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Why Can’t We Just Get Along?

Reverend Terri Ofori is Chaplain and Director of Religious and Spiritual Life at nearby Ursinus College. A member of the National Association of College and University Chaplains, she has held chaplaincies at, among other institutions, Harvard University, Brown University, and Wellesley College. An alumna of the U.S. Army War College National Security Seminar Strategic Leadership Development Program (Class of 2013), she is an endorsed VA Chaplain with the Presbyterian Military Personnel and Chaplains Association. She received the Master of Divinity degree from Harvard University where she was an FTE (Fund for Theological Education Fellow) and the Master of Arts in Cross Cultural Theology from Columbia International University. She is currently pursuing her doctorate at Fordham University. We are honored to welcome back to our pulpit this accomplished African American religious leader. Members of Ursinus Chapel Choir will perform for us during the service.

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