Auburn Seminary is a center for multifaith leadership development dedicated to empowering leaders of faith and moral courage with the tools needed to trouble the waters and heal the world. Through our leadership coaching, workshops, media training, and research, Auburn equips leaders to inspire positive change in the world and amplifies the voices and visions of the multifaith movement for justice. We envision religion as a catalyst and resource for a new world—one in which difference is celebrated, abundance is shared, and people are hopeful, working for a future that is better than today.
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Make sure to sign up for this webinar! #executiveleaders #theologicaleducation
There's still time to register for the Research Webinar on Executive Leaders, hosted jointly with In Trust Center for Theological Schools and Auburn Theological Seminary on Monday, March 24, 1–2 p.m. ET! https://lnkd.in/eecd6uyH
Join us for the April 10 Heal the World Series featuring Dr. Lynn Cooper, who will discuss her upcoming book, "Embracing our Time: The Sacrament of Interfaith Friendships." This engaging conversation will be moderated by Auburn's Rev. Dr. Shannon Daley-Harris and Erica Littlewolf. Secure your spot today—limited discounted tickets available! #InterfaithDialogue #HealTheWorld #LeadershipDevelopment #CommunityEngagement #BookLaunch https://conta.cc/3R8GCRl
President Rev. Dr. Emma Jordan-Simpson to be the Baccalaureate Speaker this year at Wake Forest University. #leadwithlove Read more at https://lnkd.in/g5WxFKuR
What a gift! This conversation about #storytelling and #healing with Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange. Enjoy these words about the generational gift of storytelling from Tommy during his time with President Rev. Dr. Emma Jordan-Simpson, Dean Rev. Patrick B. Reyes, Ph.D. and Director of Storytelling and Narrative Change Erica Littlewolf. #leadwithlove #history #writing https://lnkd.in/gxb4JUkP
Auburn’s President Rev. Dr. Emma Jordan-Simpson and Dean Rev. Patrick B. Reyes, Ph.D. Are the joint Russel Lectures on Spiritual Live at Tufts University. ?? #leadwithlove ?? Grateful for Lynn Cooper and Anthony Cruz Pantojas for the invitation. If you are in Boston, please let them know! ???March 12 #love #leadership #loveisradical
Dean Rev. Patrick B. Reyes, Ph.D. talked with Matt Hufman and Michael DeLashmutt about Auburn Studies issue on executive leadership turnover and transition. The full report will come out in April. This marks the first issue of Auburn Studies since the pandemic. In the issue, DeLashmutt explored the reasons for transition for the now more than 600 CEO and CAO transitions in half a decade in the 270+ ATS schools. Auburn Studies and our approach to studying theological education was founded by President Barbara Wheeler, who served Auburn for more than three decades. #theologicaleducation #leadership
What does it take to lead a theological institution today? On the latest Good Governance podcast, Matt Hufman chats with the Rev. Dr. Patrick Reyes and the Very Rev. Dr. Michael DeLashmutt of Auburn Seminary about evolving challenges in theological leadership. They discuss issues like declining enrollment, shifting demographics, and high turnover among presidents and deans while highlighting the need for shared responsibility, community, and intentional succession planning to sustain a mission. Join the conversation and gain valuable perspectives on steering institutions in today’s dynamic theological landscape. Listen to the podcast at https://lnkd.in/gX5SjkxS #Leadership #TheologicalEducation #AuburnStudies #HigherEd #InstitutionalLeadership
Did you miss our first Heal the World conversation with Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange? President Rev. Dr. Emma Jordan-Simpson Dean Rev. Patrick B. Reyes, Ph.D. and Director of Storytelling and Narrative Change, Erica Littlewolf, sat down with Tommy to talk about his latest novel, Wandering Stars. In the novel, he explores generational healing following Indian boarding schools and the Sand Creek Massacre. Here are some highlights from that conversation. Be sure to make the next conversation on April 10! #healing #storytelling
Join us for the final opportunity to hear Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange at the 2025 Auburn Theological Seminary Heal the World Lecture Series. This event is on February 20 from 7-8:30 PM ET. This is a unique chance to engage with a prominent voice in literature and Indigenous #writing #healing. Limited discount tickets are available. Don't miss out! #TommyOrange #boardingschools #WanderingStars #Literature #IndigenousVoices https://conta.cc/4gGK0gF
We are thrilled to announce Erica Littlewolf, Von?he’e, as the new Director of Storytelling and Narrative Change at Auburn Theological Seminary. With extensive experience in restorative justice, advocacy, and storytelling across divides, Erica will lead our Center for Storytelling and Narrative Change. Meet her at the Heal the World Lecture Series featuring Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange on February 20. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with leaders dedicated to healing divides and honoring stories. #Storytelling #NarrativeChange #Healing #AuburnSeminary #leadwithlove https://conta.cc/3Qb7W0W
?? Get ready for the Heal the World Lecture Series. First up is Tommy Orange on Feb 20 ?? Limited spots. Register today. #WanderingStars #HealTheWorld #Indigenous #healing #leadership https://conta.cc/3WIo2D3