BerkeleyThe Episcopal Seminary at YALE going beyond ››

Among the resources that Berkeley Divinity School students have at Yale, nothing is more significant than an Anglican/Episcopal faculty that currently numbers eighteen—more than some freestanding denominational seminaries. BDS itself supports two senior faculty chairs, two adjunct positions, and two lecturers. In

addition, YDS has six senior (tenured) and two junior faculty members as well as four lec-turers representing the Anglican tradition, providentially spread across the theological dis-ciplines. We are pleased to hold up each of these scholars and educators, and to offer a brief description of their work and contributions to the wider church:

FacultyChristopher Beeley (BDS): Walter H. Gray Associate Professor of Angli-can Studies and Patristics. Christopher is active in the Episcopal Gather-ing of Leaders, and serves on the board of the Anglican Theological Review. His book Leading God’s People: Wisdom from the Early Church for Today offers principles of church leadership as they were taught by the great pastor-theologians of the early church. Most recently, he has published The Unity of Christ: Continuity and Conflict in Patristic Tradition.

Joseph Britton (BDS): McFaddin Associate Professor (Adjunct) of Pastoral Theology. Serv-ing as President and Dean of the School, Joseph also teaches a core course in the history and theology of the Episcopal Church and Anglican Communion. Author of numerous articles on Anglican ecclesiology, he has also written the forthcoming Abraham Heschel and the Theologi-cal Uses of Piety. He has served as Associate Editor of the Anglican Theological Review and is Convener of the Council of Seminary Deans.

Maggi Dawn: Associate Dean of Marquand Chapel and Associate Professor (Adjunct) of Religion and Literature. Former chaplain at Robinson College, University of Cambridge, Maggi joined the faculty in 2011. She teaches liturgical theology, is a musician and composer of contemporary hymns, and is the author of The Accidental Pilgrim: New Journeys on Ancient Pathways and The Writing on the Wall: High Art, Popular Culture, and the Bible.

John Hare: Noah Porter Professor of Philosophical Theology. John was asked to give the prestigious Gifford Lectures in 2005, which he delivered under the title “Thou Shalt Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself.” Active in teaching both at the Divinity School and Yale College, he is the author of The Moral Gap, God’s Call, God and Morality: A Philosophical History and Why Bother Being Good?

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In this issue:

A Faculty Tribute ........................1

Graduation 2012 .........................3

Global Mission Initiative ............. 4

Reflections on ELM ................... 6

Wesley-Royce Colloquium ........ 7

Annual Fund Report .................. 8

In Memoriam ...........................10

Annual Fund Goal Achieved ..... 12

A Tribute to the Anglican and Episcopal Faculty

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Peter Hawkins: Professor of Religion and Literature. Well-known to generations of YDS students, Peter’s work centers on the work of Dante, most recently Dante’s Testaments: Essays on the Scripture Imagination. In 2007 he delivered YDS’s Beecher Lectures, focus-ing on the theme “Undiscovered Country: Imagining the World to Come.” He writes regularly for the Christian Century’s “Living by the Word” column.

Willis Jenkins: Margaret A. Farley Assistant Professor of Social Ethics. Willis’ Ecologies of Grace: Environmental Ethics and Christian Theology won a 2009 Templeton Award for Theological Promise. He was a co-founder of the Episcopal Young Adult Service Corps, and is active in the joint degree program between YDS and the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. He has served as a consultant to the theology committee of the House of Bishops.

Jeffery Rowthorn (BDS): Associate Pro-fessor (Adjunct) of Pastoral Theology and Worship. A former professor at the Institute of Sacred Music, Jeffery served as Bishop in Charge of the Convocation of American Churches in Europe. At BDS, he now teaches hymnody and lit-urgy, and is the author of the collection of litanies, The Wideness of God’s Mercy. He is currently editing a new hymnal, Sing of the World Made New: Hymns of Justice, Peace and Christian Responsibility.

Carolyn Sharp: Professor of Hebrew Scriptures. Currently serv-ing as the YDS Interim Academic Dean, Carolyn was recently ordained a priest. She serves on the Bible in the Life of the Church Project of the Anglican Communion, and the Association of Anglican Biblical Scholars. She is the author of numerous books, including Wrestling the Word: The Hebrew Scriptures and the Chris-tian Believer and Old Testament Prophets for Today.

Bryan D. Spinks (BDS): Bishop F. Percy God-dard Professor of Liturgical Studies and Pastoral Theology. With a wide range of liturgical inter-ests (including the churches of the Christian East), he most recently published The Worship Mall: Contemporary Responses to Contemporary Culture. Bryan also serves on the Anglican Litur-gical Consultation, and in addition to his aca-demic work, he is a Sunday Presbyter in the Middlesex Area Cluster.

Chloë Starr: Assistant Professor of Asian Theology. Currently editing and translating a reader in Chinese Christian theology, Chloë is also working on a project in Chinese intellectual Chris-tianity, supported by a Luce Fellowship. Recent publications include Red-light Novels of the Late Qing, The Quest for Gentility in China, and Reading Christian Scriptures in China.

Kathryn Tanner: Professor of Systematic Theology. A prolific author, Kathryn has published Economy of Grace, God and Cre-ation in Christian Theology, Christ the Key, and Jesus, Humanity and the Trinity. She has served as a consultant to the theology committee of the House of Bishops, and was a keynote speaker at the Trinity Institute. She is also a frequent contributor to the Anglican Theological Review.

Thomas H. Troeger: J. Edward and Ruth Cox Lantz Professor of Christian Communication. Tom is a regular participant in the Preaching Excellence Foundation conference for seminar-ians, and served as chaplain to the American Guild of Organists. A hymn writer and poet, he is also the author of many works on preaching, including Wonder Reborn: Creating Sermons on Hymns, Music and Poetry and So that All Might Know: Preaching that Engages the Whole Congregation.

Miroslav Volf: Henry B. Wright Professor of Theology and Director of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture. A noted figure in Christian-Muslim dialogue, Miroslav is a part of the “Build-ing Bridges Seminar” sponsored by the Archbishop of Canter-bury and the author of Allah: A Christian Response. In 2006 he was commissioned to write the Lenten Book for the Anglican Com-munion, Free of Charge: Giving and Forgiving in a Culture Stripped of Grace. He has also published Exclusion and Embrace and Public Faith: How Followers of Christ Should Serve the Common Good.

