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Rev. Alanna C. Sullivan is the Associate Minister in the Memorial Church. She is responsible for administering the pastoral aspects of the church, including Read more about Alanna C. Sullivan

Aric B. Flemming Jr. is a native of Decatur, Georgia where he was raised in a Christian home. He graduated from Arabia Mountain High School in Read more about Aric B. Flemming Jr. MDiv I

Patrick is a third-year student in the MDiv program at Andover Newton Theological School. He was born and raised about 20 minutes northeast of Read more about Patrick Jackson ’92 MDiv III

Jane is a second-year MDiv at Harvard Divinity School. She was raised in the Congregational Church of Brookfield in western Connecticut, Read more about Jane Moran MDiv II

David D. Price is a third-year MDiv candidate at Harvard Divinity School. He hails from the sunny coast of Los Angeles, CA. He accepted his call to Read more about David D. Price MDiv III

Sahar is a third-year MDiv candidate at Harvard Divinity School, focusing on women, gender, and sexuality in Islam. She has been actively involved Read more about Sahar Shahid MDiv III

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Rebecca is a sophomore at Harvard University, planning to concentrate in economics and acquire a secondary in government. She is from south Texas Read more about Rebecca Hernandez

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Daniel is originally from a small town in South Carolina where he was involved in a strong church community throughout his childhood and adolescence Read more about Daniel Ott

Jing is a returning Sunday School teacher for Memorial Church and a junior studying statistics and earning her citation in Mandarin this year. Read more about Jing Leung ’19

Affiliated Baptist Minister Sergeant Kevin P. Bryant has been a member of the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) since 1991, where he is the Security Services Coordinator and the Diversity/Community Liaison. Read more about Kevin P. Bryant

Emily Click is assistant dean for ministry studies and field education and Lecturer on Ministry at HDS. Her scholarship has focused on new ways of conceptualizing connections among adult education theory, human development theory, and education for religious leadership. She is ordained in the United Church of Christ and has a decade of congregational ministry experience. Read more about Emily Click

Francis X. Clooney, S.J., joined the Divinity School in 2005. He is Parkman Professor of Divinity and Professor of Comparative Theology and, since 2010, director of the Center for the Study of World Religions. He served as acting director of the CSWR during the 2008 spring term and began a long and active relationship with the Center before coming to HDS, participating in many CSWR programs and events. Read more about Francis X. Clooney, S.J.

Sarah Drummond came to Andover Newton in 2005 from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, where she served as Protestant chaplain while pursuing a doctorate in educational administration. She previously served Harvard University as Assistant Dean of Freshmen as well as Chaplain for Religious Education at Memorial Church in Harvard Yard. Read more about Sarah B. Drummond

Kerry Maloney has served Harvard Divinity School since 2004, first as the associate director of ministry studies and then as chaplain and director of the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life. In the decade before her arrival at Harvard,  she worked as Chaplain to the College at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, where she was responsible for the development of the campus’s multireligious life and for the extension of the college’s historic commitments to peace and justice as well as to public service. Prior to her work at Bates, she served for twelve years as chaplain at Boston College. At BC, she organized initiatives addressing the intersection of intellectual and spiritual formation, oversaw many retreat programs, and developed university-wide projects on urban social change, service learning, women and religion, and prayer.  She is an ordained clergyperson in the United Church of Christ and a licensed social worker.

The Reverend Gregory W. McGonigle was appointed University Chaplain of Tufts University on July 1, 2013. In this capacity, his duties are to oversee and support all religious, spiritual, and philosophical life at the university, to educate about religious and ethical issues in society and the world, to coordinate multifaith initiatives, and to build relationships with University Chaplaincy partners on campus and beyond. Read more about Gregory W. McGonigle

Matthew Potts joined the faculty of HDS in 2013. He studies the practices of Christian communities with a focus on the relationship between liturgy and ethics. In particular, he seeks to analyze and interpret Christian sacramental practices while employing the resources of literature, literary theory, and contemporary theology. Read more about Matthew Potts

Dudley Rose is Associate Dean for Ministry Studies and Lecturer on Ministry at the Divinity School. He has administered programs and taught in ministry studies at HDS since 1987. His teaching and research interests include ministry studies; life, thought, and ministry of Dietrich Bonhoeffer; congregational and institutional leadership; and use and effect of digital technology and social networking in society, churches, and ministry.

In 2008, Rev. Dan Smith became the seventeenth Senior Minister of First Church in Cambridge.  He has contributed to a deepening sense of spiritual transformation and shared ministry within the congregation while helping to broaden First Church’s impact for the common good in the wider community.  Read more about Daniel Smith

Kaia Stern is Director of the Prison Studies Project and visiting faculty at Harvard Divinity School and in the Department of Sociology at Harvard University. Her work focuses on transformative justice, human rights and education in prison. Her first book, Voices from American Prisons: Faith, Education and Healing (Routledge, 2014) introduces the voices of people living, working and studying in U.S. Prisons and offers an analysis of penal confinement as well as avenues for reform. Read more about Kaia Stern

Charles Stang joined the HDS Faculty in 2008. His research and teaching focus on the history and theology of Christianity in late antiquity, especially Eastern varieties of Christianity. More specifically, he is interested in the development of ascetical, monastic, and mystical traditions in Eastern Christianity. 

Mayra Rivera Rivera joined the HDS faculty in July 2010, having previously been Assistant Professor of Theology at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, California. Her transdisciplinary work in critical theological studies engages key Christian themes in relation to current theory and philosophy. Read more about Mayra Rivera Rivera