Tom Ryberg

Review of The LGBTQ Religious Studies Ce...

Has historical roots with the United Church of Chr...

Has historical roots with the United Church of Christ, but today is ecumenical and interfaith, with faculty from diverse Christian, Jewish, and Muslim backgrounds. Sound theological, biblical, and psychological formation. Takes matters of faith and racial justice, and LGBTQ justice seriously. Black, womanist, feminist, postcolonial, queer hermeneutics applied here. For someone who doesn't know CTS, check out the course catalogue - you'll discover pretty quickly if it's a place for your theological growth.