LecturersF. Washington (Tony) Jarvis (BDS): Lecturer in Educational Leadership and Ministry, and Director of the ELM Program.

Julie Kelsey: Lecturer in Homiletics.

Kyle W. Pederson: Lecturer in Supervised Ministry.

Tracy Johnson Russell: Lecturer in Pastoral Care.

Glen Segger (BDS): Lecturer in Pastoral Theology and Worship.

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Into the Regions Beyond: Graduation 2012

On Saturday afternoon, May 19, the Class of 2012—along with parents, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends—

gathered for the Commencement Evensong in Marquand Chapel. This festive service was the occasion of the awarding of diplo-mas, certificates, and prizes. In addition to the Dean and staff of Berkeley Divinity School and Anglican faculty members, also present were YDS Dean Harry Attridge, Berkeley Trustees Chair Carl Anderson, and Head of Lutheran Studies and Divinity Librarian Paul Stuehrenberg.

The service opened with the premiere of a new hymn tune written by senior Benja-min Straley and dedicated to Dean Joseph H. Britton. The tune, Britton, was set to a wonderful text by Charles Wesley, “What shall I do, my God to love, my loving God to praise!” The festive liturgy continued with Psalm 33, Exultate Justi, “Rejoice in the Lord, you righteous,” the singing of the school hymn (“Come, Holy Spirit, by whose grace this school each day has run its race”), and a homily by the Dean. Diplo-mas and certificates were then awarded to

the graduating class: the Diploma in Angli-can Studies (18); the Certificate in Anglican Studies (3); the Diploma in Lutheran Stud-ies (1); and the Certificate in Educational Leadership and Ministry (3).

In addition to the diplomas and cer-tificates, eight prizes were awarded. The E. William Muehl Prize in Preaching, was given to Janine Schenone. Ordained to the transitional diaconate over the summer, Janine is now a Ph.D. student in theology at Fordham University and assisting at Christ Church, Bronxville. The R. Lansing Hicks Prize for the graduating student who did the most to benefit the Berkeley community during his or her time in seminary went to Andrew Barnett. Andy is the embodiment of multiple ways of doing ministry, completing a dual degree in Divinity and Forestry and constantly seeking ways to enhance each ministry with the other. An accomplished jazz musician, Andy made the most of his senior pilgrimage to Canterbury, worked closely with their Director of Music and, before the week was out, received a com-mission for a Jazz Mass that was presented

in Canterbury Cathedral in June. Andy was ordained to the priesthood over the sum-mer and is now serving as Music Director and teacher of environmental science at the Darrow School in upstate New York; he also assists at a parish on the weekends. Benja-min Straley received the Thomas Philips Memorial Award for showing exceptional achievement and further promise in the study and practice of Anglican liturgy and is now organist at the National Cathedral Church of Sts. Peter and Paul in Washing-ton, DC and an aspirant for Holy Orders in the Diocese of Connecticut. The St. Luke’s Award for outstanding contribution to the worship life of BDS was presented to Sam Owen whose care of the community was evident in liturgy, most specifically through the offering of a healing ministry as part of our Wednesday evening Eucharist. Sam is now Rector of the Haitian Congregation of the Good Samaritan in Bronx, NY.

In addition to those four Berkeley prizes for graduating seniors, one YDS prize was awarded by Dean Harry Attridge. The Bradford E. Ableson Prize for Ecclesiasti-

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cal Leadership is awarded each year to the student who, in the judgment of the faculty, possesses the most outstanding qualities of judgment and character to the future exer-cise of church leadership (awarded with a preference for Anglican students). This year, that prize was awarded to senior Jesse Zink. Jesse, ordained to the priesthood over the summer, is studying for a Ph.D. in theol-ogy at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, UK.

Two current students received prizes for academic achievement: rising senior Leigh Mackintosh (postulant, Diocese of South-western Virginia) received the William Palmer Ladd Prize; and rising middler Jus-

tin Crisp (aspirant, Diocese of East Tennes-see) was awarded the E. Lee McGee Prize.

Our graduates are now serving in par-ishes, schools and missions all over the country and into the regions beyond! In addition to those mentioned above, Terri Bays is curate, Cathedral of St. James, South Bend, IN; Stephen Blackmer is curate, St. Paul’s Church, Concord, NH; Hilary Cam-blos is rector, St. Thomas’, Abingdon, VA; Otis Gaddis, chaplain, University of Mary-land, College Park; Jennifer Landis Owen is curate, Christ Church, Greenwich, CT; Ali-son Lutz is with Partners in Health, Haiti; Matt Lindeman is an administrator at the Episcopal Camp and Conference Center,

Diocese of Massachusetts; Shane Marcus, Teach for America in PA; Kelly Moughty is associate, St. Alban’s, Cape Elizabeth, ME; Emily Phillips, associate, Calvary Church, Stonington, CT; Josh Rodriguez is associ-ate, Good Shepherd, Ruxton, MD; Marissa Rohrbach, associate, Holy Trinity, Philadel-phia, PA; Matt Schneider, Prince George Winyah Church, Georgetown, SC; Amy Spagna, associate, Trinity Church, Bethle-hem, PA; and Anne Spear, Yale University Department of English.

We at Berkeley already miss them greatly, and hope that Berkeleyites who live near any of them will make yourselves known to them. —Greta Getlein

I N T O T H E R E G I O N S B E Y O N D :

Global Mission Initiative

With deep thanks to a generous donor and friend of Berkeley Divinity School, nine students were awarded travel grants totaling $10,000. The stated purpose of the grant was to “build relationships of mutual partner-ship and understanding” across the Anglican Communion. These grants, by and large, provided matching or supplemental funds to mission grants already awarded the students by the Episcopal Education Society and the Seminary Consultation on Mission. Students traveled to Panama, El Salvador (group trip), Cuba, Honduras, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Ghana. Each student was transformed in some way by the experience; and each is deeply grateful for the opportunities afforded by the grant.

The Panama Project Jordan Haynie ’13The Panama Project is a unique opportunity for mission; you could almost say it’s mission backwards. The Panama Project is the Diocese of Panama’s mis-sion to the American Episcopal Church. I learned about the his-tory of US-Panamanian rela-tions, both in government and in the church, traveled around the country to observe the work of the church, and reflected upon how TEC can learn from our Panamanian brothers and sisters. In the course of the

trip, I led worship in Spanish, preached (in English), taught religion at an Episcopal school

(also in Spanish—eek!), and toured historical sights, includ-ing the Panama Canal. I highly recommend the Panama Project for future travelers who want to learn more about ministry in the Latino/a community (and improve their Spanish!).

