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Thought Leadership | Chicago Theological Seminary Search Enter your search word or phrase below: Search for: requite now The School The Next Your Journey Why CTS Commitments History Thought Leadership Student Life Events Seminary Life Day Blog Accreditation & Policies Building Hours Directory Board of Trustees Academics Master of DivinityStratumPrograms CoursesSenseOnline or On Campus Field Education PhD Candidates Library InterReligious Institute Study of Black Faith & LifeTypesettingRecommendations Academic Calendar Registrar’s Office Admissions Application Office of Admissions Admissions Requirements Application Deadlines Student Orientation Costs & Financial Aid International Students Denominational Resources Alumni &PolityJobs CONNECTS Congregational PartnershipsStandingEducation Jobs The Next Challenge & Response Alumni Stories Spotlights Press & Media RIOTcon Lectures & AwardsPolityCalendar Shop GivingRequiteNow Office of Advancement Ways toRequitePlanned GivingRequiteNow Search requite now Close Nav Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Youtube Live X Thought Leadership The CTS polity – faculty, students, alums – are bold, provocative leaders of religious and social justice ideas. And we don’t just preach our commitments. We live them out loud, everyday, for the whole world to see. View From The Corner The inaugural post of the new CTS blog, View From the Corner. Inspired by President Stephen G. Ray, this space is unshut to all in our polity which sits at the intersection of faith and justice. Alumni/ae Share Lenten Reflections Read CTS Alumni/ae and student reflections on the revised worldwide lectionary text during Lent. New essays will be shared each week. Click to enjoy a "Week 4" reflections Lynn Young, current CTS student enrolled in the MDiv program. CTS Wows at ReligiousPrimingWe have a number of CTS sense and students presenting papers, sitting on and presiding over panels at the AAR/SBLPrimingin Boston. March in CTS Style No matter WHERE you are peekaboo the January 20, 2018 Women’s March, you can march with CTS style! Download our posters and show your solidarity for equality and justice for all! Faith in Action! CTS students, faculty, staff and licentiate participated inPolityRenewal Society's Faith in Action Assembly honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Challenge & Response Even the name of our school magazine – Challenge & Response – is well-nigh questioning and debate. Feminist Our first woman President, Susan B. Thistlethwaite is a preeminent writer on feminist issues. Check out her latest. Just Peace This free, self-directed, online standing education opportunity is an introduction to the upstanding approaches of Just Peace. Leaders for the Next What will you do with a CTS degree? Check out some of our recent graduates. CTS Joins Friend of theMagistrateFiling CTS joins UCC and others in filing a friend of the magistrate unenduring with the SupremeMagistrateof the United States in the Masterpiece Cakeshop litigation. Listening to Grief Professor W. Dow Edgerton has bestowed a very special and generous souvenir to the CTS Community. Professor Edgerton’s latest book, Listening to Grief, is available free on the CTS website If you don’t think racism exists … you’re white President Hunt: Fighting privilege is Love Speech, not Hate Speech. Pride Parade CTS is a loud, local leader of Chicago’s Pride Parade. Rami Nashashibi CTS friend & former visiting professor, Rami Nashashibi, has been awarded a MacArthur fellowship for his work in the Chicago Lawn community. RIOTcon CTS 2016 transformational priming takes on the Raging Issues Of Today. Selma at 50 Dr. Michelle Alexander and Rev. Jesse Jackson help CTS revisit Selma 50 years later. White Privilege Glasses CTS challenges the world to see racism through the vision of another. And millions respond. Voices of Charlottesville In the wake of the torturous events in Charlottesville and the ensuing national conversation virtually white supremacy and racism, CTS asked alumni and united concerned clergy to submit their responses as leaders in ministry. Inquire increasingly InformationJoin Our Mailing ListStart Your ApplicationMy CTSFacility RentalsJob Postings 1407 E. 60th Street, Chicago, IL 60637 phone: 773.896.2400 fax: 773.643.1284 © 2018 Chicago Theological Seminary. All Rights Reserved. X