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The Right Rev. Frederick Borsch
Retired Episcopal Bishop, Professor, Author
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A retired Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, Rev. Borsch is presently Professor of Anglican Studies at the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. Educated at Princeton, Oxford and the General Theological Seminary, his Ph.D. degree is from the University of Birmingham in England. Rev. Borsch is also Adjunct Professor of Religion at the University of Southern California. Contributor of essays, articles and poetry to a number of journals and newspapers, he is the author or editor of 17 books, and has been a conference leader and given university and seminary lectures at a number of institutions in this country and abroad. Please visit frederickborsch.com to learn more.

An Interview with Frederick Borsch
In the preface to his new book, The Spirit Searches Everything, the author, professor, and former bishop lists two paragraphs of questions such as: What is the universe made of? Can our lives be said to have meaning? How can we best live together? These aren’t what you’d call “making conversation.” His queries set the tone for a deep exploration of some of humanity’s most compelling questions about our existence and the nature of God.