Our Little Roses Orphanage, HondurasLisa Zaina ’13I was fortunate enough to spend three weeks in Honduras at Our Little Roses Orphanage in San Pedro Sula. I taught vocabulary, math, and art to first through

On a tugboat in the Panama Canal, assisting an oil tanker through the locks (with Betty Jerez, a student at the CDSP School for Deacons)

The American contingent with The Rev. David Alvarado and the children of the mission church and school of San Jose El Congo

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third grade students at the Holy Family Bilingual School in the morning, and in the afternoon I took Spanish classes. I also was able to get to know the girls in the orphanage. Spending time with people who face daily challenges with such joy was inspiring.

El SalvadorAnne Thatcher ’14, Jamie Maury ’14, Janine Schenone ’12, The Rev. Greta GetleinThree students, accompanied by the Director of Anglican Studies, visited the Anglican Diocese of El Salvador in May. The goal was to continue to build a relationship for the sharing of ideas and resources. The group traveled all over the country visiting schools, Angli-can communities, churches and missions. By the end of the week, the entire group was unanimous: God was present in the intense community-based ministry of this diocese and it was powerful to behold.

South AfricaElaine Thomas ’13I travelled to Cape Town, South Africa, for a three-week train-ing course, “Healing Individual

and Collective Wounds,” at the Institute for Healing of Memo-ries. The Institute was founded in 1998 by Fr. Michael Laps-ley, SSM, an anti-apartheid priest and activist who lost an eye and both hands in a letter bomb attack in 1990. Hundreds of people have been helped to reconcile with themselves and with those who have caused them harm through Healing

of Memories workshops held in areas emerging from conflict around the world, including in the US. I hope to put into prac-tice what I have learned to fur-ther my own work in healing, forgiveness, and reconciliation.

ZimbabweBeth Phillips ’13I spent nearly three weeks in Zimbabwe with Bertha Gowera who, it is hoped, will be the first ordained woman in Zimbabwe. We visited her childhood home and the village where she grew up. Her late father was the first Christian convert of English missionary The Rev. Arthur Shelley Cripps. He was head-master of a missionary school and founded the first Anglican congregation in the district of Wedza, Zimbabwe. More than 50 years later, Bertha and her siblings built a church for use by the entire community for

worship and other community events. They hope to donate part of their large family farm to a project that will generate income and economic opportu-nities for people in the area who remain woefully impoverished but spiritually rich.

Elaine with Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Beth with one of the children at Sunday worship

Three children at play at Our Little Roses

General Convention 2012

New YDS Dean Gregory Sterling

joined BDS staff, students,

friends and alumni at the

seminary dinner at the General

Convention in Indianapolis.

From left to right: Dean Joseph Britton, Jesse Zink ’12, Jordan Haynie ’13, Eric Gregory ’13, Brin Bon ’13, Dean Gregory Sterling, Adrian Sterling, Sandy Lynch, Pam Wesley, Justin Gabbard ’11. Not pictured: Otis Gaddis ’12.

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Some Reflections on the Educational Leadership and Ministry (ELM) ProgramBy Tony Jarvis

The E.L.M. Courses and CertificateThe Divinity School offers three courses which prepare for ministry in schools and colleges: Yale Chaplain Sharon Kugler’s course in models and methods of univer-sity chaplaincy, my course in leadership ministry in schools, and a seminar I offer in advanced topics in leadership ministry in schools and colleges. Students may take any of these courses. Last spring I had a record number of students in my course in schools ministry—23—and two-thirds were non-Berkeley students.

One of the most time-consuming aspects of my job is helping graduating students write resumes and practice inter-views for teaching and chaplaincy positions in schools. I try to be proactive in contact-ing schools about our students. Since I have students of many denominations, some of my conversations are with schools that regard Yale with suspicion. Our two ELM field trips last spring were deliberately made to a Catholic girls’ school and a new and flourishing Evangelical school. Hap-pily, YDS has now established a supervised ministry with the latter. We aim to serve a broad spectrum of schools.

But students can do more than take the ELM courses. They also have the oppor-tunity to fulfill additional requirements—including a supervised ministry in a school or college—and receive the Certificate in Educational Leadership and Ministry. At graduation last June, Dean Britton awarded three Certificates of Educational Leader-ship and Ministry, and there are a number in the pipeline for the coming year.

Episcopal Chaplains’ ConferenceIn late June, Berkeley hosted a one-day conference for nearly 40 Episcopal college chaplains from across the country. This gathering preceded the three-day interna-tional ecumenical conference of chaplains convened at Yale immediately following.

This conference began with Bishop Ian

Douglas presiding and preaching at the Eucharist on Sunday evening, June 24, fol-lowed by a cocktail reception on the Dean’s porch at the Berkeley Center and dinner. The conference continued on the YDS campus Monday morning and afternoon focusing on topics of concern established by the chaplains’ leadership group.

ELM Representation at ConferencesI often represent the ELM Program at conferences. In June, for example, I spoke on “Drury of St. Paul’s: The Sorrows of Success” at the St. James Conference on Church Schools, after which I preached at the Evensong which inaugurated the cel-ebration of Father Stuart Dunnan’s 20th anniversary as headmaster of St. James. Later in June, I attended the Country Day School Headmasters’ annual conference, this year at Pomona College.

In July, I flew to Australia for the second summer (their winter!) in a row. Last year in Tasmania I gave the keynote address

at the annual gathering of the Anglican Schools of Australia, and this summer I flew to Melbourne for the highly stimu-lating conference of International Boys’ School Coalition at Scotch College—525 delegates strong from all over the world.

This September I journeyed to Assisi as the Fetzer Foundation gathered delegates from around the world for a conference on love and forgiveness. I serve in the Educa-tion Committee of the foundation.

Helping SchoolsOn my way to Australia, I spent an after-noon and evening with Maryetta Anschutz at the new Episcopal School which she has founded in Los Angeles. It was thrilling to be “present at the creation” and to witness the miracle Maryetta has wrought.

In September I gave the opening of school address at Boston Trinity Academy, the new Evangelical school in Boston. I continue to be called frequently and asked to recommend candidates for chaplaincies and for teaching religion, to give advice on school head searches, to deal with school heads and chaplains in crisis.

