikes. He was a Hungarian refugee who, along with his wife, survived the siege of Budapest in 1945, during which some 38,000 civilians were killed (including by Hungarian troops). I remember two sentences from his classes—which is pretty good, actually. The first: “If you can’t
- [They’ll Know We are Christian by the Size of our Cross?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/christian-size-of-cross/) - Last week my family took a two-night camping trip with one night in central Missouri and the second on the Arkansas/Missouri border. On the drive, we passed two different churches where the defining feature as one drove past at 60-ish miles per hour was a set of three gargantuan crosses. I immediately felt agitated. No,
- [When Disruption is Gospel](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/when-disruption-is-gospel/) - It feels odd to work for an organization considered by some of the Powers and Principalities to be an enemy of sound education and good order. For the next few months, in addition to my Phillips work, I am serving as the interim CEO and president of the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice. (I’ve
- [Books and Holy Discomfort](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/books-and-holy-discomfort/) - Banned Books Week, celebrating the freedom to read, is next week. In Oklahoma and many other states, pulling “offensive” books or books that discomfort students regarding race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and the like and thus (in Oklahoma) violate the “spirit” of HB 1775, is a thing. A bad thing. In honor of Banned Books
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast, Talking Theology and Impeachment](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-talking-theology-and-impeachment/) - Sit down with two Phillips faculty to talk about theology and impeachment and what do you get? A half hour of insight, perspective, and something to chew on. Dr. Joe Bessler, the Robert Travis Peake Professor of Theology and acting dean, and Dr. Sarah Morice Brubaker, Associate Professor of Theology, are the guests on this
- [The Term “Essential Business” is a Misnomer that Caused Unnecessary Suffering](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-term-essential-business-is-a-misnomer-that-caused-unnecessary-suffering/) - In college, I took several sociology courses. I still remember the professor’s opening remark in the class Social Problems, “The most important part of a social problem is defining the problem, because we pursue remedies based on how the problem is defined.” Sounds self-evident. But this insight is not simplistic. How we define an issue
- [We are Inescapably Connected But It’s Not Clear that We can Share the Same Planet](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/we-are-inescapably-connected-but-its-not-clear-that-we-can-share-the-same-planet/) - Whether we members of the human race want to be or not, we are each part of a larger whole. We ignore the connections, we ignore our relationships, at our peril. Whatever lessons and reminders there may be in the global pandemic that is spreading at internet meme-like speed, surely one of those lessons and
- [On Using God to Divide](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/using-god-to-divide/) - The national motto, “In God We Trust,” has been divisive from the day of its minting. According to historian Harry Stout in his brilliant book, Upon the Altar of the Nation: A Moral History of the Civil War, Northern clergy led—and Southern clergy took notes and then caught up—in the battle to show how religious
- [Using Public Schools as Battlegrounds is Immoral](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/schools-battlegrounds-immoral/) - If state legislators were in the legal position of employers, teachers in many states could sue for creating a hostile work environment. And students could sue for legislators doing nothing to ameliorate and much to inflame a hostile learning environment. A good teacher is a gem. A great teacher is priceless. And yet they are
- [Destined to Be, and Still Is, an Experiment](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/still-an-experiment/) - Scholars who study religion as a form of human expression talk about exemplars: individuals who are not the founders of a religion but whose lives are icons of that religion, who incarnate the beliefs, practices, and virtues of that religion. An exemplar both reflects the glory of the religion and provides a window of insight
- [The (S)melting Pot](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-smelting-pot/) - If you have never read the play, The Melting Pot, and you care about what kind of nation, what kind of moral community, the United States should be, I encourage you to read it. Thanks to the Gutenberg Project, the play is available free and online. For many years, I’ve dismissed the metaphor of America
- [Mortared with Lies](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/mortared-with-lies/) - In a PhD seminar, Dr. Brian Gerrish led the class through understanding where various Reformation leaders stood on the meaning and consequences of sin. John Calvin, he said, believed human beings are so captured by sin that we sin “and we like it.” Given the breadth of depth of telling lies in public these days,
- [States are Not Denominations](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/states-are-not-denominations/) - One expects to be welcomed in different ways and to have different permissions as one visits religious congregations of various Christian denominations and other religions. But should a similar experience await you state-to-state? If I attend worship at a Missouri Synod Lutheran Church or a Catholic congregation, I would not expect to take communion, which
- [Conservative and Liberal are Meaningless Labels](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/meaningless-labels/) - What do the terms “conservative” and “liberal” mean? After much reflection, I think they mean too many things to be meaningful words. Using the words to categorize and accept or dismiss others, as is often the case, is like throwing a bucket of paint on the side of a barn rather than touching up a
- [Becoming Human Is Hard](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/becoming-human-is-hard/) - It takes a lot of work to become and remain a human being. If we think of “human” normatively, in an ethical sense of what our species could or should be, then I’d argue it takes a lot of intentional work to become and remain human. This is so because there is a great deal
- [One Cannot Open the Future with the Past’s Blood-rusted Key](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/blood-rusted-key/) - “The sabbath was made for humankind, not humankind for the sabbath.” (Mark 2:27) Does this order also apply to texts? Are texts made for people and not people for texts? This is, obviously for any one paying attention to national debates, a live question. So-called “literal” approaches to texts claim the authority of some past
- [Faith Based (and all other) Nonprofit Recipients Should Disclose Why They Applied and What They Received in PPP Funds](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/ppp-funds-revealed-faith-based/) - How do you feel about Edmond-based LifeChurch.TV receiving in the category of $5-10 million in taxpayer funds? How about the $2-5 million for the Hobby Lobby owner-supported Museum of the Bible? Or the millions received collectively by conservative Christian colleges in Oklahoma? Or various Catholic entities (a national story last week said the Catholic Church,
- [Stink and Grace](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/stink-and-grace/) - Life stinks. I’m not using the word “stinks” as a value judgment. I don’t mean to invoke the scene of a child who dropped their ice cream on the ground: “Oh, Honey, that really stinks!” Or the baseball fan’s epithet when he thinks an umpire blew the call: “You stink, Ump!!” No, I’m talking about
- [Religious Communities Could Help Us Develop the Power to Slow Down our Moral Responses](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/religious-communities-could-help-us-develop-the-power-to-slow-down-our-moral-responses/) - All religious communities are schools of moral formation and moral discourse. The work of defining the gap between “is” and “ought,” the difference between right and wrong, between the desirable and the undesirable, between what to love and hold close and what to reject, between times to act and times to wait—this work is essential
- [Loyalty May Be Virtue or Vice](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/virtue-or-vice/) - Faithful adherence to the sovereign or lawful government; spec. of government employees. Also, in later use, enthusiastic reverence for the person and family of the sovereign. Definition of “loyalty” from the Oxford English Dictionary The meaning of the word “loyalty” has vexed me recently. At home, we watched the classic movie, All the President’s Men,
- [Is the Future Ecumenical or Parochial?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/ecumenical/) - In the aftermath of World War II, ecumenically-involved Christian churches urgently mobilized to prevent World War III. Churches that believed they were following the commandment of Christ to love one another and to discern their God-given unity organized missions, social action, and dialogue as aspects of the modern ecumenical movement from about 1908 through World
- [Evil and Ill? Yes but...](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/evil-and-ill-yes-but/) - There is evil afoot as well as some kind of mental illness regarding gun violence in the U.S. On those points I agree with those who attribute America’s excessive gun violence to evil and mental illness. But I see very differently where the evil and mental illness are located. Americans kill each other with guns
- [Speak Up Against White Christian Nationalism](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/speak-up/) - The United States is not God’s chosen nation. The United States is a nation and not a church. These truths are under attack and responding to the attack needs the attention of every person who believes these two statements are true. White Christian nationalism is one of the greatest threats facing the U.S., and it
- [What is the End Game?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/what-is-the-end-game/) - From the day Vladimir Putin told his military to invade Ukraine, the world has been asking what is Mr. Putin’s end game. Is it to claim a couple of regions? Is it to make Ukraine a vassal state? Or is the end game much larger: all of Ukraine? Russia realigns the world through its use
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, November 1, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-november-1-2019/) - Why Democratic candidates need to talk about religion better and more often. Frank Bruni opinion piece. As a friend pointed out to me, over 20 years ago George Lakoff said the Democrats had a problem using moral and religious categories (and her point was that Marianne Williamson’s approach—using the language of spirituality rather than religion
- [Why Religious Congregations Should Talk About Politics](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/why-religious-congregations-should-talk-about-politics/) - If moderate and progressive religious congregations developed their members' capacity to have difficult moral, ethical, political conversations, both the congregation and democracy in the U.S. could be improved.
