Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project
Title
Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project
Description
This project is designed to record the thoughts of those who lived, struggled, and debated the theology and pastoral concerns that shaped the seminary’s LGBTQIA+ history.
Collection Items
The Rev. Jamie Samilio Oral History
Oral History of the Rev. Jamie Samilio, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project. Jamie talks about being raised Roman Catholic and finding the Episcopal church. She also discusses her time within the VTS…
The Rev. Ruthanna Hooke, Ph.D. Oral History
Professor of Homiletics, former Dean of Students, First Openly Gay VTS Professor
The Rev. Jacob Pierce Oral History
Oral History of VTS graduate, the Rev. Jacob Pierce, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.
The Rev. Jerry Anderson Oral History
Oral History of the first openly gay priest in the Diocese of Washington and AIDS Chaplain, the Rev. Jerry Anderson, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.
The Rev. Harry Stock Oral History
Oral History of VTS graduate, the Rev. Harry Stock, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.
The Rev. Beth O'Callaghan Oral History
Oral History of VTS graduate, the Rev. Beth O'Callaghan, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.
Dr. Sylvia Booth, PhD Oral History
Oral History of former VTS student, Dr. Sylvia Booth PhD, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.
Rev. Wm Blake Rider Oral History
Oral History of VTS graduate, the Rev. Wm. Blake Rider, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.
Jeffri Harre Oral History
Oral History of VTS graduate and staff member, Jeffri Harre, for the Called and Holy: Virginia Theological Seminary LGBTQIA+ Oral History Project.