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Statement from President Butler
Juneteenth, a combination of June and the 19th day of the month, commemorates and celebrates the end of the War Between the States and the total emancipation of enslaved Africans in America.
Congratulations to Iliff’s 2025 Grads!
Over 300 people joined us in person and online to celebrate our 2025 Iliff Graduates! There were tears, laughs, and lots of cheering as our graduates officially became alumni/ae!
Statement from President Butler
Juneteenth, a combination of June and the 19th day of the month, commemorates and celebrates the end of the War Between the States and the total emancipation of enslaved Africans in America.
Statement from President Butler
The Iliff School of Theology, as always, celebrates the LGBTQIA+ Love Feast, otherwise known as Pride Month! Not only are our students LGBTQIA+, members of our employed community are also LGBTQIA+, nonbinary, and allies.
Iliff Welcomes New Associate Dean of Students: Rev. Dr. Diane Bogues
Iliff School of Theology is pleased to welcome Rev. Dr. Diane Bogues as the new Associate Dean of Students, starting on July 1, 2025. Rev. Dr. Bogues brings extensive experience in theological education as a former Director Admissions and Financial Aid…
Shining a Light: Why Denver’s LGBTQ+ Stories Matter at Iliff
For Iliff, right here in Denver, getting to know the history of our city’s LGBTQ+ community isn’t just a side note – it’s key to our whole idea of fairness and freedom. If we ignore this history, we’re missing out on the real lives of people around us.
Iliff School of Theology Selected to Participate in Inaugural Belonging Colorado Cohort
Iliff School of Theology is proud to announce its selection to participate in the inaugural Belonging Colorado Cohort, a new initiative aimed at fostering inclusivity and resilience across the state.
Pulpit+ Exchange “Religion in Diaspora: Africa-Inspired Religious Traditions in Cuba” with Dr. Shanti Zaid
Join us for a conversation on “Religion in Diaspora: Africa-Inspired Religious Traditions in Cuba.” Dr. Shanti explores religion produced in diaspora and offers an overview of two Africa-inspired religious traditions of Cuba.
Sacred Earth, Sacred Action Conference – COMMUNITY REFLECTIONS
The SESA conference was such a pleasure for me. There were several highlights, but I was completely won over by Timothy Beal and Nadia Bolz-Weber’s conversation around finitude. Camille Dungy was also inspiring. I am planning to plant some milkweed this summer!
Introducing the Iliff Death Care Collective: A New Approach to End-of-Life Care
At the Iliff School of Theology, we are proud to announce the launch of the Iliff Death Care Collective, a groundbreaking and inclusive community dedicated to reshaping how we approach death and care for those at the end of life.
Statement from President Butler
As I reflect on life at the Iliff School of Theology in 2025, I cannot envision our future separate and apart from the ranging attitudes and actions that are sweeping the nation.
Explore Iliff’s New Concentrations: Tailored Paths for Today’s Leaders
At Iliff, our new curriculum offers focused concentrations that allow you to tailor your education to your passions and professional goals.
5 New Things to Look for at Iliff in 2025
From reimagining theological education to addressing climate resilience, Iliff is leading the way with bold, transformative initiatives.
Iliff’s Impactful Presence at AAR
Explore the dynamic contributions of Iliff community members at this year’s American Academy of Religion conference, where innovative ideas and groundbreaking research take center stage.
Iliff’s New Curriculum Sets the Stage for Justice and Healing
As we look ahead to Fall 2025, Iliff School of Theology is excited to unveil a redesigned curriculum that builds on our commitment to justice, resilience, and advocating freedom.