Episcopal college chaplains in Marquand Chapel

Wesley-Royce Summer Leadership Colloquium on Spiritual Vitality in Parishes

In early June representatives from over 60 parishes came to Berkeley to participate in the Wesley-Royce Leadership Col-

loquium. Modeled on the School of Man-agement executive symposia, this intensive two day workshop grew out of eight years of research and 80,000 surveys examining the question of spiritual vitality in parishes. Can spiritual vitality be measured and can it be deepened and, if so, what are the steps a parish can take to achieve such a deep-ening? Drawing from their experience at the Willow Creek mega-church and at the Episcopal parish of the Holy Spirit in Lake Forest, IL, Greg Hawkins, Jay Sidebotham, Eric Arnson, and others addressed a sym-posium of 87 participants.

Those who were present now have the opportunity to be part of a pilot program to help build an Episcopal data base on congregational spiritual vitality. The Dio-cese of Chicago has fifteen parishes in the second trial year and we hope that this work will be available to the entire Episco-

pal Church in the years to come. Research shows that the key catalyst in congrega-tional growth is spiritual vitality.

Berkeley is deeply grateful to David and Sara Carson who began our leader-ship work and to the Royce Foundation which supports this Colloquium as well as endowing leadership training for our stu-dents and the wider church.

Youth Ministry NOW Parish youth ministers and those who are responsible for spiritual life and work in schools and colleges share some common concerns. Skip Masback, Senior Minister of the New Canaan Congregational Church and guru of parochial youth work in New England, spearheaded last spring’s Berke-ley colloquium on youth ministry. This initiative was generously supported by the Wesley-Royce Leadership endowment. Our students were put in direct contact with con-gregations where youth ministry was flour-ishing, and also heard presentations by some of the leading speakers on youth work today. These speakers also addressed New England clergy and youth workers at a series of lun-cheons. Happily, Skip, in conjunction with the Center for Faith and Culture and Berke-ley, has organized, for this academic year, a set of eight lectures on youth work, open to all YDS students and to practitioners within driving distance. Four of last year’s lectur-ers—Andrew Root, Roland Martinson, Skip Masbach, and Rodger Nishioka—will be joined this year by Chap Clark, Michael Bird, and YDS’s own Tom Troeger.

The Youth Ministry: Now banner welcomes guests to Berkeley Center last January.

Berkeley hosted a lunch for Episcopal leaders involved in the Summer Symposium: Religion and Environmental Stewardship. The symposium was made possible by the H. Boone and Violet M. Porter endowment for the Chair in Religion and Environmental Stewardship. The Rev. Nicholas Porter ’94 (second from right) participated in the opening panel, and The Rev. Stephanie Johnson (fourth from right), who serves as Energy Minister for Province I, led a workshop.

Episcopal Environmental Leaders at BDS

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Notice of Accreditation Review by the Association of Theological Schools

Berkeley and Yale Divinity Schools will receive a comprehensive evaluation by the Associa-tion of Theological Schools in January 2013. Comments for confidential review by the vis-iting team regarding BDS may be sent in a sealed envelope by December 31, 2012, to:

ATS Accreditation Team c/o Berkeley Divinity School

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The Founder’s CircleGifts of $10,000 or more

The Rev. Betsy N. Anderson and Mr. Carl T. Anderson

Mrs. Marion Dawson CarrMr. G. Hartwell HyltonThe Rev. F. Washington JarvisMrs. Jacquelyn KirbyMr. A. Gary ShillingChrist Church Cathedral,

Indianapolis, IN, The Very Rev. Stephen E. Carlson

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, The Rev. Peter F. Walsh

St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, The Rev. Andrew C. Mead

The President’s SocietyGifts of $5,000 to $9,999

Mr. Alan F. BlanchardDr. Steven E. Bush

and Dr. Peggie Ann FindlayThe Rev. Sarah W. Buxton-SmithMr. and Mrs. David E. CarsonThe Rev. S. Rainey G. DankelMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey, Jr.The Rev. Dr. D. Stuart DunnanDr. Robert M. Kass

and Mrs. Anna Mae KassMs. Westina Matthews ShatteenThe Rev. Dawn M. Stegelmann

and Mr. Murry StegelmannMr. Charles R. Tyson, Jr.

and The Rev. Lynda Z.TysonMr. David R. WilsonAll Saints Episcopal Church, Atlanta,

GA, The Rev. Geoffrey M. St.J. Hoare

Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta, GA, The Very Rev. Samuel G. Candler

Christ & Holy Trinity Church, Westport, CT, The Rev. John H. Branson

Diocese of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC, The Rt. Rev. Michael B. Curry

St. John’s Cathedral, Denver, CO, The Very Rev. Peter D. Eaton

St. Luke’s Parish, Darien, CT, The Rev. David R. Anderson

Trinity Church, New York, NY, The Rev. Dr. James H. Cooper

The 1854 SocietyGifts of $1,854 to $4,999

Ms. Rebecca S. BreedMr. Joseph L. BrewerThe Very Rev. Joseph

and Dr. Karla BrittonMs. Edith R. DixonMr. G. William HaasThe Rt. Rev. Herman Hollerith IV

and Mrs. Melissa K. HollerithThe Honorable James A. Kenney IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceMr. Christian R. SonneChapel of the Cross, Chapel Hill,

NC, The Rev. Stephen J. Elkins-Williams

Christ & St. Stephen’s Church, New York, NY, The Rev. L. Kathleen Liles

Christ Church Cathedral, Cincinnati, OH, The Very Rev. Ron N. DelBene

Christ Church Christiana Hundred, Wilmington, DE, The Rev. Ruth L. Kirk

Christ Church, Charlotte, NC, The Rev. Henry H. Edens III

Christ Church Greenwich, Greenwich, CT, The Rev. Dr. James B. Lemler

Christ Church, Harwich Port, MA, The Rev. Dr. Judith A. Davis

Christ Episcopal Church, Roanoke, VA, The Rev. Deborah Hentz Hunley

Church of the Holy Spirit, Lake Forest, IL, The Rev. Jay Sidebotham

St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, Davidson, NC, The Rev. David Buck

St. Elizabeth’s Church, Ridgewood, NJ, The Rev. Canon John G. Hartnett

St. James’ Church, New York, NY, The Rev. Brenda G. Husson

St. Mark’s Church, New Britain, CT, The Rev. Patricia M. Hames

St. Martin’s Episcopal Church, Houston, TX, The Rev. Dr. Russell J. Levenson, Jr.

St. Matthew’s Church, Pacific Palisades, CA, The Rev. Canon Howard Anderson, Ph.D.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Cary, NC, The Rev. George Adamik

St. Thomas’ Church, Fort Washington, PA, The Rev. Marek P. Zabriskie

The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, FL, The Rev. James Harlan

Trinity Episcopal Church, Southport, CT, The Rev. Nicholas T. Porter

Dean Ladd SocietyGifts of $500 to $1,853

The Rev. Carol L. AndersonThe Rev. S. Abbott BaileyThe Rev. Dr. Bennett H. Barnes, Jr.The Rev. Canon Stephen M. BolleThe Rev. Katherine S. BryantThe Rev. Richard A. BurnettThe Rev. Canon Mark R. ClevengerThe Rev. Anisa P. Cottrell-WillisMr. David H. CrandallMs. Carolyn E. DanielsThe Rt. Rev. Ian T. DouglasMr. Clark E. DownsThe Rev. Donna M. DownsMr. Stefan P. FordMr. George A. Fowlkes

Berkeley Divinity School 2011-2012 Annual Fund Donors

Dear Alumni and Friends of Berkeley,

it hAs been my honor to serve as the Annual Appeal Chair for Berkeley and I am happy to report that thanks to your great generosity in this very difficult economy we were able to meet our goal of $430,000. The semi-nary ended the fiscal year with a total of $445,726.73. Your great response is a testament to the love and respect you have for this great seminary.

The combination of parish and alumni giving accounted for over 63% of the total raised. In these days of struggling parishes it is heartening to note that 107 parishes contributed $188,762 and 364 graduates offered support of $93,485. Our alumni individual participation has increased from 17% in 2008 to 25%. Our trustees and staff also led with their generosity with gifts totaling $88,952. Jeff and I remain active and we want to offer our heartfelt congratulations and gratitude to all of the Berkeley community that continue to support the future generations of Episcopal leadership. We can assure you that it is a wise and wonderful investment.

We have much to give thanks for and I encourage you to be as generous in the coming year as the seminary continues to rely heavily on our support.

Faithfully in Christ,

Carol Pinkham Oak, M.Div. ’86Chair, Berkeley 2011-12 Annual Fund

This information was prepared to the best of our knowledge with the gift date beginning 07/01/2011 to 06/30/2012. Although our donor lists have been prepared with every precau-tion to ensure accuracy, we at Berkeley Divinity School apologize in advance for any errors or omissions. * Denotes deceased

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The Rev. Frederick C. Fox IIIThe Rev. John P. Gedrick IIIThe Rev. Nancy E. GosslingThe Rev. Adam S. GreeneMr. Howard R. GreeneThe Rev. Daniel L. GrossMr. F. Lane Heard IIIThe Rev. Daniel R. HeischmanMs. Robin R. HenryThe Rev. Matthew F. HeydMrs. Judith K. HoldingThe Rev. Anne K. H. JensenThe Rev. Stephanie M. Johnson

and Mr. Gordon HinshalwoodThe Rev. Mary B. M. JohnstoneThe Rev. Stephen B. KlotsThe Rt. Rev. Chilton A.R. KnudsenThe Rev. Mitchell J. LindemanThe Rev. Canon Anne F. Mallonee

and Mr. Anthony FurnivallThe Rev. John W. MartinerDr. Dwight F. Miller*The Rev. Malcolm H. MinerThe Rev. Canon Patricia R. S.

MitchellThe Rev. George O. NagleMr. and Mrs. William H. NickersonThe Rev. Sam L. Owen

and The Rev. Jennifer M. Landis Owen

Mr. William Parsons, Jr.Mr. David P. PearsonThe Rev. Dr. Carol Pinkham OakThe Rt. Rev. Morgan PorteusMr. John W. PotterThe Rev. Charles A. RiffeeThe Rev. Janice M. RobinsonMs. Karen F. RoyceThe Rt. Rev. Calvin O. Schofield, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Schorr IIIThe Rev. Lael SorensenMr. Anthony D. TallThe Rev. Clayton L. ThomasonThe Rev. Paul E. TownerMr. John W. Watling IIIMrs. Pamela S. Wesley GomezThe Rev. Evelyn WheelerThe Rev. Andrea L. Wigodsky

and The Rev. John D. RohrsThe Rev. Susan C. WyperMr. Roger A. YoungAll Saints’ Parish, Beverly Hills,

CA, The Rev. Canon Stephen A. Huber

Calvary Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, PA, The Rev. Harold T. Lewis, Ph.D.

Christ Church, Alexandria, VA, The Rev. Pierce W. Klemmt

Diocese of New York, New York, NY, The Rt. Rev. Mark S. Sisk, D.D.

Diocese of Newark, Newark, NJ, The Rt. Rev. Mark M. Beckwith

Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Starkville, MS, The Rev. Carol L. Mead

Grace & St. Peters Church, Hamden, CT, The Rev. Amanda K. Gott

Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kansas City, MO, The Rev. Peter J. DeVeau

Grace Church, Carthage, MO, The Rev. Steven C. Wilson

Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Castro Valley, CA, The Rev. Mark A. Spaulding

Holy Trinity Church, Fayetteville, NC, The Rev. Raymond F. Brown

St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church, San Francisco, CA, The Rev. Tommy J. Dillon II

St. Andrew’s By The Sea, Little Compton, RI, The Rev. Peter G. Tierney III

St. Andrew’s Church, Kent, CT, The Rev. Roger B. White

St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church, Carmel Valley, CA, The Rev. Robert W. Fisher

St. James Church, Perkiomen, Collegeville, PA, The Rev. Sunny Hallanan

St. James’s Church, Richmond, VA, The Rev. Randolph M Hollerith

St. John’s Church, Beverly Farms, MA, The Rev. Mark S. Delcuze and The Rev. Lynda Z Tyson

St. Matthew’s Church, Bedford, NY, The Rev. Terrence L. Elsberry

St. Matthew’s Parish, Wilton, CT, The Rev. Mary Grace Williams

St. Paul’s Church, Rochester, NY, The Rev. Frederic W. Reynolds

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Nantucket, MA, The Rev. Dr. Eugene C. McDowell

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Milford, CT, The Rev. Andrew G. Osmun

St. Stephen’s Church, Richmond, VA, The Rev. Gary D. Jones

St. Timothy’s Church, Fairfield, CT, The Rev. Matthew H. Calkins

The Cathedral Church of St. Mark Parish Incorporated, Salt Lake City, UT, The Very Rev. Raymond J. Waldon Jr.

Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix, AZ, The Very Rev. W. Nicholas Knisley SOSc

Trinity Church, Columbus, OH, The Rev. Richard A. Burnett

Trinity Episcopal Church, Charlottesville, VA, The Rev. B. Cass Bailey

Trinity Episcopal Church, Concord, MA, The Rev. Anthony F. Buquor

Zion Episcopal Church, North Branford, CT, The Rev. Lucy LaRocca

The St. Luke’s SocietyGifts up to $499

Mr. William W. AdamsThe Rt. Rev. Dr. Laura J. AhrensThe Rev. Dr. Judith A. AllisonThe Rev. Russell J. AmendMr. William M. Anderson IIIThe Rev. Canon John G. B. AndrewMrs. Connie L. AnnandThe Rev. Dr. Mark S. AnschutzThe Rev. Arthur W. ArcherMr. John ArmstrongThe Rev. Phillip W. AyersMr. Rodney V. AyersThe Rev. Richard A. BamforthThe Rev. Kathryn BanakisMr. Andrew K. BarnettThe Rev. John H. Barrett, Jr.The Rev. Terri BaysThe Rev. William N. Beachy, M.D.Mrs. Susan R. BeebeThe Rev. Jill BeimdiekThe Rev. Harold E. Beliveau, Jr.The Rev. William R. Bell, Jr.The Rev. Dustin D. BergThe Rev. Bettine E. BesierThe Rev. James A. BirdsallMr. Stephen BlackmerMr. and Mrs. Waldemar L. Block, Jr.The Rt. Rev. Frederick H. Borsch,

Ph.D.The Rev. Robert J. BoulterThe Rev. David L. BronsonThe Rev. Sally J. D. BrownThe Rev. Dr. A. Richard BullockThe Rev. Michael A. BullockMs. Cheryl L. BundyThe Rev. Drew BuntingThe Rev. Andrea BurrThe Rev. Grace P. BursonThe Rev. Edward S. Bushong, Jr.Mrs. Ann James BuxtonMrs. Anne T. CalabresiThe Rev. Hilary CamblosThe Rev. Dana L. CampbellThe Rev. Canon David L. CannonMr. Timothy CarpenterThe Rev. Diana E. CarrollMs. Marion E. Carroll

The Rev. Kevin G. CarusoMr. Scott P. CelellaThe Rev. A. Milton Cheney IIIMs. Gail J. ChiassonThe Rev. M. Ronald ChrisnerThe Rev. Bonnie J. S. ClarkeThe Rev. Charles E. Cloughen, Jr.The Rev. Canon Douglas T. CookeThe Rev. Edward C. CoolidgeMr. Peter B. CorbridgeThe Rev. J. Kathryn CostasThe Rev. R. David CoxThe Rev. Francis B. Creamer, Jr.Mr. Peter G. CrumlishThe Rev. Mary T. CushmanThe Rev. Thomas S. CushmanThe Rev. Dee de MontmollinThe Rev. Jay J. DeanThe Rev. John E. DenaroThe Rev. Russell L. DeragonThe Rev. Dr. Beverly J. L. DexterThe Rev. Dr. Richard C. DitterlineThe Rt. Rev. Herbert A. Donovan,

Jr.Mr. Kenneth P. DoolittleThe Rev. Charles H. DuBoisThe Rt. Rev. Philip M. Duncan IIThe Very Rev. Martin J. DwyerThe Rev. Richard F. EbensThe Rev. Deirdre A. EckianThe Rev. John B. EdsonThe Rev. Hentzi ElekThe Rev. Richard A. EllisThe Rev. Dr. Robert S. Ellwood, Jr.The Rev. Joanne Epply-SchmidtThe Rev. Paul F. EvansThe Rev. Henry F. FairmanMr. and Mrs. Frank W. Finger, Jr.The Rev. Nathan M. FinninThe Rev. Ryan C. FleenorThe Rev. J. Seymour FlinnThe Rev. Elizabeth H. FowleThe Rt. Rev. Leopold FradeMs. Faith S. T. FraserThe Rev. and Mrs. James P. FrinkThe Rev. Thomas J. FurrerThe Rev. Otis Gaddis IIIThe Rev. G. Kenneth GarrettThe Rev. Carmen GerminoThe Rev. Greta GetleinMrs. Roger Gilbert, Jr.Mr. Thomas C. GilmoreThe Rev. Richard W. GrayThe Rev. Dr. Kathryn Greene-

McCreightThe Rev. Richard E. GreenleafMrs. Willard F. Greenwald, Jr.The Rev. David F. GurniakThe Rev. Thomas W. GwinnMr. Thomas D. HainesMs. Mary H. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. HallThe Rev. Robert M. HallThe Rev. Donald L. HamerThe Rev. Canon January E. HamillThe Rev. Bayard HancockThe Rev. Michael E. HartneyThe Rev. M. Peggy Wall HaysThe Rev. John S. HedgerThe Rev. Martha H. HedgpethThe Rev. Gail M. HelgesonMs. Joyce HempsteadMr. David M. HildrethThe Rev. Geoffrey M. St.J. HoareThe Rev. Carol A. HoidraMrs. Megan HoldingThe Rev. Randolph M. HollerithMs. Margaret A. HolmbergMr. Robert G. HoltThe Rev. Stephen C. HoltonThe Rev. Ronald L. HookerThe Rev. John W. Houghton, Ph.D.The Rev. Kenneth E. HulmeThe Rev. Deborah Hentz HunleyThe Rev. Donald A. HuntMs. Amy B. HunterMr. Franklin E. Huntress, Jr.The Rev. Carl P. IjamsThe Rev. Donald T. IsaacThe Rev. Philip C. Jacobs IIIThe Rev. Molly F. JamesThe Rev. Kelly K. H. JenningsMr. Charles W. JohnsonThe Rt. Rev. Robert C. Johnson, Jr.The Rev. R. Channing JohnsonThe Rev. William G. JohnsonThe Rev. Jocelynn L. Jurkovich-

HughesMs. Emily S. KempsonThe Rev. Linda L. KerrMs. Eloise H. P. KillefferThe Rev. Anne B. KimballThe Rev. Donald W. Kimmick, Ed.D.The Rev. Debra J. KissingerMs. Audrey E. Klein-LeachThe Rev. John F. Koepke IIIThe Rev. Frederick F. KramerThe Rev. G. Allen LaMontagneThe Rev. Donald C. LathamThe Rev. Ledlie I. Laughlin IIIThe Rev. George M. O. LeeThe Rev. Dr. Glenn M. LibbyThe Rev. Donald R. LillpoppThe Rev. John D. LimpitlawMr. Matthew LindemanThe Rev. Steven C. LingThe Rev. Howard M. LipseyThe Rt. Rev. Charles L. LongestMr. Floyd A. LoomisThe Rev. Julia D. R. LoomisThe Rev. Dr. Molly O. LoudenMs. Carol M. Lowe

The Rev. Alison W. LutzMr. and Mrs. Charles G. MacBethThe Rev. George A. MagoonThe Very Rev. Richard H. MansfieldThe Rev. Charles W. MarshThe Rev. Christopher H. MartinThe Rev. William L. MartinThe Rev. Jeannie M. MartzMr. William B. MattesonThe Rev. Ronald W. McBrideMr. and Mrs. Norman E.

McCulloch, Jr.The Rev. Dr. Ellen B. McKinleyThe Rev. Paul K. McLain IIIThe Rev. Vaughan D. McTernanThe Rev. Will H. Mebane, Jr.The Rev. Elizabeth Marie MelchionnaThe Rev. George R. MerrillMs. Beverly MitchellThe Rev. Peter A. MolnarMr. Emerson A. MorganThe Rev. Kelly MoughtyThe Rev. Edward B. MulliganThe Rev. Canon JoAnn R. MunroThe Rev. Alan C. MurchieThe Rev. Canon William F. MurpheyThe Rev. Joanne L. Neel-RichardMr. and Mrs. Robert J. NegriMr. Philip NessThe Rev. Elizabeth M. Nestor, M.D.The Rev. Canon Donald A.

Nickerson, Jr.The Rev. Barbara E. NixonThe Rev. Canon Richard T. NolanDr. Nancy Olmsted Kaehr

and The Rev. Michael KaehrMr. Frederick H. Osborn IIIThe Rev. Sherrell E. OsbornMs. Sarah C. OshanaThe Rev. Andrew G. OsmunThe Rev. Donald H. ParkerThe Rev. Stephen D. Parker, Jr.The Rev. Cameron E. PartridgeThe Rev. Robert P. PattersonThe Rev. Thomas J. PellatonThe Rev. Everett C. PerineThe Rev. W. David Peter NovesThe Rev. John H. PetersonMs. Emily A. PhillipsThe Rev. Richard O. PhillipsMs. Ruth PickensThe Rev. Canon Louis W. Pitt, Jr.The Rev. Daniel S. Pope IIIThe Rev. Sara L. PotterThe Rev. Robert W. Prichard, Ph.D.The Rev. Joe PummillMrs. Emily PuskarThe Rev. C. Corydon Randall,

Ph.D., D.D.The Rev. George W. RazeeThe Rev. Robert J. Reuss

The Rev. Patricia A. O. ReussThe Rev. Rodney V. RiceThe Rev. Dr. William W. RichThe Rev. John W. Rick IIIDr. Gregory A. RobbinsThe Rev. Paul B. RobertsThe Rev. Franklin K. RobinsonThe Rev. Joshua A. RodgriguezThe Rev. Jerome D. RoeskeThe Rt. Rev. Jeffery W. RowthornThe Rev. David A. RyanThe Rev. Walter B.S. SalmonThe Rev. Herbert W. Sanderson,

Ph.D.The Rev. Philip D. SchaeferThe Rev. Janine L. SchenoneThe Rev. Charles E. SchnabelThe Rev. Matthew SchneiderThe Rev. William L. SchnitzerThe Rev. Howard L. Seip, Jr.The Rev. Joseph Y. SevilleMs. Barbara A. Shailor

and Mr. Harry W. BlairThe Rev. Dr. Carolyn J. SharpThe Rev. Edmund K. SherrillThe Rev. R. Stephen ShuartThe Rev. G. Richard Siener, D.D.The Very Rev. C. Joseph SittsThe Rev. Walter Smedley IVMr. and Mrs. Claude A. SmithThe Rt. Rev. Kirk S. SmithThe Rev. Roger S. SmithMs. Anne Spear

The Rev. Michael E. SpencerThe Rev. Linda M. SpiersThe Rev. Caroline M. StaceyThe Rev. Dr. E. Bevan StanleyThe Rev. Sandra H. StaynerThe Rev. Canon Peter A. R. StebingerThe Rev. Jane StickneyMr. Thomas W. Stoever, Jr.The Rev. Lewis S. Stone, Jr.Mr. Benjamin P. StraleyThe Rev. Jennifer R. StrawbridgeThe Rev. Charles R. SupinMr. and Mrs. Bruce T. SwanThe Rev. Thomas N. J. SynanThe Rev. Michael J. Tan CretiThe Rev. Dr. Barbara M. Brown

TaylorThe Rev. James K. TaylorThe Rev. Robert E. TaylorThe Rev. Terrence A. TaylorDr. Walker Taylor IIIThe Rev. Robert D. Terhune, Jr.The Rev. Dr. Michael J. R. TessmanThe Rev. Trevor E.G. ThomasMrs. Allene D. ThurstonThe Very Rev. Anthony C. ThurstonThe Rev. Maria W. E. TjeltveitMr. John C. TrainMr. and Mrs. Robert C. TreuholdThe Rev. Heidi M. TruaxThe Rev. Danielle E. TumminioThe Rev. William J. Turner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. Van Dyke

In MemoriamAlumni who died between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012

The Rev. Alcide Barnaby, Jr. ’68, 6/28/12The Rev. Ralph R. Carskadden ’65, 9/13/11Dr. Pamela P. Chinnis ’90, 8/24/11Mr. John F. Collins ’53, 7/24/11The Rev. Richard S. Crowell ’56, 6/7/12The Rev. R. Truman Fudge ’68, 5/14/12The Rev. Charles M. Furlow III ’59, 7/30/11The Rev. Andrew Jensen III ’60, 6/18/12The Rev. Dr. William B. Lawson ’55, 8/25/11Mr. J. Keith Miller ’55, 1/22/12The Rev. John M. Mills ’52, 9/30/11The Rev. Malcolm H. Miner ’49, 4/9/12The Rev. Canon Leonel L. Mitchell ’54, 5/23/12The Rev. Vernon Myers ’52, 1/21/12The Rev. Leonard F. Neils ’56, 7/30/11Mr. Robert J. Parenteau, Sr. ’80, 4/26/12The Rt. Rev. Walter C. Righter ’51, 9/11/11Mr. Ray F. Saari ’58, 1/29/12The Rev. Gordon A. Taylor ’54, 3/17/12The Rev. Dennis A. Tippett ’61, 8/7/12 The Rev. Seaver A. Willey ’65, 5/6/12

2011-2012 Annual Fund Donors

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The Rev. Richard F. Van WelyThe Rev. Canon Charles M. VogtThe Rev. James D. Von DreeleDr. Edward F. Waggoner IVThe Rt. Rev. Orris G. Walker, Jr.The Rev. Ralph R. Warren, Jr.The Rev. Robert W. WatsonMr. Morris S. WeedenThe Rev. Amy Doyle WelinThe Rev. Gregory W. WelinThe Rev. Robert H. WellnerThe Very Rev. George L. W. WernerThe Rev. M. Joanna WhiteThe Rev. Roger B. White

The Rev. M. Jane White-HasslerMr. Charles P. WhittemoreDr. Charles V. WillieThe Rev. Nancy A. WillisThe Rev. James G. WilsonThe Rev. Edward S. WinsorThe Rev. Walter W. WitteMs. Maegan A. WoodMr. Andrew F. WoodenThe Rev. L. D. Wood-HullMr. Douglas T. YatesThe Rev. Noelle M. York-SimmonsThe Rev. Marek P. ZabriskieMs. Lisa Zaina

The Rev. Andrew H. ZemanThe Rev. Canon Jervis S. ZimmermanThe Rev. Jesse ZinkThe Rev. Jennifer G. ZoggChrist Church Cathedral, Lexington,

KY, The Very Rev. Carol L. WadeChurch of the Holy Spirit,

Charlestown, RI, The Rev. Jay Sidebotham

Church of the Mediator, Allentown, PA, The Rev. Maria W.E. Tjeltveit

Diocese of Maine, Portland, ME, The Rt. Rev. Stephen T. Lane

Diocese of Northern California, Sacramento, CA, The Rt. Rev. Barry L. Beisner

Diocese of Rhode Island, Providence, RI, The Rt. Rev. Geralyn Wolf

St. Clare of Assisi Episcopal Church, Ann Arbor, MI, The Rev. James C. Rhodenhiser

St. George’s Episcopal Church, Pungoteague, VA, The Rev. Cameron D. Randle

St. James’ Church, Glastonbury, CT, The Rev. Nancy E. Gossling

St. James’s Church, Richmond, VA, The Rev. Randolph M. Hollerith

St. John’s Church, Northampton, MA, The Rev. Edwin H. Voorhees, Jr.

St. John’s Episcopal Church, Watkins Glen, NY, The Rev. Michael E. Hartney

St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, Buffalo, NY, The Rev. Linda M. Malia

St. Luke’s Church, Fairport, NY, The Rev. Deven A. Hubert

St. Michael’s Church, New York, NY, The Rev. Elizabeth G. Maxwell

St. Peter’s Church, Monroe, CT, The Rev. Kurt J. Huber

St. Raphael’s Church, Crossville, TN, The Rev. Ann. E. Markle

St. Stephen the Martyr Church, East Waterboro, ME, The Rev. Kit M. Wang

St. Thomas Church, Terrace Park, OH, The Rev. Darren R.S. Elin

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Amenia, NY, The Rev. Betsy B. Fisher

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, McLean, VA, The Rev. Dr. Stephen B. Edmondson

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, Danville, CA, The Rev. Kurt H. Levensaler

The Church of St. Barnabas, Irvington, NY, The Rev. Nora Smith

The Church of St. Stephen the Martyr, Edina, MN, The Rev. Neil A. Willard

Trinity Church, Portland, CT, The Rev. Steven C. Ling

Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrington, CT, The Rev. Amy Doyle Welin

Foundations, Corporations, & OrganizationsAnderson Family FoundationThe Diocesan Missionary and Church

Extension Society, The Diocese of New York

Domestic & Foreign Missionary Society

Ernst & YoungFidelity Charitable Gift FundKent School CorporationMcAdams Charitable FoundationNew To You ShopShilling Family Foundation Inc.The Chilton FoundationThe John C. Markey Charitable FundThe Kress FoundationThe Thomas E. Dewey FundThe Train FoundationUnited Way of Central New MexicoUnited Way of Rhode IslandUnited Way, New Haven, CTThe U.S. Charitable Gift TrustVincent Mulford Foundation

Gifts were given in honor of:Ann DeweyThe Rev. Tommy J. Dillon IIThe Rev. Geoffrey M. St.J. HoareThe Rev. Ann MarkleThe Rev. Noelle York-Simmons

Gifts were given in memory of:The Rt. Rev. Robert M. AndersonThe Rev. John ButcherThe Rev. Francis & Nonie CheneyThe Rev. Alva DeckerThe Rev. Floyd Steele KenyonThe Rev. William N. PenfieldThe Rev. Edmund C. RichterRHT (Father of The Rev. Dr.

Michael J. R. Tessman)

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The Berkeley Community’s Generosity Enables Seminary to Achieve Annual Fund Goal of $430,000

Berkeley Board Chair Carl Anderson expressed his profound gratitude to the graduates, trustees, parishes, friends, and staff who enabled the seminary to make its Annual Fund goal in 2011-12:

“Berkeley’s Annual Fund is crucial; it underwrites all the seminary’s pro-grams. All our students are Yale Divinity students and their tuition goes entirely to the University. Berkeley relies on graduates, friends and parishes to provide the where-with-all to balance our budget and to support new initiatives that will help us to remain the Episcopal Church’s vanguard seminary. Your faithful gifts year after year enable us to maintain our leadership in theological education. We are grateful to the friends, graduates, and parishes that stretched this year to help us reach our goal of $430,000. Each gift truly helps Berkeley to train the next gen-eration of Episcopal leadership!” Senior Class pilgrimage to Canterbury 2012