United Theological Seminary

Monday Meditation may be a silent sitting meditation, guided meditation, breath exercise, etc. and may come from any contemplative tradition.

No additional detail for this event.

No additional detail for this event.

Meet the guest artists who will be visiting the spring Arts Praxis course taught by Jennifer Awes Freeman. Whether you are in the course or interested in the conversation join us as we explore the parallels between art making and leadership, creativity and understanding, theology and the arts. Bring your lunch and join us from 12:15-1:15.

Wayne Roosa is a University Professor of Art at Bethel College. He is both a practicing artist and an art historian. Join us as we hear from this significant artist who is also one of Jennifer Awes Freeman’s mentors!

KOR is an interfaith song-circle designed to be accessible, fun and spiritually uplifting for singers of all experience levels.

Religion and piety have always played a crucial role during massive migrations: both among many of those who welcome and assist migrants as well as among migrants who adopt religion as an essential tool of resilience. On the negative side of the equation, religious minorities may be persecuted and forced to migrate because of discriminatory policies. Paolo Naso will address the role that religion plays in global migrations in this free lecture.

Paolo Naso is national coordinator of Being Church Together, a partnership between Protestant groups in Italy and North America. He uses his skills and experience in immigration and communication to bring immigrants into Italy’s Waldensian and Methodist churches.

The lecture will be held at 7 p.m. on the new campus of United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities: 767 Eustis St., Suite 140, St. Paul, Minnesota 55114.

If you wish to attend and cannot come to campus, you can access the lecture via Zoom. We will provide more information on attending via Zoom closer to the date of the lecture.

Coffee, tea and dessert will be available.

We will offer a tour of our new campus at 6 p.m. for those who are interested.

Monday Meditation may be a silent sitting meditation, guided meditation, breath exercise, etc. and may come from any contemplative tradition.

Arts Lab is an opportunity for you to bring something that you are working on–a poem, play, Faith Formation arts project, song, painting, etc. You will have 10 minutes to present your project and then using an adaptation of Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Theory we will give you feedback. The goal is not to judge your work but to invite an interested audience to help you hone your creative expression. Limit two people per week. To sign up contact Cindi Beth at cbjohnson@unitedseminary.edu.

No additional detail for this event.

No additional detail for this event.

KOR is an interfaith song-circle designed to be accessible, fun and spiritually uplifting for singers of all experience levels.

Monday Meditation may be a silent sitting meditation, guided meditation, breath exercise, etc. and may come from any contemplative tradition.

No additional detail for this event.

No additional detail for this event.

Meet the guest artists who will be visiting the spring Arts Praxis course taught by Jennifer Awes Freeman. Whether you are in the course or interested in the conversation join us as we explore the parallels between art making and leadership, creativity and understanding, theology and the arts. Bring your lunch and join us from 12:15-1:15.

Erin Sharkey is a poet, essayist, educator and graphic designer. She is the co-founder of an artist collective called Free Black Dirt and serves as co-host for Black Market Reads, a weekly podcast about literature and black cultural production.

KOR is an interfaith song-circle designed to be accessible, fun and spiritually uplifting for singers of all experience levels.

Monday Meditation may be a silent sitting meditation, guided meditation, breath exercise, etc. and may come from any contemplative tradition.

Arts Lab is an opportunity for you to bring something that you are working on–a poem, play, Faith Formation arts project, song, painting, etc. You will have 10 minutes to present your project and then using an adaptation of Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Theory we will give you feedback. The goal is not to judge your work but to invite an interested audience to help you hone your creative expression. Limit two people per week. To sign up contact Cindi Beth at cbjohnson@unitedseminary.edu.

Chapel service organized by up to four students just a couple of hours before the service.

No additional detail for this event.

KOR is an interfaith song-circle designed to be accessible, fun and spiritually uplifting for singers of all experience levels.