Dr. Brian Smith with Chicago Theological Seminary talks Jackson Oral History Project honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson

The seminary created the Jackson Oral History Project in honor of Jesse Jackson to preserve stories from the civil rights movement in Chicago.
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Rev. Jesse Jackson's life and work were tightly bound with Chicago for over 60 years

The Rev. Jesse Jackson's life was tied tightly to the city of Chicago and its people going back to when he first arrived in the city as a theological student in 1964. Rev. Jackson died on the morning ...
Jewish United Fund

Chicago Rabbi Herman Schaalman turns 100

On April 28, Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman – the oldest living Rerform rabbi — celebrated his 100th birthday. As a refugee from Nazi Germany, Schaalman came to America in 1935 on a scholarship to Hebrew ...
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Chicago Theological Seminary

Scholars explain why many see abortion access as a religious freedom issue and what the views of different faiths are on ‘ensoulment,’ the point at which the soul is believed to enter the fetus.
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The Presbyterians--The Difficulty in the Chicago Theological Seminary Settled by Compromise.

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