| We remember with great fondness Malcolm
Sutherland’s nineteen years of service to our church community. Malcolm’s
tenure in Harvard with his wife, Mary Anne, began as a “retirement job” in 1975
and continued until his real retirement in 1994, when our congregation elected
him Minister Emeritus. The following is a brief summary of Malcolm’s
distinguished career as minister, educator, and peace activist.
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Settled Ministries - Hoopeston, IL; Charlottesville, VA; Milton,
MA; Harvard, MA
Named Minister Emeritus - Charlottesville, VA, 1954; Harvard, MA, 1994
Executive Vice President, American Unitarian Association (now the UUA),
1958-1960
Board of Directors, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee and Beacon
Press
President and Dean of Faculty, Meadville Lombard Theological School,
University of Chicago, 1960-1975
Founder, Association of Chicago Theological Schools
President, Honorary Vice President, and Academic Fellow,
Institute on Religion in an Age of Science
Founder, with Dr. Ralph Burhoe, of Center of Advanced Study of Theology and
Science, 1964
Named Governor of Manchester College, Oxford University, 1968, and Honorary
Fellow, 1973
Founding Trustee, Dana
McLean Greeley Foundation for Peace and Justice
Recipient of Distinguished Service Award,
International Association for Religious Freedom
Officer and Honorary International President,
World Conference on Religion and Peace
Consultant to Niwano
Peace Foundation, Tokyo, 1982-1997
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