- [Which Democracy, Which Spirituality?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/democracy-and-spirituality/) - Not long ago, I thought “democracy” carried a near-sacred aura in American public life. No longer. There is a book I’ve not read yet, but the title is so spot-on the book is on my “must read” list. Astra Taylor wrote Democracy May Not Exist, But We’ll Miss It When It’s Gone. Confidence in democracy
- [Privatizing the Public is a Bad Idea, for We Can’t Reap What We Did Not Sow](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/privatizing-the-public-is-a-bad-idea-for-we-cant-reap-what-we-did-not-sow/) - How many articles and studies detail the dangers and detriments of valuing quarterly profits over long-term investments? How many times have we, the American people, been warned that our sense of “the public,” “the common” is too thin? Or, in the colloquialism my late father repeated often in reference to society where taking is valued
- [William Barr’s Faith-Based Stance on Public Morality in America](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/william-barrs-faith-based-stance-on-public-morality-in-america/) - Overall, while there are many places where I fundamentally disagree with Mr. Barr, I do share a concern with him. The concern is not the decline of institutional Christianity, of a particular sort, but is this: Which institutions today are in a strong position to form moral communities and moral citizens that can develop the virtues necessary for a multicultural, shared-space democracy?
- [Ethics and Public Health](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/ethics-and-public-health/) - I think we should expect public health to be premised upon some version of utilitarianism, promoting the greatest good for the greatest number and minimizing pain and suffering. I think what we have seen is a principle of “my freedom” exercised without regard to the freedom of anyone else--as long as the freedom we're talking about is the freedom to remain unmasked. It was both disheartening and angering to see Christian pastors denigrating public health practices as secular tyrannies and attacks upon freedom. If Christian principles meant more, at least the way that Paul wrote about Christian principles, we would have seen much more concern for the weakest and most vulnerable. Instead, we saw and still see something that looks a lot more like Nietzsche’s world where are the strong scoff at the vulnerable. No person invoking religious principles should resonate.
- [Help Me Plan Public Ceremonies of Grief and Lament](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/grief-and-lament/) - The most recent statistics are these. Worldwide, while the official death total is around 6 million people, it is estimated that up to 20 million people have died from COVID-19. In the United States, given that we have surpassed 900,000 official deaths, it is probably fair to estimate the total deaths from COVID exceed 1,000,000.
- [Committing Faith in Public: Braver Angels](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/braver-angels/) - It has become cliché to note that America is highly polarized. Polarization has become something like the weather: something to complain about rather than act on. Braver Angels is an organization dedicated to depolarize America and to revive the spirit of our democracy. One cannot imagine a more important contribution to reviving civic faith of America and in America than helping citizens of opposing views to know each other. Here in Oklahoma, we have a Braver Angels alliance. In this episode of Committing Faith in Public, senior vice president at Oklahoma State University (Tulsa) Chris Benge and All Souls Unitarian Church pastor Barbara Prose talk about the alliance to which they give leadership.
- [Imperial Christianity Again](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/imperial-christianity-again/) - The following is an excerpt from Patriarch Kirill’s sermon on “Forgiveness Sunday” on the Orthodox Church calendar. For eight years there have been attempts to destroy what exists in the Donbass. And in the Donbass there is rejection, a fundamental rejection of the so-called values that are offered today by those who claim world power.
- [History is Not Linear. It is Not Even Quite Cyclical.](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/history-nonlinear/) - Movements and ideas travel history in loops that end in different places from where they began. Sometimes the loops are virtuous and sometimes they are vicious. Today, I am afraid vicious loops are intensifying and tightening. We in the 21st century seem intent on repeating 20th century conflicts with the addition of climate destabilization, instantaneous
- [Committing Faith in Public with Loren Richmond](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/loren-richmond/) - What does one do with the master of divinity degree these days? The answer is not necessarily simple! In this episode of committing faith in public, the Rev. Loren Richmond (MDiv 2013) talks about his journey after seminary. He has been a church pastor, a church planter, a hospital chaplain, and a student in an
- [The Immorality of Hidden Costs and Deferred Maintenance](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/immorality-deferred-maintenance/) - In cities such as Tulsa and states such as Oklahoma, drivers are used to bouncing on the roads. Potholes, cracks, and crumbles are everywhere. When I drove Oklahoma’s roads often, every tie I owned was coffee-stained; taking a sip of hot coffee while encountering a pothole or heat-crack at 70 mph is not recommended. In
- [What Good Does Punishment Do?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/what-good-does-punishment-do/) - “I’m going to teach you a lesson!” exclaims an angry stranger who felt disrespected by another driver right before he pulls the trigger. Why do we punish? Even if we understand one person’s punishing behavior toward another person, why does a society punish? I am no expert on these questions. I invite you to ponder
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with Jesse Ulrich](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-jesse-ulrich/) - What was it like growing up Jewish in Tulsa, attending a nearly all African-American elementary school where one was a dual minority, then having the experience of living in a large Jewish community in Boston before returning to Tulsa? Jesse Ulrich talks about these and other formational experiences that have helped him navigate the boundaries
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with the Revs. Marlin Lavanhar and Carlton Pearson](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-the-revs-marlin-lavanhar-and-carlton-pearson/) - When folks from around the country think of religion in Tulsa, they are likely to think about Oral Roberts University, Victory Christian, or Rhema Bible. But many don’t know about All Souls, the largest Church in the Unitarian Universalist Association and a potent progressive spiritual force in public life in Northeast OK. A recent documentary
- [On Taking God's Name in Vain in Public](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/gods-name-in-vain/) - With our behavior, Christians have sullied good words over time. Evangelism should mean “good news” rather than aggressive proselytizing. Missionaries have been colonizers and imperial agents. Evangelicalism is in danger of being a zombie for political identity. And then there is the word “God.” Of course, God’s name—any one of God’s names—has been invoked since
- [Indoctrination is Not Education. Undoing Indoctrination is Discomforting](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/undoing-indoctrination/) - Oklahoma’s children need to be taught that “America is the greatest country in the history of the world because of the principles this country was built upon because we believe that individual rights were given to you by God and because we believe that morality and Christian values are the way to live your life.”
