Chaplaincy

Francesca Rubinson, MDiv '24, and a Tufts alumna, was recently announced as the graduate student intern at the Tufts University Chaplaincy for 2022. Rubinson studies Judaism through feminist and queer lenses and plans to serve as a resource for Tufts...

Jenna Carson, MDiv '18, started boot camp this month as she prepares to serve as the first-ever Latter-day Saint active-duty female military chaplain endorsed by church headquarters.

In a first-of-its-kind report published this month, Monica Sanford, Assistant Dean for Multireligious Ministry, Cheryl Giles, Francis Greenwood Peabody Senior Lecturer on Pastoral Care and Counseling, and a team of authors identified 425 chaplains in the...

How a once "bad meditator" became a Buddhist chaplain now offering spiritual care to those in distress and to minority religion students at Harvard Divinity School For Rev. Dr. Monica Sanford, contemplative practice has never looked like meditating on a...

Jenna Carson, MDiv '18, is the Latter-day Saints first chaplain in the federal prison system who carries the ultimate goal of becoming a military chaplain.

"We spend a lot of time in denial that we are going to die. With all the choices that we make, how many would we revise and do differently if we were aware that we are mortal?"

Celene Ibrahim always knew she wanted her life to involve both the practice and study of religion. But when she first graduated from HDS, she wasn’t quite sure what that would look like in her day-to-day experience. Ten years later, Ibrahim teaches...