Queer Divinity Students Thriving in the South
Queer Divinity Students Thriving in the South is a virtual, peer-supported cohort for queer students studying religion and theology.
Queer students studying religion and theology
From rcwms.org/programs ↗About this program
Variations of this program (including cohorts supporting clergy) have been offered every year, beginning in 2021.
Applications for the 2027 cohort are now open. Please visit our blog to learn more about the upcoming cohort's requirements, meet the facilitators, and access the application.
Questions
When did variations of this program begin?
Variations of this program (including cohorts supporting clergy) have been offered every year, beginning in 2021.
Is the program open for applications?
Applications for the 2027 cohort are now open. Please visit our blog to learn more about the upcoming cohort's requirements, meet the facilitators, and access the application.
Details
- Who
- Queer students studying religion and theology
- Where
- Online
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