- [The Bible and Book Banning in Oklahoma](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/bible-book-banning/) - Some lawmakers in Oklahoma and elsewhere are either banning or “researching” which books they’d like to ban. In Oklahoma, a bill currently still alive in the legislative session would make the Bible the official state book. Why a state needs an official book is one question (we don’t have one now). Which version of the
- [Lenten Reflection on the Sin of Individualism](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/sin-of-individualism/) - The Greek philosopher Aristotle believed the human animal is a political animal. He meant that we are a communal species, formed in the “polis,” through interaction with each other. Those who set themselves outside of the polis were “idios,” things unto themselves. He used the word from which the English word “idiot” was derived. In
- [Jesus Deserves to be Served by an Educated Church](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/educated-church/) - “Because I hope Christians will have something intelligent and helpful to say and do.” That is the fundamental reason I write this blog. Furthermore, that is fundamentally why I took a path into theological education 35 years ago. I am not claiming the thoughts I commit in public themselves are the intelligent saying and doing
- [Talking about Politics in Church](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/talking-about-politics-in-church/) - Leaders in many congregations are understandably resistant, sometimes immunized, from talking about political matters in church. Who needs more polarization, anger, and bitterness? However, since politics runs on the same rails as social ethics and public morality, not talking about politics means the moral, ethical, and religious dimensions of politics are hidden, undebatable, or dominated
- [The Spiritual and Ethical Limits of National Sovereignty When the Planet is Burning](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-spiritual-and-ethical-limits-of-national-sovereignty-when-the-planet-is-burning/) - A few months ago, Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro took refuge in a concept that may prove to be a dinosaur sooner rather than later: national sovereignty. When the leaders of world’s nations expressed alarm about the statistically abnormal rate the Amazon rain forest is burning this year, and offered financial assistance to battle the blazes,
- ["No One is the Boss of Me!" Is Not a Sufficient Understanding of Freedom](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/no-one-is-the-boss-of-me/) - “Hey, it’s a free country.” What does that mean? I am a member of the United Methodist Church. Baptized as an infant. Confirmed in sixth grade. Ordained as clergy in 1979 and 1983. Since the beginning of the Methodist movement, freedom has been an issue. In England, John Wesley claimed extraordinary authority to send preachers
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with Chaplain Jacob George](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-chaplain-jacob-george/) - Chaplains can be found in all kinds of institutional roles these days, from Tyson Foods to the military and hospitals. The Rev. Dr. Jacob George is the director of pastoral care at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. After years in hospice work, he moved into the hospital setting. He is a Clinical Pastoral Education supervisor
- [Maybe a Little Hell Could Be Good](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/little-hell-could-be-good/) - There was a time when the point of evangelical sermons was to scare the hell out of people and frighten them into heaven. If people were not uncomfortable to the point of feeling the war in their souls between God and Satan, the preachers were not doing their job. Now a branch of the political
- [An Open Letter to White American Christians](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/an-open-letter-to-white-american-christians/) - My fellow white American Christians: On the soil of indigenous people’s nations, our forebears planted a version of Christianity, and they planted the rhizome of racism. They brought that rhizome to America and planted it along with all the wonderful aspirations expressed in the opening of the Declaration and the Preamble to the Constitution. That
- [The Pandemic and Moral Dilemmas](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-pandemic-and-moral-dilemmas/) - The first movie I saw with my friends as a teen was Planet of the Apes. I will always remember my surprise at the final scene when Taylor completes his journey, falling to his knees in front of a buried Statue of Liberty, swearing, and condemning humanity for destroying the earth. That ending was a
- [Stop Running from Ourselves](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/stop-running-from-ourselves/) - My wife and watched the final season of The Expanse (available on Amazon Prime). The series is a sci-fi story with—surprise surprise—a very human plot. Earthlings immigrated to Mars and are in the process of terraforming it. Another colony of human beings, the Belters, live on spaceships all their lives. They work the asteroid belt
- [Committing Faith in Public with Marcia McFee](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-marcia-mcfee/) - Marcia McFee, PhD, is one of the speakers and is worship designer for this year’s Remind and Renew, January 25-27, at Phillips Seminary and online. She is a visiting professor at Redlands University where San Francisco Theological Seminary finds its home. With a PhD in Liturgical Studies and Ethics, and related work in cultural anthropology, she brings
- [Committing Faith in Public with Chelsea Yarborough](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-chelsea-yarborough/) - The Rev. Dr. Chelsea Yarborough is one of the speakers this year at Phillips’ Remind and Renew event, January 25-27, in Tulsa and online. She is assistant professor of liturgical studies at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, IL. Dr. Yarborough recently completed her PhD at Vanderbilt Divinity School. She is a professor and minister known
- [Immoral Freedom](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/immoral-freedom/) - When Amazon founder and multibillionaire Jeff Bezos returned from his brief trip into space aboard his own rocket, he said: "I want to thank every Amazon employee and every Amazon customer because you paid for all of this." Pause. “Thank you for working almost as fast as the robots I will one day replace you
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, November 8, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-november-8-2019/) - The President’s latest private meeting with Christian-Right leaders Quote: “Trump’s meeting on Tuesday with at least 25 faith leaders from around the country was not on his public schedule, however it was acknowledged by a brief White House statement later that day. “Johnnie Moore, a member of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
- [Church Attendance, the Pandemic, and Discipleship](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/church-attendance-and-pandemic/) - What long-term effects will the pandemic have on religious congregations? Specifically, what will be the results on attendance? Churches were already experiencing waves of historic-level crises prior to the pandemic. The very model of “going to church” is a 16th century innovation within a Christendom mentality. Five hundred years ago, churches were central cultural institutions. Churches
- [Committing Faith in Public with Victoria Loorz](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-victoria-loorz/) - Victoria Loorz, MDiv, is one of the speakers at this year’s Remind & Renew Conference at Phillips and online, January 25-27. Rev. Loorz is a "wild church pastor," an "eco-spiritual director" and co-founder of several transformation-focused organizations focused on the integration of nature and spirituality. After 20 years as a pastor of indoor churches, she
- [How Religious Communities Might Lean into 2022](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/lean-into-2022/) - America is in for a bumpy 2022. Consider a few of the accumulating moral and spiritual dilemmas facing us (there are many more…). Surely, America will surpass one million people dead from the pandemic. If you have a better imagination than I, you might picture the continuing consequences of those losses: depression and burnout among
- [Label Bubbles](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/label-bubbles/) - Political partisanship rules all types of discourse, including religious discourse. The terms that express political partisanship—alt-right, right, conservative, moderate, liberal, progressive, radical—have infected the nation’s speech. It is nearly impossible for religious types, who have been labeling ourselves and others for centuries, to eschew labels. But, today, labeling is dominated by partisan politics. And this
- [Nativity Politics](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/nativity-politics/) - Occasionally I hear from laity or clergy concerning discussing politics in church. Of course, who would want to use worship, a ministry meeting, or a church school class to replicate a polarized, contentious go-nowhere storm of words and emotions? No one. But we should be very careful about broad statements concerning church and politics. On
- [Enough](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/enough/) - When my oldest child was young, he often heard his parents say, “No, that is too much,” when he grabbed an excess of something off a buffet or wanted more ice cream than a three-year-old should have. But whenever he was asked how much of anything he wanted, he stated: “I want too much.” And
- [We Need More Kitchen Table Conversations about Politics and Religion](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/we-need-more-kitchen-table-conversations-about-politics-and-religion/) - I have previously written on why moderate and progressive religious communities need to talk more about politics. Here, I want to expand on the topic with which I opened that essay: the reticence and resistance to engaging and fostering conversations about politics in religious communities. (Politics in terms of ethics, policies, desired ends, taxing and
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, December 20, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-december-20-2019/) - Religion cases coming to the Supreme Court: who does a “ministerial exemption” include? (for another article on this matter, see this one from the Washington Post). From the article: “The Establishment Clause prevents the Government from appointing ministers,” Chief Justice John Roberts explained for his Court, “and the Free Exercise Clause prevents it from interfering
- [Jesus, Son of Herod](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/jesus-son-of-herod/) - We know the story told by Matthew that Herod, the Roman-appointed king of the Jews, received the Persian Magi looking for the child born to be king of the Jews. Recall Herod’s response to the news of a rival king after the magi excluded him from whatever they learned about Jesus’ location: slaughter all children
