By Valerie Hurwitz “The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide ...

Howard Macy, ESR alumnus from 1970, visited ESR the week of March 26th. As the press release describes him: Howard Macy is a Friends ed...

By Valerie Hurwitz Kurt Ritchie, a Bethany Seminary alum, came to Peace Forum on March 22 to speak about acupuncture. After pastoring for ...

By Valerie Hurwitz There is something a bit comical in the blog post that I am about to write. Micah Bales, who I worked with on ESR’s out...

By Valerie Hurwitz I have been reading the minor prophets of the Old Testament for a class, and part of the reading for this week propheti...

By Valerie Hurwitz James Taylor came to Peace forum on March 1 st , 2012 to speak with us about the Peace Learning Center in Indianap...

By Valerie Hurwitz Pentecostal Church in Ghana What does it mean to do ministry in Africa? Are western educational and religious mater...

By Valerie Hurwitz Noah Baker Merrill, a Friend from Putney Monthly Meeting (New England YM), came to ESR last week and spoke with us at C...

By Valerie Hurwitz As many of you know, Earlham School of Religion has a Church of the Brethren seminary next door. We share share some pa...

By Valerie Hurwitz How much did the US population know about the aftereffects of Nagasaki and Hiroshima in the 50s and 60s? How much do th...

Peace Forum February 2, 2012 By Valerie Hurwitz Laura Arendt, third-year Bethany Seminary student, spoke Thursday, February at Peace For...

By Valerie Hurwitz Last Tuesday at Common Meal, Stephanie Crumley-Effinger spoke about her sabbatical this fall semester. Among many o...

By Valerie Hurwitz You may have noticed a quietness on the blog lately. First semester ended right after Thanksgiving and students and fac...