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Ode to Mary Dyer

Below is an excerpt of a poem ESR student Anna Woofenden recently posted on her blog (http://annawoofenden.com) as part of her Pilgrimage Summer series: Mary, Oh Mary, here your statue sits. So calmly, hands together in your lap, upturned, as if open to receive.…See More
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New student introduction - Angela Roesler

Our incoming class for the 2013-14 academic year is just beginning to take shape. We're excited to introduce to you some of our new students who will be joining us for the fall semester. Today's featured student is Angela Roesler, who is an MDiv Access student from Indianapolis, IN: Hello!  My name is Angela (Nevitt) Roesler, and I'm thrilled to be starting graduate…See More
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Theology of a Quaker Logger

Below are the notes from a message delivered by ESR student Martin Melville at Williamsburg Friends on Sunday, April 14, 2013:Working in nature: awe and humbleness. These things are not of me. See the intricate glory of creation. Concepts of neatness, order, beauty. Human vs. divine order. “Faith is a venture…See More
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Trust: It’s a Daily Practice

Below is an excerpt from a message delivered in ESR worship on Thursday, May 2, by Bethany Theological Seminary and Earlham School of Religion's Seminaries Librarian Jane Pinzino:It is from a place of self-trust that relationship trust becomes possible, trust in another, trust in others. In the gripping words of Martin Buber,…See More
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Making Myself Weak

Below is an excerpt from a message ESR student Brent Walsh delivered in Earlham School of Religion Worship on Thursday, April 25, 2013: In 1 Corinthians chapter 9, Paul says something very interesting. He says, “Though I am free and belong to no one, I have made myself a slave to everyone, to win as many as possible. To the Jews I became like a Jew, to win the Jews. To…See More
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Stephanie Stuckwisch commented on Earlham School of Religion's blog post 'Love is my religion'
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Clem Gerdelmann commented on Earlham School of Religion's blog post 'Love is my religion'
"And none know better of those broken places, here in the U.S.A., than Native Americans like Sioux prophetess, Vine Deloria, who writes, "Religion is for people who are afraid of going to hell. Spirituality is for those who have already been…"
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Love is my religion

The following is a reflection from ESR student Christie Walkuski on the 2013 ESR Willson Lectures:The paradox of our faith, and for me one of the beautiful mysteries of the unity of God, is that when we, in our own shame and hopelessness, stand in the horrifying absence of God, we enter into the very heart of God.  Rollins talks about it in a simple and beautiful way--when we open ourselves up to our own brokenness and…See More
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The Man (or Woman) Behind the Curtain

The following is a reflection from ESR student Abbey Pratt-Harrington on the 2013 ESR Willson Lectures featuring Peter Rollins:“And the curtain of the temple was torn in two, from top to bottom” Mark 15:38…See More
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Clem Gerdelmann commented on Earlham School of Religion's blog post 'Faith and Doubt'
"I sense that, rather than atheist, the "other doubter" is agnostic in the sense given by Vladimir Lossky: "Thought must go beyond itself to approach Him...One cannot fix God with a concept." The doubter has the wisdom to know…"
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Faith and Doubt

The following is drawn from a message delivered at First Friends in Richmond, Indiana on April 14, 2013 by Jeff Wolfe:The pastorate might seem like an odd profession for a person with a healthy degree of doubt, yet in wrestling with religion, I’ve felt drawn toward a vocation where issues of…See More
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Volunteer vegetables

ESR student Suzanne Cole delivered the following message in Earlham School of Religion Worship on Thursday, April 4, 2013:Out of a jumble and tangle of wild planting, it sounds very possible to acquire volunteer vegetables, doesn’t it? They sound like vegetables that appear where you forgot you planted vegetables. Which…See More
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Learning Spanish Saved My Life

The following is drawn from a message delivered in ESR and Bethany Joint Worship on March 22 by David Johns:In short, learning Spanish saved my life. It opened me to the joy of other people, it has helped me learn to take risks; it has helped me see how my work really can be meaningful. It has made me aware, directly, of realities I would rather have overlooked. I no longer worry…See More
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I'm just a girl: The portrayal of women in Peter Rollins' "Idolatry of God"

ESR student Jodi Jones offers a reflection on Peter Rollins’ new book, The Idolatry of God. Rollins will be on campus at ESR as the keynote speaker for our annual Willson Lectures on April 8.I recently began to read Peter Rollins’…See More
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Helen Keller - A Woman of Faith and Action

The following is an excerpt from a message delivered by ESR student Anna Woofenden in Earlham School of Religion Worship on Thursday, March 14 2013. It is clear from Helen’s writing that her faith was core to who she was and from it her life arose. When we look at her legacy and her phenomenal life-long mission to help…See More
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Earlham School of Religion is a theological seminary in the Quaker tradition.
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Ode to Mary Dyer

Posted on 5th mo. 29, 2013 at 8:25am 0 Comments

Below is an excerpt of a poem ESR student Anna Woofenden recently posted on her blog (http://annawoofenden.com) as part of her Pilgrimage Summer series:…



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New student introduction - Angela Roesler

Posted on 5th mo. 15, 2013 at 9:20am 0 Comments

Our incoming class for the 2013-14 academic year is just beginning to take shape. We're excited to introduce to you some of our new students who will be joining us for the fall semester. Today's featured student is Angela Roesler, who is an MDiv Access student from Indianapolis, IN:…



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Theology of a Quaker Logger

Posted on 5th mo. 9, 2013 at 8:27am 1 Comment

Below are the notes from a message delivered by ESR student Martin Melville at Williamsburg Friends on Sunday, April 14, 2013:

Working in nature: awe and humbleness. These things are not of me. See the intricate glory of creation. Concepts of neatness,…
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Trust: It’s a Daily Practice

Posted on 5th mo. 6, 2013 at 9:08am 0 Comments

Below is an excerpt from a message delivered in ESR worship on Thursday, May 2, by Bethany Theological Seminary and Earlham School of Religion's Seminaries Librarian Jane Pinzino:

It is from a place of self-trust that relationship trust becomes…

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