Sacred Worth, a Duke Divinity School student group, will hold a discussion on "Ordination and Sexuality in the Presbyterian Church" about the newest changes in ordination as it relates to sexual orientation in the Presbyterian Church USA.  A recently ordained pastor will speak about her experiences and struggles throughout the ordination process.

The 6th annual Duke Divinity School Broadway Revue fund-raiser will feature two performances of music and dance selections from popular Broadway musicals performed by students, faculty, and staff. The first performance will be March 30 and the second March 31.

Free tickets to the shows will be distributed, at no charge, during the lunch hour March 26-30 outside the Refectory at the Divinity School.

Funds raised will go to ZOE Ministries, a Zimbabwe orphans initiative, to help break the cycle of poverty and dependency.

The Office of Student Life will hold a free dinner for Duke Divinity School students, faculty, and staff as an opportunity for fellowship and to build commmunity.

Register to Cathy Watson by March 12 to attend.

Cokesbury Bookstore Robe Day will feature 15 percent off robes and hoods at the bookstore, which offers a variety of styles.

The New Creation Arts Group at Duke Divinity School will hold a brown-bag lunch discussion on "Food and Faith: A Theology of Eating" with Norman Wirzba, research professor of theology, ecology, and rural life at the school, and artist Carole Baker, an ssociate in research, both at the school.

The discussion will be on a book by Wirzba by that name, which is also the theme of the 2012 Duke Divinity School Juried Arts Show: "Food and Faith." Attendees will learn more details about the art show.

The Office of Student Life will hold a seminar, "The Art of Ministry in the Midst of Church Conflict," with Dave Odom, executive director of Leadership Education at Duke Divinity School.

This meeting has been rescheduled from an earlier date.

To register or for rescheduling conflicts, contact Cathy Watson.

The Duke Divinity School Women's Center will hold a brown-bag lunch with chaplain Sarah Jobe discussing her recent book, "Creating with God: The Holy Confusing Blessedness of Pregnancy."

New Creation Arts Group at Duke Divinity School will hold a concert featuring divinity students Aaron Jones, Dave Swanson, and Marcus Walton performing a musical showcase of songs. The goal of the concert is to engage and encourage the creative talents of the student body, staff, and faculty.