- [Christianity is Poor Social Glue](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/christianity-is-poor-social-glue/) - A former official from the former administration opined a few days ago that America is one nation under God and requires one religion. I’m sure the religion he had in mind was not Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, or any faith other than Christianity. Critics pounced on his statement—rightly so—as outrageously anti-American and anti-Constitutional. Dr. Heather Richardson,
- [A Future for Christianity in America](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/future-for-christianity-in-america/) - Last week, I finished recording the last two lectures for the online, public course I’ve taught (five of the six lectures are available for anyone to view on the seminary’s YouTube page). The course, “Bursting Wineskins,” starts with an accounting of why the Christian-entwined-with-America story is ending, moves through how one might interpret religion/culture/politics, and
- [The Most Wonderful — and Destructive — Time of the Year](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/destructive-time-of-year/) - The single most climate-destructive annual event of the year is… Christmas. Christmas is a climate disaster. Now, the Christmas season is my favorite time of the year. I love Christmas—the sounds, the smells, the tastes, the memories, the occasions with family and friends. I listen to religious carols throughout the year when I write (as
- [A Moment at Lucy's Therapy Booth](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/a-moment-at-lucys-therapy-booth/) - Peanuts, the comic strip written by Charles Schulz from the 1950 until 2000, remains my favorite. I am grateful to my wife who found me a vintage Snoopy-as-professor, my go-to neckwear when recording lectures. In the vast Peanuts collection is classic scene from “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” A melancholy Charlie Brown plops down at therapist
- [Good Thing We Don’t Essentialize Identity](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/good-thing-we-dont-essentialize-identity/) - A woman’s family story claimed the family was 100 percent Irish. The family celebrated all things Irish. But then, through DNA ancestry testing, the woman discovered that her dad, who was adopted, was not Irish at all but Eastern European Jewish. That, and other revelations, led the woman to wonder who she actually was, as
- [Grace for Clergy](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/grace-for-clergy/) - Clergy health and well-being have been career-long interests for me. About 25 years ago, I explored the question as to why so many early Methodist circuit riders died or dropped out of ministry prior to their thirtieth year. I read more than 20 journals of 19th century Methodist itinerant preachers who lived long enough to
- [Christianity Without Jesus in America](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/without-jesus-in-america/) - A recent opinion piece in the New York Times highlighted a statement President Biden made after 13 American soldiers, and three-score Afghans, were killed in Kabul. "We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay." Esau McCaully questioned the morality and theology of that statement, especially the
- [Committing Faith in Public: "Songs of Conscience, Sounds of Freedom"](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/songs-of-freedom/) - On this special edition of Committing Faith in Public, Gary Peluso-Verdend walks and talks with Woody Guthrie Center executive director Deana McCloud through the exhibit, “Songs of Conscience, Sounds of Freedom.” This traveling exhibit debuted in Tulsa and is at the WGC through October 11. Listen as Gary interviews Deana regarding select items from the
- [The Problem of Valuing Freedom More than Love](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/freedom-more-than-love/) - Love, not freedom, is the highest Christian virtue. We are set free in order to love. We are not supposed to be chiefly in love with freedom. Love is expressed in the twin commandments to love God and love your neighbor as yourself. (Over time, I’ve joined with those theologians who claim that these commandments
- [Post 9-11 Lessons from my Humbling Garden](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/post-9-11-humbling-garden/) - We bought our current house seven years ago. We were attracted by the idea of working nearly 2/3 of an acre of yard into gardens of edible delights—for us humans. We started with a Bermuda grass front lawn, a mixed grass backyard, dozens of once-tended plantings that fell on hard times when the previous owner
- [Elimination Diet for the Bible in Public Life](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/elimination-diet-bible/) - Can the Bible be used to interpret American public life at all without abusing scripture? Sure, I know that is a loaded question, with the two words “without abusing” the most loaded. Over the past four years, I've written numerous blog posts critical of how supporters of the former administration misused the Bible to advance
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, January 10, 2020](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-january-10-2020/) - Religion New Service lists the top 10 religious news stories of the past decade: From the article: Benedict XVI resignation; Islamophobia; clergy sex abuse; #ChurchToo; the “nones”; mass shootings at houses of worship; gay ordination/gay marriage; evangelicals and power; anti-Semitic attacks; religious freedom (trumping all other rights). Washington Post interviews Sojourners’ Jim Wallis regarding the
- [Let’s Display “In God We Trust” in Every Classroom, and…](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/lets-display-in-god-we-trust-in-every-classroom-and/) - I’m thrilled that the Oklahoma Legislature remains so interested in supporting religion in the state. In recent years, bills have been submitted (not all passed or will pass) to put “In God We Trust” everywhere except washrooms (slight exaggeration), proclaiming the Year of the Bible, and to display the Ten Commandments held by an angry-looking
- [Why E Pluribus Unum Is a Better Motto for Today than “In God We Trust”](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/why-e-pluribus-unum-is-a-better-motto-for-today-than-in-god-we-trust/) - On July 30, 1956, President Eisenhower signed the bill that made “In God We Trust” the national motto. This was the first official national motto and replaced the unofficial one, which goes back to the Franklin-Jefferson-Adams era, “E Pluribus Unum”: “Out of many, one.” I wish the nation would revert to “Out of many, one.”
- [Lessons from the Christianity Today Dust-Up](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/lessons-from-the-christianity-today-dust-up/) - The current danger, for religious people, is that we baptize political and partisan stances with “God’s” holy waters. However, those stances are not thereby cleansed; to the contrary, holy waters used for partisan purposes lose their sacramental power, and God becomes god or simply irrelevant. If individuals and community of faith cannot do, say, or imagine differently from the options represented by today’s political positions, then we are dangerous if taken seriously, for the sword of the spirit and the sword of the state are wielded again as one.
- [Why religion and politics are inseparable](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/why-religion-and-politics-are-inseparable-feed/) - [In the following essay, by “politics” I mean the value propositions that feed public policy, rather than electoral politics or public policy per se. I mean the “stuff” that in-forms public policy and how we vote.] Religion and politics—a pairing related to but different from church and state—are inseparable. While sometimes they taste sour together,
- [Fred Rogers, Best of the Protestant Mainline](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/fred-rogers-best-of-the-protestant-mainline/) - Fred Rogers, known to generations of children and their parents, as Mister Rogers, was a Presbyterian minister. His show, begun in 1968, embodied much of old mainline Protestantism at its best. Without naming the Name, he walked the walk, in public spaces, and taught more what the way of Jesus by living it than most
- [It's the Economy, Not the Children](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/its-the-economy-not-the-children/) - What has the pandemic revealed about whom or what we U.S. Americans most value? Whatever the answer, it can’t be “our children.” In a “values clarification” exercise from many years ago, I heard the speaker say something like this: “If someone stretched a tightrope between two buildings in your city, would you walk it? Most
- [Irresponsible Claims](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/irresponsible-claims/) - My erstwhile mother-in-law was a heavy smoker and adamantly cared more for her freedom to smoke than for accepting responsibility for the ill-effects of her second-hand smoke. A powerful memory for me is watching my uncoached toddler walk up to her while she drew on one stick of her 2-3 packs per day. He waved
- [Glued to a Mirage](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/glued-to-a-mirage/) - This blog is for anyone still trying to make sense of life, maybe especially for when the times defy good sense. Since my late teens, I’ve experienced several major deconstructive educational experiences, each of which left me breathless as if I’ve run a race out of shape. Sometimes the breathless experience is exciting, and sometimes
- [That Twinkie Wrapper from 1972](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/twinkie-wrapper-1972/) - You know that allegedly science-based parable about the frog in slowly heated water that will boil to death, not knowing what is gradually happening to it, rather than leap out when the water gets too hot? Well, the parable is false. A frog will jump out when the water gets too hot. But, if you
- [The Immorality of Politics as War](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/politics-as-war/) - One might think the world should have learned from the so-called Crusades, from the religious wars that devastated swaths of 16th and 17th century Europe, from genocidal acts of the 20th century, or from the “where empires go to die” conflicts in Afghanistan that a state of perpetual war creates hell on earth. And hell
- [Pandemic of Loneliness](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/pandemic-of-loneliness/) - About a century ago, there was an Edenic community in Roseto, Pennsylvania. No crime. Little heart disease despite the fact that residents ate fried meats, smoked stogies, and drank wine like it was the last day on earth. People lived long and good lives. In the latter part of the 20th century, researchers took note
- [Committing Faith in Public with Phillips professor Dr. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-phillips-professor-dr-annie-lockhart-gilroy/) - In September 2020, Center for Religion in Public Life director Gary Peluso-Verdend interviewed Dr. Lockhart-Gilroy, Assistant Professor of Christian Education and Practical Theology. Besides introducing her work generally, Dr. Lockhart-Gilroy talked about the book which she co-edited and to which she contributed: From Lament to Advocacy: Black Religious Education and Public Ministry. She is also
