With Vision and Courage
Starr King School for the Ministry The History of its First Hundred Years 1904-2004
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With Vision and Courage chronicles the remarkable 100 year journey of Starr King School for the Ministry as it survives financial hardships, wars and their aftermath, depression and tragedy to bring to life and sustain its vision of educating people for religious leadership, especially Unitarian Universalist ministry, through student centered, participatory learning that combines intellectual excellence, practical experience, and deepened self awareness. "This process," says President Rebecca Parker, "trusts in the inherent worth and dignity of every person and calls forth the courage, compass...
With Vision and Courage chronicles the remarkable 100 year journey of Starr King School for the Ministry as it survives financial hardships, wars and their aftermath, depression and tragedy to bring to life and sustain its vision of educating people for religious leadership, especially Unitarian Universalist ministry, through student centered, participatory learning that combines intellectual excellence, practical experience, and deepened self awareness. "This process," says President Rebecca Parker, "trusts in the inherent worth and dignity of every person and calls forth the courage, compassion and conviction that liberal religious leaders bring to the world." Dear Arliss: I spent several hours of last evening and all this Friday.reading your history of Starr King, With Vision and Courage. I think you have done an important and incredible job. You have made a happy marriage of detail and overarching theme, and you have kept a judicious perspective on goals, implementation and outcome. You've handled both the synergistic and opposing forces that have created, and are creating, Starr King with an enviable evenhandedness. I think you deserve an honored place alongside Earl Morse Wilbur as an historian. Rev. George McDonough '50
