by Sam Altis | Aug 17, 2017 | News, Smith-King Program, Spahr Reconciliation
Above: Rev. Dr. D. Mark Wilson, a principle team member for Project Trust, leads a community workshop. The Marin Independent Journal recently highlighted Project Trust, the Center’s partnership with Kaiser Permanente to study and close the gap between spiritual...
by Sam Altis | Aug 17, 2017 | Living Lectionary, News, Smith-King Program, Spahr Reconciliation
The Center for Innovation in Ministry at San Francisco Theological Seminary is excited to announce the launch of This We Affirm. Formerly the Living Lectionary, This We Affirm is a crowd-sourced online resource hub for progressive Christians. Organized around The...
by Sam Altis | Aug 15, 2017 | A Fabulous Place, Living Lectionary, News, Smith-King Program, Spahr Reconciliation
Above: Members of the UCC Justice and Witness Ministries in Charlottesville gather for a moment of motivation, a moment of prayer, and a moment of encouragement for people who wanted to provide faithful witness of love anticipating Saturday’s march. Rev. Traci...
by Sam Altis | Aug 4, 2017 | News, Smith-King Program, Spahr Reconciliation
The Center for Innovation in Ministry at San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS) announced the launch of Project Trust, an exploratory initiative aiming to help bridge the faith community with mental health care providers. Kaiser Permanente Northern California is...
by Sam Altis | Jun 18, 2017 | News, Smith-King Program, Spahr Reconciliation
On Thursday, June 14, 2017, the Smith-King Advisory Committee gathered for their first meeting on the campus of San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo. The committee, made up of prominent leaders carrying on the tradition of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,...
by Sam Altis | Apr 14, 2017 | Living Lectionary, News
The Center for Innovation in Ministry is excited to announce the Contributors’ Launch of the Living Lectionary. The Living Lectionary is a collaboration between the Center, Convergence Network and Eric Elnes. Centered on the twelve Phoenix Affirmations of progressive...