- [Change the Culture](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/change-the-culture/) - Some years ago, there was a social media phenomenon that was centered on people holding up signs that were responses to the question, short-handed as “WDYDWYD?” Why do you do what you do? People responded by putting a few words on a signboard and holding the board. Signs such as, “Because I beat cancer and
- [Committing Faith in Public with the Rev. Dr. Lisa Barnett](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-the-rev-dr-lisa-barnett/) - One of the most unfortunate pieces of data from graduate seminary graduating student interviews is which courses graduands wish they had fewer of: history. In this pivotal era of the churches’, the nation’s, and the planet’s lives, there is a great deal of re-imagining and re-telling history happening; and that work directly feeds our current
- [Split Realities](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/split-realities/) - We live in weird times. Really weird, akin to alternative or split reality shows. When dyed-in-the-wool United Methodist Hillary Clinton ran for president in 2016, her religion—was clearly (I thought) evident in her public positions. Yet her religion seemed irrelevant to voters, many of which dismissed her as not religious. She ran against one of
- [With Apologies to Mr. Lincoln](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/with-apologies-to-mr-lincoln/) - Twelve score and five years ago our forebears brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, Bondage, and Theft, but dedicated to the proposition that all human beings are created equal. Now in the 21st century we are engaged in a powerful cultural battle, testing whether that nation, or any nation so
- [Change Is Possible](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/change-is-possible/) - The 4th of July fell on a Sunday this year. The congregation I attend, the Boston Avenue United Methodist Church in Tulsa, has a tradition of making July a “revival” month. Most years, that means more singing and less liturgy. But for the 4th, the normal three-service schedule was replaced by a “unity” service. The
- [God Blesses… and Condemns](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/god-blesses-and-condemns/) - This is the third of four sermon starters for the 4th of July weekend. I’m taking common Christian religious claims about the U.S. and re-examining them. Readers are free to use these ideas. In each sermon starter, I endeavor to interpret the nation’s life in light of the nation’s value claims, history, and Christian scriptures
- [Committing Faith in Public with the Rev. Dr. Charisa Hunter-Crump](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/charisa-hunter-crump/) - “What were the challenges of doing and being church during a pandemic? How prepared was your congregation? What were the learning curves you embraced? What did you learn about church that you might not have known or that became more or less important? What did you start that you will continue doing?” These are some
- [Canceling "Chosenness"](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/canceling-chosenness/) - This is the second of four sermon starters for the 4th of July weekend. I’m taking common Christian religious claims about the U.S. and re-examining them. Last week was “In God We Trust.” Next week will be “God bless America.” Readers are free to use these ideas. In each sermon starter, I endeavor to interpret
- [In God We (Don't) Trust](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/in-god-we-dont-trust/) - This is the first of 4 sermon starters for July 4th weekend. Preachers are free to use them. In each sermon, I endeavor to interpret this moment in the nation’s life in light of both the nation’s value claims and Christian scriptures. I ran for the cross country team my first year in college, until
- [As Sick as Our Secrets](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/as-sick-as-our-secrets/) - There is a true truism among family therapists and recovery groups: a family is as sick as its secrets. In this week during which the eyes of national reporters, and beyond, have turned to Tulsa, the insight about families is being employed to reflect on Tulsa’s history of keeping secrets, of nearly complete silence, for
- [Creating Hell One Punishment at a Time](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/creating-hell/) - We live in a punishing society. We are a society that supports and tolerates a great deal of inflicting pain for moral reasons. Lots of us feel justified in pronouncing “I need to teach you a lesson,” and we’re not talking about math or grammar. If a system is organized to get the results it
- [Will Finding Our Roots Change Us?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/finding-roots-change-us/) - “Finding Your Roots” is a PBS series hosted by Harvard historian Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. In each episode, Gates interviews celebrities while he presents to them always-revealing information about their families. Somewhere in every interview, after a new reveal, Gates asks: “How does knowing this change how you understand yourself?” This is exactly the
- [Committing Faith in Public with Phillips professor Dr. Lisa Davison](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-phillips-professor-dr-lisa-davison/) - In October 2020, Center for Religion in Public Life director Gary Peluso-Verdend interviewed Dr. Lisa Davison, the Johnnie Eargle Cadieux Professor of Hebrew Bible and Director of Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Denominational Formation. Dr. Davison joined the Phillips faculty in 2010. Since coming to Tulsa, she has continued her work of teaching in many
- [Committing Faith in Public with Cartoonist Marlin Lavanhar](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-cartoonist-marlin-lavanhar/) - Many listeners and readers will know the Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar as the senior pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Marlin is well-known in Tulsa and, in UU circles far beyond Tulsa, for his preaching, leadership, and for his community work in matters of race and of race and policing. But Marlin
- [Disappointing Civil Religion](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/disappointing-civil-religion/) - In researching a book on campus ministry at the beginning of my academic career, the lead author (the Rev. Dr. Sam Portaro) thought about calling the book The Dis-appointment of Campus Ministry. For, to “disappoint” can mean “to lose an appointment, to be set aside.” In that vein, I believe civil religion has been dis-appointed.
- [Mind the Virtue Gap](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/virtue-gap/) - These attributes distinguish a democracy from a mob—at least according to the American defenders of democracy around the time of the nation’s founding: Respect demonstrated by the majority for the rights of political minorities A well-informed, virtuous public. Now, as is evident in today’s “we live in separate universes of facts and meaning” polarization, the
- [When We Take Off the Masks](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/when-we-take-off-the-masks/) - On Easter Sunday morning, shortly before sunrise, I attended an in-person worship service for the first time since the March 2020 shutdown. The service was outside. Everyone masked. It was lovely to be around people I’d not seen in a year, except on Zoom. During the service, an imaginary scene briefly passed through my mind.
- [Which Myth Comes After a City on a Hill](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/after-city-on-a-hill/) - In religious studies, “myth” does not mean “not true.” A myth is not history, as today’s historians try to write history. Names, dates, an observable sequence of events. Rather, to say it paradoxically: myth is about the meaning of life that plays out again and again, that makes sense of the data of our lives.
- [Consider Who Lives Downstream](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/who-lives-downstream/) - Recently, two weeks after my second vaccination dose, I spent time with relatives in the Chicago area I’d not seen since before my dad died a year ago. Driving around my old haunts often stirs up the silt from the bottom of my soul. This time, perhaps even more so. When I was starting the
- [The Morality of a State Budget](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/morality-of-a-state-budget/) - A lesson I learned in a church administration class 40 years ago is: a church budget is a moral document. Decisions regarding why and how to ask for money, and which ministries are funded—or not, are all moral decisions. A state budget is also a moral document. A state budget represents conflicting decisions and interests,
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, December 13, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-december-13-2019/) - Fuller Seminary, LGBTQ inclusion, and the non-discrimination requirements that come with federal student loan programs. I don’t know if this is another issue that may simply be resolved at a local level (see the following article by David Gushee; this case is not unique). But the case illustrates the conflict between public morality which differs
- [The Lord’s Prayer is Christianity’s Most Dangerous Prayer](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-lords-prayer-is-christianitys-most-dangerous-prayer/) - This past semester, I taught a class about the relationship between Christianity and democracy in the United States. Since there are multiple practices of both Christianity and of democracy, rooted in different founding narratives and value systems, studying “the relationship” is a complicated task. One of my statements toward the start of the class was,
- [Candy Boxing and Social Media Gone Wild](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/candy-social-media-gone-wild/) - Nearly everyone over a fairly young age has seen, in reruns or on YouTube, the TV comedy classic scene of Lucy and Ethel working on the candy boxing assembly line. Ethel and Lucy hide that they can’t keep up with the speed of the line. The supervisor then speeds up the line more. Lucy and
- [Not Even Almost Chosen](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/not-even-almost-chosen/) - “[H]is almost chosen people.” Ever since learning this provocative phrase spoken by Lincoln about the US in 1861, I’ve used it. “Almost chosen” sounds like “nearly chosen” or, in the immortal words of Maxwell Smart: “Missed it by THAT much,” as he held up thumb and forefinger in close proximity. But THAT was always a
- [Christian Nationalism May Be Different, and Closer, than You Imagine](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/christian-nationalism-may-be-closer/) - “From the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven has suffered violence, and the violent take it by force.” Matthew 11:12 (NRSV) Taking Back America for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry, is promoted as the best book on the topic available.
