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City
The city where this buyer is located.
Berkeley
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
124
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
120795
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
41.3
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pacific School of Religion
This strategic plan outlines a transformative course to address challenges in theological education by preparing diverse, spiritually rooted leaders to foster a thriving world. The plan is structured around five strategic steps: nurturing emancipatory learning, developing an ecosystem platform for theological education, growing public engagement and enrollment, enhancing employee experience and capacity, and achieving operational and financial sustainability.
The service acknowledged National Coming Out Day (October 11) and Indigenous People's Day (observed October 10, 2022). A land acknowledgment was offered recognizing the sacred and unseated territory of the Children of Speaking Organic People. The liturgy included invocations connecting to the four elemental directions (East for air/mind/inspiration, South for fire/emotions, West for water/feeling, North for earth/stability/physical self) and honoring ancestors. Speakers shared reflections on the meaning of 'coming out' as a continual process of growth, rejecting lies about queerness, and embracing full identity, including intersectional struggles for liberation, honoring diverse queer ancestors, and the importance of safety when choosing to disclose identity aspects such as sexuality, gender identity, disability status, religious affiliation, or mixed heritage. The proceedings also included musical performances and prayers.
The session, led by Reverend Dr. Marcia Evans for the Contextual Thinking class, focused on spiritual reflection and gratitude, particularly noting that it was election day. Key components included a land and ancestors acknowledgment, emphasizing respect for indigenous peoples and historical laborers. The main content involved scripture readings from Matthew chapter 6 (verses 25-34) concerning worry and trusting divine provision (like the birds and lilies), followed by a reading from Alice Walker's "The Color Purple" regarding the significance of noticing beauty, such as the color purple in a field. The session concluded with musical performances, an introduction of the speaker, and a prayer.
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