The Class of 2004: Learning to Lead Through Uncertain Times
Twenty-five years after arriving at VTS, members of the Class of 2004 reflect on how shared challenges and enduring friendships continue to shape their ministries.
Twenty-five years after arriving at VTS, members of the Class of 2004 reflect on how shared challenges and enduring friendships continue to shape their ministries.
Ebonee Davis-Hayes, director of Reparations at Virginia Theological Seminary, reflects on a year of milestones for the Seminary’s Reparations Program.
VTS dedicates a sculpture and launches a book inspired by the 2025 sermon preached by the Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, the ninth bishop of Washington.
The Rt. Rev. Mariann E. Budde shares what gave her the courage to call on President Trump to show mercy to the marginalized.
The inaugural Carol Myers Saint Nicholas Alumni Award recipient, the Rev. Jo Belser, models the ministry of resurrection.
Dean Markham reflects on the tremendous contribution Lisa Kimball, Ph.D., Vice President for Lifelong Learning, has made during her time at VTS.
Following a conference on the issue at VTS, Dean Markham sets out why seminaries should be treated as peculiars.
The Rev. Robert D. Flanagan, D.Min., looks at the evolving landscape for training clergy in The Episcopal Church.
The Rev. David Beckmann, Dean’s Advisor for Economic and Political Justice, says poverty is a fixable problem. He looks at the steps that can be taken to help abolish it.
The AAEHC discovers an early draft of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic Letter from Birmingham Jail in donated papers.