- [Individualism is a Deadly Delusion](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/individualism-deadly-delusion/) - “God created everything” is an ancient truth-claim. According to this claim, everything and everyone is related, for all comes from the same Creator. Human beings do not exist in the singular, only in the plural. We are not monads any more than ants in a colony or bees in a hive. We are here with
- [How Not to Take Responsibility for One's Actions](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/how-not-to-take-responsibility/) - There is churn in the news these days about “responsibility” and “accountability,” about how words from one person influence the actions of others—or not. The Bible contains numerous comments and stories related to matters of responsibility. One such comment is: “…fathers, do not provoke your children to anger” (Ephesians 6:4). The verse only makes sense
- [Lessons on Unity from the Ecumenical Movement](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/lessons-on-unity-from-ecumenical-movement/) - My dissertation was focused on the modern ecumenical movement, that effort by churches, especially in the 20th century, to overcome centuries of division. The goal was outward and visible unity. The movement achieved remarkable, history-making results. Catholics and Protestants could pray together and scholars could collaborate. Numerous bi-lateral and multi-lateral agreements green-lit shared ministries and sacramental
- [The Pain of Healing](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-pain-of-healing/) - A pitcher throws a 99-mph fastball and nails the batter between the shoulder blades. The batter charges the mound and benches empty as the pitcher shouts, “It is time for unity and healing!” A gunman first takes out the school security specialist and then walks through the hallways, shooting teachers and students. Many are killed
- [White Christianity, Democracy, and the Future](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/white-christianity-democracy-future/) - “Equality for all” has nearly always taken a back seat to “liberty for some” in America, and white Christianity is the heart of that hierarchy. Whether this nation is of white Christians, by white Christians, and for white Christians or will fulfill the promise of becoming the world’s first and most robust multicultural democratic republic
- [Ecumenical Dialogue and the Journey from Enmity to Community](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/ecumenical-dialogue-enmity-to-community/) - In the centuries preceding the establishment of the United States, Christians slaughtered each other. Lutherans and Calvinists could not abide Mennonites or Arminian Baptists. Even in the American colonies, Quakers endured deadly persecution for, among other matters, shaking hands in lieu of dipping hats; and Protestant Nativists terrorized the growing Catholic immigrant population in the
- [For Those Who Did Not Get the Phone Call](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/for-those-who-did-not-get-the-phone-call/) - Robert Short wrote one of the first theology books I owned: The Gospel According to Peanuts. In the Peanuts strip, Charles Schulz introduced readers to many ethical, philosophical, and theological conundrums. The kids might be assembled on the pitcher’s mound debating theology. Charlie Brown and Linus often leaned on the "wall of life" as they
- [Christians and Illiberal Democracy](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/christians-and-illiberal-democracy/) - When someone says they are acting to defend democracy, query what they mean by democracy. Christians using the term these days provide sufficient reason to ask. Polarized Christian camps are putting radically different versions of “the democracy we need” on display. White evangelical Christianity has provided the base of the president’s base of support since
- [The Gap Between Charity and Justice](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/between-charity-and-justice/) - “We the People of the United States, in Order to … establish Justice…” From the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States of America “Invoking the guidance of Almighty God… to secure just and rightful government…” From the Preamble of the Constitution of the State of Oklahoma '“Philanthropy is commendable,' said Martin Luther King,
- [12 More Ways Faith Communities Could Foster a More Healthy Society](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/12-more-ways-healthy-society/) - This is the second of two blogs to address the question: What do people of faith know that could make for a more healthy society, if we were intentional about making practical and public what we know? A few weeks ago, I taught a free, online course exploring this topic. (If you’d like to watch
- [Offering the Better Angels of Faith Communities for a More Healthy Society](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/faith-communities-healthy-society/) - What do people of faith know that could make for a more healthy society, if we were intentional about making practical and public what we know? A few weeks ago, I taught a free, online course exploring this topic. In the final class session, I offered 24 proposals. Each proposal imagines what people of faith
- [12 Ways Faith Communities Could Improve the Soil for Democracy](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/12-ways-soil-for-democracy/) - During October and through election week, I taught a free, online course. The topic was how people of faith might foster the regeneration of democracy in the U.S. The course was premised on several assumptions. One assumption is that the cultural soil for growing a healthy democratic society is insufficient and is, itself, unhealthy. Another
- [Committing Faith in Public: Vic Hunter talks about the contemporary relevance of the Barmen Declaration](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/vic-hunter/) - When the Nazi regime essentially nationalized the Christian churches in Germany, making them one of the legitimizing arms of their evil program, some church leaders capitulated and embraced their roles. Others resisted. One of the most famous expressions of that resistance was the Barmen Declaration. The threat of Christian nationalism in the U.S. today has
- [If We Want Healing, Commit to Struggling Together](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/struggling-together/) - Forty-five years ago this month, theologian and ecumenist Robert McAfee Brown gave a brilliant speech at the opening of the World Council of Churches Assembly in Nairobi, Kenya. His address was a tuning fork for the Assembly. I recently reread the speech and an article published a year before on the same topic. Both the
- [A Leap of Faith in God's Time](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/a-leap-of-faith-in-gods-time/) - On November 2, I am trying to pay attention primarily to my faith commitments regarding my and our time in the universe. Who am I, who are we, what am I/we here to do? Why is there something and not nothing? In the big picture, does this moment matter? I am going to use “we”
- [Come November 4, Consider What Did Not Change](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/come-november-4/) - At home, we recently watched the staged reprise of “Hartsfield Landing,” an episode of The West Wing, featuring most of the original cast. At the outset of the story, President Joshua Bartlet returned from a peacemaking trip regarding India and Kashmir, bearing rare chessboards as gifts to some of his staff. While he played chess
- [Literalism, Originalism, and Dynamic Communities](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/literalism-originalism-and-dynamic-communities/) - “In the very first question put to her in Day 2 of her Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Judge Amy Coney Barrett was asked to define, ‘in English,’ the meaning of the legal concept of originalism. ‘“In English that means that I interpret the Constitution as a law,’ she said, ‘and that I interpret its text
- [Oblivion Is Not the Answer](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/oblivion-is-not-the-answer/) - If you type the word “obliviate” into your search engine, the first references are to the charm in the Harry Potter books that causes an individual to forget. For example, Hermione used the obliviate charm to erase her existence from her parents' memories in order to protect her family in case the Death Eaters paid
- [The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Doing Theology in Public](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/doing-theology-in-public/) - If you want to know the range of what kinds of public theology residents of the U.S. are doing, we live in a glorious time! Here are a few examples of theologizing I see around us, mostly around COVID-19 and the president—a little good, a lot bad, and some really ugly. The president’s recent diagnosis,
- [Question Not the Beliefs but the Therefores](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the_therefores/) - The Constitution protects the freedom of religious believing. Citizens should be tolerant of other’s beliefs. The government cannot be used as a tool for heresy hunting or for burning an alleged heretic at the stake—figuratively or literally. Yes, there have been seasons in our history where there was deep suspicion of Catholic candidates for office,
- [1619 Plus 1776 Plus 1830 Equals What?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/1619-1776-1830/) - Teach your history in church. It may be one of the most subversive actions a congregation can take. America needs a better story. Nearly everyone agrees on that. What that story should be: now, that’s where things get interesting, and potentially as divisive as the Civil War. The President and allies are massing their power
- [A Capitalist, a Democrat, and a Right-wing Christian Walk into a Bar](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/a-capitalist-a-democrat-and-a-right-wing-christian-walk-into-a-bar/) - Several spiritualities conflict in the United States. Among the most prominent, sometimes doing battle and often shaping each other, are capitalism, democracy, and Christianity in its incarnation as the Christian Right. Every society has a spirit and, therefore, a spirituality. By spirituality, I mean a set of beliefs and practices that orient persons and communities
- [Mr. Smith’s Washington, without Destructive Religion](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/mr-smiths-washington/) - Last week, I took an afternoon to watch Frank Capra’s classic film, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. It was a treat! What I saw in this 1939 film was both familiar and foreign, and the absence of religion from the film was among the most striking differences. To recap the film (I’d say “spoiler alert,”
- [Christianity is Judged in Public by What Christians Do, and That is Good](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/christianity-judged-in-public/) - Protestant Christianity is rooted historically in Martin Luther’s interpretation of St. Paul’s words that followers of Jesus are saved by faith and not works. That theological statement is central to the so-called evangelical confession, to “accept Jesus Christ a Lord and Savior.” That confession is regarded by millions of Christians as the key to salvation.
