Robin Graham (UTS’80) is president of the UTS Alumni Association and this month completes 3 years of service in this position. __________________________________ I am off on an adventure at the end of this month, so I wanted to get this report out before I go. As some of you may know I am kick-starting the [...]
First published in Applied Unificationism June 3, 2013 at 7:56 am By Michael Mickler Ph.D. (UTS’77), Professor of Church History, UTS The Unification movement has an ambivalent relationship to guns and violence. On the one hand, Rev. Sun Myung Moon defined himself …
Catching up with UTS alumni, can sometimes mean catching up through their kids. Seen the children of your fellow alumni, recently? Check out Patrick Hanna, son of David and Kyungja Hanna in a recent short film: Momentum Wow! David Hanna Ph.D. (UTS’94) is currently Director of the European Blessing and Education Department for FFWPU Europe. [...]
First published in Applied Unificationism on May 22, 2013 by Richard Panzer Ph.D. (UTS’79), President, Unification Theological Seminary When I first studied the Principle in the 1970s, I was struck by its description of the devastating impact of the misuse of love and moved by the possibility of lasting marriages …
“I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past.”~ Thomas Jefferson ….in a letter to John Adams written 1 August, 1816 The Jefferson Encyclopedia
Published in the Wall Street Journal, June 14, 2013 By Francis X. Rocca Vatican City Nearly half a century ago, the Second Vatican Council corrected the Roman Catholic Church’s historical attitude toward Jews with the document “Nostra Aetate,” which exonerated the Jewish people of any collective guilt for the killing of Jesus and affirmed that [...]
by Rabbi Dr. Nathan Lopes Cardozo Posted on April 13th, 2013 http://cardozoacademy.org Lately, a strange feeling has gotten hold of me. I am not yet able to fully articulate it, but something tells me that God is relocating to a different residence. He has hired a …
First published in What will Matter by MICHAEL JOSEPHSON on MAY 29, 2013 I’ve given lots of commencement addresses and, despite the silly hat, it’s a head-swelling experience to tell a captive crowd how they should live their lives. The problem is, speakers are to graduations what turkeys are to Thanksgiving, except people are much more interested in [...]
The UTS Alumni Association (UTS AA) provides a platform to bring together people, resources, and innovation. UTS AA seeks to connect those in our community and beyond, to bring positive change, and help ideas to have traction and be made into reality. UTS Alumni Association provides the umbrella of fiscal sponsorship as a cost-effective way for alumni to [...]
