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Em Kianka 2nd-year M.Div. student Why did you decide to become a religious leader? I knew I wanted to become a minister since I was a teenager. It was actually my mother’s recommendation–she told me I would be a good minister when I was sixteen. Since I was a teenager, and it was my mother’s

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We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Starr King graduate Charles Byrd Blackburn (class of 1962). A Unitarian Universalist since 1957, Charles used his education first as an activist in the Civil Rights movement in the South, and most recently, at age 80, as an advocate for marriage equality as a lobbyist

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Dear Beloveds, Don’t look now, the Unitarian Universalist Association’s 2017 General Assembly is right around the corner! Here is a brief update to get you ready for the full experience. First, thank you to all who have RSVP’d for our workshops. We have a great lineup of events this year: Starr King Graduate Association Breakfast The Fire of Love: Sheikh Ibrahim

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The following photos, videos, and event summaries were shared in Starr King’s email updates during the 2017 Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly (GA), June 21-25, 2017 in New Orleans, LA. To receive the latest news from Starr King, please subscribe to our mailing list (look for the red box on this page) and connect with us on Facebook

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Starr King School for the Ministry announces with sorrow the death of the Rev. Dr. Robert “Bob” Kimball. The school’s former president, faculty member, and dean passed away on May 29, 2017 at the age of 88. Born in Rochester, NY to Frederick Booth Kimball and Marguerite Steinmiller Kimball, Bob was a tireless learner. He earned four

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