LGBT Week: How did it begin?
In 2000 three students at LTS approached the administration with the idea of organizing a week to raise awareness and celebrate GLBT diversity within the seminary. Hear interviews with two of the founders here:
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LGBT Week 2010
November 8-11, 2010
Mark your calendars now for the 11th Annual LGBT Week at Lancaster Seminary!
Our special guest lecturer for Thursday will be Harry Knox, LTS alumnus and Director of the Human Rights Campaign Religion and Faith Program.
Want to help with organizing? Let us know throught the Contact Form.
Stay tuned for more details! |
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LGBT Week 2009
November 10-12, 2009
The tenth annual LGBT Week shortened due to the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion. But the abbreviated celebration included a sermon from from LTS senior Rachael Miller and the annual lecture by Dr. Kathryn Tanner of the University of Chicago Divnity School. It also marks the first appearance of the seminary's own pride flag, seen flying for the week... |
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LGBT Week 2008
November 10-13, 2008
The ninth annual GLBT Week brought another great set of speakers to LTS, including Reverend Karla Fleshman of Imago Dei Metropolitan Community Church (Glenn Mills, PA) and Revered Doctor Mona West. |
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Gay & Christian?
November 5-8, 2007
Student preacher Bryce Rich, special guest preacher Rev. Miguel A. Del La Torre of the Iliff School of Theology and special guest lecturer Dr. Mark D. Jordan of Emory University (Atlanta). Take a look at the week's bulletin, read devotionals and reflections from LTS community members, and check out Bryce's sermon and Dr. Jordan's lecture.
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Imagining a Queer World
November 6-9, 2006
Student preacher Karen "Mil" Miller, returning LTS alumna Rev. Kharma Amos and special guest Dr. Mary E. Hunt of WATER. Take a look at the week's bulletin, read reflections from four LTS community members, and check out sermons from Mil and Kharma and Dr. Hunt's lecture.
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Many Streams, One River
November 14-17, 2005
Student preacher Peter Frye, LTS Faculty member David M. Mellott and special guests Dr. Virginia Ramey Mollenkott and Dr. Ken Stone of Chicago Theological Seminary.
This year's theme focused on the fluidity of sexuality. Rather than being exclusively male or female, we possess emotional, physical, mental and spiritual components of both sexes in a continuum of God's good creation. We recognize that there are many inlets, many tributaries, many streams that combine to become the great river that we call humanity. This year celebrated the flow of living water that carries us all.
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Are You An Ally? Let's Talk...Let's Listen
November 15-19, 2004
Student preachers Aimee Brackbill and Jennifer Glass, LTS staff member Susan Minasian and special guest Christine Smith, Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities.
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Growing from Youth to Maturity: the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Journey into Acceptance and Love
November 17-21, 2003
Student preacher David Stiffler, LTS President Riess Potterveld and special guest Stephen T. Russell, Ph.D., University of California at Davis.
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The Body: From Brokenness to Wholeness
November 18-22, 2002
Special guest Dr. Mary Ann Tolbert, Professor of Biblical Studies at Pacific School of Religion and Executive Director of Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies in Religion and Ministry.
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Coming Out of Exile: The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Journey
November 26-30, 2001
The second annual GLBT Week brought another great set of speakers to LTS, including local pastor Randy Riggs and Mel White of Soulfource.
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Receiving Gifts for Ministry: Celebrating the Lives and Contributions of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Persons in the Church
November 13-17, 2000
We the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered community of Lancaster Theological Seminary invite you to join us in worship this week as together we all offer ourselves as a living sacrifice to the worship of God.
So began the worship bulletin for this very first GLBT Week in the history of LTS...
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