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Meet Our New Faculty, Rev. Kathryn House, Ph.D.

Last summer, we launched the search for the new faculty position that our supporters’ generosity and faith in our work made possible: The Rev. Dr. Lee Barker Professorship of Leadership […]

In The Loop Newsletter: February 2023

A newsletter from President Ortega Dear Meadville Lombard Community, It is my hope that you and your loved ones are doing well. Today, I am writing to share some exciting […]

Alum Story: Jennifer Norber, MALS ’19

Jennifer Norber earned a Master of Arts in Leadership Studies (MALS) from Meadville Lombard in 2019. Since graduation, she has worked as a hospice spiritual care advisor and grief support […]

Alum Story: Rev. Emily Conger, MDiv ’17

Rev. Emily Conger, MDiv ’17 (left), created Nourish with Rev. Aisha Ansano (right) to help Unitarian Universalists feel fed in body and spirit through embodied worship experiences. We asked them […]

Student Story: Beth Monhollen

Beth Monhollen is a current MDiv student, finishing up her studies to graduate in May 2023. We asked about her career before seminary, how her call to ministry unfolded, why […]

Student Story: Angeline Jackson

Angeline Jackson is a current student, aiming to graduate in May 2023. She is a prominent LGBTQ+ rights activist in Jamaica. We asked about her career as an activist, the […]

In the Loop: From the President’s Desk

A newsletter from President Ortega Dear Meadville Lombard Community, The fall foliage colors in Chicago have been magnificent this year. I pray you are well and able to enjoy the […]

Student Story: Meagan Henry

Meagan Henry is a current MDiv student, finishing up her studies to graduate in May 2023. We asked why she chose Meadville Lombard as her seminary, her experience at MLTS, […]

Statement on Violence Against Latinx Communities

Latinx Presidents and Deans of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), including Meadville Lombard President, Dr. Elías Ortega, have issued a statement on violence against Latinx communities. We live in […]

In Remembrance: Two Decades After 9/11

There are momentous events that get etched into our memories as signposts, demarcating life before and after. The impact of such events ripples through our lives—whether personal, communal, or collective—in […]