Open Letter on Separation of Families at the Border
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Rev Shana Vernon
8 years ago
Acute Care Hospital Chaplain
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Rev Dr Russell W Dalton
8 years ago
Professor of Religious Education, Brite Divinity School
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Marvin McMickle
8 years ago
This is the statement that ATS chose to withdraw. Black, Asian, and Hispanic deans and presidents proceeded without their approval or consent.
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Rev Dr Rita Nakashima Brock
8 years ago
Senior Vice President for Volunteers of America
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Sandra Davis
8 years ago
I totally agree with components of this letter and I am asking God to have mercy upon our country.
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Rt Rev Dr Edward Donalson III
8 years ago
United States
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Henry Kuo
8 years ago
Managing Editor - Berkeley Journal of Religion and Theology, Graduate Theological Union
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Karen Baker-Fletcher
8 years ago
I agree with and sign my name to this petition as a faculty member at an ATS-accredited school.
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Fulgence Nyengele
8 years ago
Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling, MTSO
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Elsa Fennema
8 years ago
Thank you for standing.
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Robin Knowles Wallace
8 years ago
Professor in the Taylor Endowed Chair of Worship and Music
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Matthew S Beal
8 years ago
Ph.D. student, Boston University
Contingent faculty, Gardner-Webb University
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Rev Dr Robert Grove-Markwood
8 years ago
Executive Director of The BTS Center, and former president of our predecessor institution, Bangor Theological Seminary. Standing with those who cry out from the margins for justice.
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Sara Wenger Shenk
8 years ago
President, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary
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Kayko Driedger Hesslein
8 years ago
Contingent faculty teaching Systematic and Contemporary Theology, Lutheran Seminary at Saskatoon, Canada
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Wonho Jung
8 years ago
Wonho Jung
Academic Dean
Neal T. Jones Seminary
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Aubrey Mollinedo
8 years ago
Families need to be together and we need to keep them in America. It’s the only way for their survival
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Academic Dean
Neal T. Jones Seminary
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Rev Rosemary Bray McNatt
8 years ago
President. Starr King School for the Ministry
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Lay Minister West - Fountain Baptist Church
8 years ago
Jesus said: It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones.
Acute Care Hospital Chaplain
Professor of Religious Education, Brite Divinity School
This is the statement that ATS chose to withdraw. Black, Asian, and Hispanic deans and presidents proceeded without their approval or consent.
Senior Vice President for Volunteers of America
I totally agree with components of this letter and I am asking God to have mercy upon our country.
United States
Managing Editor - Berkeley Journal of Religion and Theology, Graduate Theological Union
I agree with and sign my name to this petition as a faculty member at an ATS-accredited school.
Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling, MTSO
Thank you for standing.
Professor in the Taylor Endowed Chair of Worship and Music
Ph.D. student, Boston University Contingent faculty, Gardner-Webb University
Executive Director of The BTS Center, and former president of our predecessor institution, Bangor Theological Seminary. Standing with those who cry out from the margins for justice.
President, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary
Contingent faculty teaching Systematic and Contemporary Theology, Lutheran Seminary at Saskatoon, Canada
Wonho Jung Academic Dean Neal T. Jones Seminary
Families need to be together and we need to keep them in America. It’s the only way for their survival
Academic Dean Neal T. Jones Seminary
President. Starr King School for the Ministry
Jesus said: It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones.