Radical Religion: A Quarterly Journal of Critical Opinion 1965-1982

Berkeley Free Church

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Biography / Administrative History In 1973, the Berkeley Free Church (GTU 89-5-016. See that Collection Inventory for a full description of the Church.), which had operated in the South Campus area of Berkeley, California since 1967 under the leadership of the Rev. Richard York, "closed its doors and took a long hard look at its work and future." In the months that followed, the former BFC staff and board made decisions to conclude "the minis...

Pacific School of Religion Berkeley, Calif

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Hart, Stephen, 1945-

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Graduate Theological Union

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Religious leaders from the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA participated in a press conference held at the Pacific School of Religion to issue three statements urging restraint in the President George W. Bush administration's possible use of force, or going to war, against Iraq. The participants were William McKinney, President of the Pacific School of Religion, Keith Russell, President of the American Baptist Seminary of the West, James Donahue, President of the Graduate Theological Uni...

Radical Religion Collective.

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Biography / Administrative History In 1973, the Berkeley Free Church (GTU 89-5-016. See that Collection Inventory for a full description of the Church.), which had operated in the South Campus area of Berkeley, California since 1967 under the leadership of the Rev. Richard York, "closed its doors and took a long hard look at its work and future." In the months that followed, the former BFC staff and board made decisions to conclude "the minis...

Episcopal Peace Fellowship

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Bay Area American Christians Toward Socialism.

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Historical Note This is the local chapter of a national organization. In their brochure, American Christians Toward Socialism describe those who join as "people who come from the Christian tradition of active involvement in social concerns and have become convinced that Socialism is the necessary economic and political framework for beginning to deal with the fundamental human problems of our time." ACTS provides support "a) by insisting on c...

Tobey, Alan.

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York, Richard L.

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Community for Religious Research and Education

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The Radical Religion Collective, later named the Community for Religious Research and Education, formed in Berkeley, California in 1973 to continue the publishing arm of the closed Berkeley Free Church (1967-1972). Richard L. York, pastor of the church, became a member of the Collective, as did students from the Graduate Theological Union and people from the broader community. They published the journal Radical Religion: A Quarterly Journal of Critical Opinion, 1973-1981, and collected a resourc...

Committee to Save Maggie's Farm.

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Ecumenical Peace Institute

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Stelmach, Harlan Douglas Anthony, 1945-

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American Christians Toward Socialism.

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Graduate Theological Union. Library

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The GTU library building was constructed in two phases: Phase I (1979-1981), during which the basement and level one were built, and Phase II (1985-1987), during which levels two and three were completed. The library was renovated in 2000-2001 and 2004. From the description of Graduate Theological Union Library construction photograph collection, 1979-2004. (Graduate Theological Union). WorldCat record id: 469223221 The Graduate Theological Union Library was established in 1...