- [The Cost of Craving Power](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/cost-of-craving-power/) - A cautionary tale. Once upon a time, there was a group of Christians who found themselves in the wilderness. I will call them This Group. And in the wilderness, that place of deprivation and longing, The Tempter is extremely powerful. Prior to being in the wilderness, This Group lived in the villages, just like other
- [What Kind of Spirituality Does a Healthy Democracy Need?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/democracy-spirituality/) - Every culture has a spirituality, a spirit, a soul. Spirituality used in the context of culture refers to the life energy, the desire, the aching toward something. A true and good spirituality should ground a people, deepen them, make them wiser, keep them focused. Spirituality is evident in answers to the question, “What kind of
- [Committing Faith in Public with author of "The Great Oklahoma Swindle"](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/russell-cobb/) - Dr. Russell Cobb, currently Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Latin American Studies at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, is a longtime Tulsan who wrote many essays for This Land Press. Some of those essay and other writings are the basis of The Great Oklahoma Swindle, an eye-popping read for anyone interested in
- [The Work of Public Health Requires a Public. Do We Have One?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/work-of-public-health/) - Do we have a genuine “public” in the U.S. or has “the public” (or, the publics) been sold to private interests for the sake of private profits? While one can find counterexamples to those I offer below, the preponderance of evidence is that “the public” in the U.S. is more fiction than reality. And a
- [The Problems with Saying "the Christian Left"](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-problems-with-saying-the-christian-left/) - Christian progressives should resist the moniker “the Christian Left.” Given the powerful bond to right-left labeling in the culture, the phrase “Christian Left” might be inevitable. But the label is highly problematic. There are two fundamental problems. The first is because the label begs comparison, if not false equivalency, to the Christian Right. The second
- [Public Religion News Digest, October 18, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-news-digest-october-18-2019/) - Islamophobia: A Bipartisan Xenophobia in American Politics Liberal Islamophobia? Not as bad or as explicit as on the Right, but it is there. The Deepening Crisis in Evangelical Christianity “[A]s a starting point, evangelical Christians should acknowledge the profound damage that’s being done to their movement by its braided political relationship—its love affair, to
- [Public Religion News Digest, October 25, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-news-digest-october-25-2019/) - Dallas Officer Convicted of Murder, Victim’s Brother Offers Forgiveness, Judge Gives a Hug Who can offer forgiveness? Does forgiveness require that the offender ask for it? These and other questions are raised, once again, in the extraordinary scenes in the courtroom of a Dallas police officer convicted of murder and the actions of the victim’s
- [Committing Faith in Public--The Rev. Shannon Fleck](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-the-rev-shannon-fleck/) - Welcome to the first podcast of Committing Faith in Public! This is the podcast for people who want to be inspired by individuals and communities of faith doing good work in public. Our guests tell stories of their work to weave a more just, kind, and diversity-inclusive society. Our first guest is the Rev. Shannon
- [Committing Religion in Public, with the Rev. Dr. Ray Owens](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-religion-in-public-with-the-rev-dr-ray-owens/) - What leads a congregation to start what became Oklahoma's first public partnership school, and what has been their experience with the venture? The Rev. Dr. Ray Owens, senior pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church in Tulsa, addresses these and other matters related to the Greenwood Leadership Academy. Links mentioned in the podcast: The Metcares Foundation, Greenwood
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, November 15, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-november-15-2019/) - Nicholas Kristof’s review of Karen Armstrong’s The Lost Art of Scripture. Karen Armstrong is a well-known scholar who writes books for an educated laity. I’m sure the book will be a good read. And the review per se, includes some wonderful lines. Here is an example: The ancient Chinese scholar Xunzi complained about an early
- [The ethic of "first, do no harm" would require major changes](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-ethic-of-first-do-no-harm-would-require-major-changes/) - There are laws, and there are ethics. Corporations in the U.S. have been granted legal “personhood” when it comes to matters such as political speech and campaign contributions. Some “closely held” corporations, such as Hobby Lobby, are allowed to extend their founders’ religious convictions to take precedence over laws that otherwise would apply. But what
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with the Rev. Chris Moore](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-the-rev-chris-moore/) - A trip to the Southern Border. A nativity display on the church lawn. A chain-link fence. An act of contrition that is misunderstood. A signboard message connecting the words "Jesus" and "Migrant." How it all became a national story during Advent and Christmas 2018. The Rev. Chris Moore, pastor of Fellowship Congregational Church in Tulsa
- [Public Religion in the News Digest, November 22, 2019](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/public-religion-in-the-news-digest-november-22-2019/) - New White House employee Paula White has asked each of her followers (she is a prosperity gospel preacher) to give her $229. In return, she will give instruction in how to defeat one’s enemies. From the article: White tells believers that in exchange for their money they will receive a "teaching series" on how to
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with the Rev. Clark Frailey, public education advocate](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-the-rev-clark-frailey-public-education-advocate/) - There are not many organizations these days that are able to create coalitions that cross partisan divides. But the Rev. Clark Frailey, pastor of Coffee Creek Church (Southern Baptist) in Edmond, OK, has found a way to do that on the issue of public education in Oklahoma. The Rev. Frailey is one of the founders of Pastors for Oklahoma Kids, which has done excellent work in a short time to keep faith leaders informed about legislative matters that affect ALL our public school children and families in Oklahoma, and to advocate with legislators for public education. Pastors for OK Kids participants run the theological gamut. Gary Peluso-Verdend interviewed Frailey.
- [Musing about Impeachment in Advent](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/musing-about-impeachment-in-advent/) - Rather than essaying a sustained opinion-piece today, I’m going to muse about impeachment in the “light” of Advent—or, maybe, the darkness of Advent. I’m not going to weigh in directly on the matter, at least not in the way that some Christians on the Right have done; they have declared that the President is God’s
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with Aliye Shimi](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-aliye-shimi/) - Aliye Shimi is the executive director of Tulsa's oldest ecumenical/interfaith organization, Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry. In that role, and in the MANY volunteer hours Aliye gives, Aliye is among the fiercest and kindest advocates for justice, dignity, compassion, and basic human decency in Tulsa and everywhere. She lives her Muslim faith, in public, for the
- [Committing Faith in Public Podcast with State Senator George Young, Sr.](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-podcast-with-state-senator-george-young-sr/) - The Rev. Dr. George Young, Sr., is well known to Phillips' audiences as a double alumnus (master's and doctoral degrees), adjunct instructor, and former trustee. In addition, we know him as a long-time pastor who cultivated links between the congregations he served and the civic community. When Dr. Young retired from pastoral work, he took
- [Christmas Is Over, Herod (Thinks He) Won](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/christmas-is-over-herod-thinks-he-won/) - + Editor's Note: The following is a fictional narrative, relating Matthew chapter 2 from Herod’s point of view. Did those Persian astrologer no-good liars think they got away with something? Those guys were clowns. What a mess they caused, and they made me do something awful. But, hey, that’s how the game works. Cause and
- [Why Oklahoma's "Year of the Bible" Bill is Both Inappropriate and Wrong](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/why-oklahomas-year-of-the-bible-bill-is-both-inappropriate-and-wrong/) - It is good to know from whence your food and your legislation come. I’ve written previously about Project Blitz, which is now known as “Freedom for All.” Project Blitz/Freedom for All is an effort of the Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation to do for hot-button Christian Right religious issues what ALEC does for other matters: provide
- [If You Don't Like What You're Harvesting, Pay Attention to the Soil](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/if-you-dont-like-what-youre-harvesting-pay-attention-to-the-soil/) - Culture is like soil. Life on the entire planet depends on healthy soil to create and sustain the necessary matrix for life. Similarly, good life in any human community requires healthy cultures that contain the nutrients for desirable elements to grow and flourish and that discourage the growth of undesirable elements. Growing religion is not
- [A Parable: The Pastor Who Can Do Anything He Wants](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/a-parable-the-pastor-who-can-do-anything-he-wants/) - I’m called by God to the ministry, I’m called by the people to this pulpit, and I can do anything I want. Called by God. And successful. Believe me, I’m successful. I don’t care what data points one wants to assess me with. No congregational stats are more compelling than attendance and money. Look at
- [One from Many: Exercising Faith in Public](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/one-from-many-exercising-faith-in-public/) - By Gary Peluso-Verdend On July 30, 1956, President Eisenhower signed the bill that made “In God We Trust” the national motto. This was the first official national motto and replaced the unofficial one, which goes back to the Franklin-Jefferson-Adams era, E Pluribus Unum: Out of many, one. At the same time in the 1950s, America
- [The Morality of the Endgame](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-morality-of-the-endgame/) - Let’s imagine that the end justifies the means to get there. The assumption of that statement is that the end is a good or that the end is morally good—for someone or some group. In our acutely polarized era, considering the good of the ends toward which we drive seems essential but I’m not seeing
- [Committing Faith in Public: Talking Reconciliation is Not Enough with the Rev. Robert Turner and the Rev. David Wiggs](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-talking-reconciliation-is-not-enough-with-the-rev-robert-turner-and-the-rev-david-wiggs/) - In this special collaborative edition of the Boston Avenue United Methodist Church podcast ASCENDS, its hosts are joined by co-host, Dr. Gary Peluso-Verdend from the Committing Faith in Public podcast. The guests are the Rev. Robert Turner and the Rev. David Wiggs to discuss the relationship between Historic Vernon AME and Boston Avenue UMC and
- [In Praise of Our Communities](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/in-praise-of-our-communities/) - “In the beginning was the relationship,” said a former colleague at Phillips. Not the individual, but the relationship is the fundamental building block of human life. Contemporary understandings of physics and biology largely share the same perspective: individual elements and entities are separate only for analytical purposes. In reality, relationships and community are of first-order
- [The Myth of American Exceptionalism is Dying, and that is a Good Thing](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-myth-of-american-exceptionalism-is-dying-and-that-is-a-good-thing/) - In the study of religion, “myth” does not mean “untruth” or “false.” It is a word associated with the deep story in which a people live, the well-springs of a culture. One of the founding, and maybe the most powerful, myth of American life has been exceptionalism. That is the story of being a unique
- [Imagine Ourselves as Living in the Wilderness Rather than Defending a Promised Land](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/imagine-ourselves-as-living-in-the-wilderness-rather-than-defending-a-promised-land/) - Both Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson embraced the U.S. as a new Promised Land—for white people. But in pitching designs for the Great Seal of the United States, they chose differently. Franklin chose a scene of conquest, the children of Israel triumphing over tyranny as the Red Sea swallowed Pharaoh’s forces. Jefferson chose a scene
- [Taking the Long View, Farmers and Scientists are Attending to the Health of the World's Soil](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/taking-the-long-view-farmers-and-scientists-are-attending-to-the-health-of-the-worlds-soil/) - EDITOR'S NOTE: The following was written by the Rev. Heather Coates (and before the pandemic). Rev. Coates, ordained in the United Church of Christ, is currently serving out her call to ministry by teaching World Religions to middle school students. She received a masters degree in Theological Studies from Weston Jesuit School of Theology, and
- [Committing Faith in Public with Toby Jenkins, Oklahomans for Equality](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/committing-faith-in-public-with-toby-jenkins/) - On this podcast, Toby Jenkins, executive director of Oklahomans for Equality, talks about his richly-textured background in conservative circles (despite being raised by progressive parents) and his movement from that world into the caring and advocacy work of OkEq.
- [One From Many Online Session 1](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/one-from-many-online-session-1/) - One from Many Readings, Songs, and Reflections One from Many was envisioned to be a monthly public gathering throughout 2020, sponsored by the Center for Religion in Public Life at Phillips Seminary and the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice. One from Many welcomes people of spiritual and moral conviction who want to work side
- [The Best and Worst of Religion in Public During the Pandemic](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/the-best-and-worst-of-religion-in-public-during-the-pandemic/) - The pandemic highlights the worst and the best of humanity and of religion. Examples of the worst of humanity include selling personal protective equipment at World Series scalpers’ prices and manufacturing shoddy tests and ineffective sanitizers. Examples of the best of our species include medical teams “leaving it all on the field” to save lives,
- [Using the Language of “Sacrifice” Can’t Hide the Rotten Smell of “Unnecessary”](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/using-the-language-of-sacrifice-cant-hide-the-rotten-smell-of-unnecessary/) - Regular readers of this blog know I believe it is imperative for religious people to develop their capacities to relate politics and religion. Politics and religion share the cultural spaces and work of offering founding stories, defining belonging, setting moral order, and imagining what it would take to be a fully-empowered people. But politicians dealing
- [One From Many Session 2](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/one-from-many-session-2/) - One from Many was envisioned to be a monthly public gathering throughout 2020, sponsored by the Center for Religion in Public Life at Phillips Seminary and the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice. One from Many welcomes people of spiritual and moral conviction who want to work side by side to ensure the U.S. motto
- [No Government Deserves (or Can Handle) a Sacred Canopy](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/no-government-deserves-or-can-handle-a-sacred-canopy/) - “There have been religions intimately linked to earthly governments, dominating men’s souls both by terror and by faith; but when a religion makes such an alliance, I am not afraid to say that is makes the same mistake as many might; it sacrifices the future for the present, and by gaining a power to which
- [One from Many Online Session Three](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/one-from-many-online-session-three/) - One from Many was envisioned to be a monthly public gathering throughout 2020, sponsored by the Center for Religion in Public Life at Phillips Seminary and the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice. One from Many welcomes people of spiritual and moral conviction who want to work side by side to ensure the U.S. motto
- [Let’s Imagine a U.S. American Holy Week](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/lets-imagine-a-u-s-american-holy-week/) - What is the relationship between Juneteenth and the 4th of July? I’m going to address that question by referring to Christianity’s Holy Week. Church goers hear a combination of admonition and lament from pulpits as Holy Week approaches: “You can’t understand and experience the meaning of Easter unless you attend to the stories of betrayal,
- [What if Christians Hid Our Symbols from Public Life?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/what-if-christians-hid-our-symbols-from-public-life/) - Leaders in Tulsa's Black community used what I thought was a brilliant strategy during the president’s campaign rally. They did not think it was fitting for visiting dignitaries to appropriate markers such as the Black Wall Street mural or memorial monument as photo ops. Greenwood’s leaders tarped the monument and papered over the mural. They
- [Negative Freedom is Killing the United States](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/negative-freedom-is-killing-the-united-states/) - In the first theology class I took in seminary, near the start of the course, the professor, lecturing on the Apostle Paul, said: “Christ sets us free. But there is freedom from and freedom for. Protestant Christian theology claims that, in some significant way, Christians are freed from the power of sin. But what are
- [Which Civility do You Want?](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/which-civility-do-you-want/) - In Western Europe, the 16th century Reformation and its long aftermath broke the Christian churches’ hope for concord in church and society, if by concord we mean peace based on unity grounded in religious belief and practice. While some leaders are hardheaded and have delusions of returning to a religious-based unity, Christian churches cannot claim,
- [Reckoning with History is Very Different from Erasing History](https://ptstulsa.edu/rpli/reckoning-different-from-erasing-history/) - Throughout history, religious-political regimes have frequently tried to erase conquered rivals from history. Jumping from era to era, and citing just a few examples: Scholars have no idea when Jesus of Nazareth was born. But the early Roman church wanted to erase the festival of Saturnalia and picked December 25 in order to smudge out

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