Church Divinity School of the Pacific has been awarded a 2019 Becoming Beloved Community grant by the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church. The $3,500 award will support the faculty’s
Beginning January 13, CDSP offers a new selection of seven-week online continuing education courses for laypeople and clergy. Winter 2020 classes include: Church History: Wisdom for Mission Today Craft an Effective
January 13 – March 2, 2020 This online course will focus on historical, literary, and ideological themes in and around the book of Exodus. The class will attend to the
Burning Man, an annual event in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert dedicated to “community, art, self-expression, and self-reliance” might seem like an unlikely foothold for Anglican liturgy. But this year, the
Good news! Power and internet service has been restored to the neighborhood and campus. All projections we can find indicate the air quality will be better than earlier today, although
Marilyn McEntyre, an author, writing teacher, and retreat leader, will be the St. Margaret’s Visiting Professor of Women in Ministry during the 2020 spring semester. During her time at CDSP,
