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(Scroll Down for Registration) Seminary of the Southwest presents the 53nd Annual Blandy Lecture and Symposium, featuring the Rt. Rev. Hector F. Monterroso, bishop assistant in the Diocese of Texas. […]
A February tradition at Seminary of the Southwest, this year's Black History Month starts with a celebration worship service. Thursday, February 3 Black History Month Worship Experience 5:30 p.m. | […]
2022 Payne Lecture featuring the Rev. Mary Earle February 8, 2022 at 7pm via Zoom Please join the Rev. Mary Earle – award winning author, poet, Episcopal priest, and spiritual […]
This is a panel discussion on Black Health and Wellness featuring Dr. Marlon Johnson and the Rev. Jennifer Cumberbatch, moderated by Flora Fearon. It will be a virtual event on […]
A February tradition at Seminary of the Southwest, this year's Black History Month continues with a keynote lecture. Thursday, February 24 Black History Month Keynote Speaker: The […]
Please join the Very Rev. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge and other members of the Southwest faculty and staff at the annual Alumni Breakfast at the 173rd Council for the Diocese of […]
One Person, One Step: Faith Practice in Climate Crisis Harvey Lecture featuring the Rev. Nurya Love Parish 6:30 p.m. | Knapp Auditorium The Rev. Nurya Love Parish is a graduate […]
Note: All livestreamed events are also viewable on the Seminary of the Southwest Facebook page. Holy Wednesday (4-13-22) Tenebrae, 7:00 p.m., Christ Chapel This Tenebrae will be an abbreviated office […]
Seminary of the Southwest will hold two ceremonies this year – an evening service of Holy Eucharist and a formal morning Commencement – to recognize and celebrate graduating students and […]
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