The Black Seminarians Union, a student organization at Duke Divinity School will sponsor a theological discussion about political issues affecting the 2012 presidential election titled "Crossroads: The Intersection of Christian Ethics and Politics," featuring Stanley Hauerwas, professor of theological ethics at the school.

Lunch will be provided.

Creation Arts, a Duke Divinity School student organization, sponsors “Moving Prayer,” a practice of storytelling, prayer, and worship through postures and movements of the body, on Tuesdays each week at the same time and location. The prayer practice is open to all.

Creation Arts, a Duke Divinity School student organization, sponsors “Moving Prayer,” a practice of storytelling, prayer, and worship through postures and movements of the body, on Tuesdays each week at the same time and location. The prayer practice is open to all.

Creation Arts, a Duke Divinity School student organization, sponsors “Moving Prayer,” a practice of storytelling, prayer, and worship through postures and movements of the body, on Tuesdays each week at the same time and location. The prayer practice is open to all.

Creation Arts, a Duke Divinity School student organization, sponsors “Moving Prayer,” a practice of storytelling, prayer, and worship through postures and movements of the body, on Tuesdays each week at the same time and location. The prayer practice is open to all.

Creation Arts, a Duke Divinity School student organization, sponsors “Moving Prayer,” a practice of storytelling, prayer, and worship through postures and movements of the body, on Tuesdays each week at the same time and location. The prayer practice is open to all.

The Office of Student Life at Duke Divinity School will sponsor a talk by Bill Mefford, director of Civil and Human Rights at the United Methodist Church General Board of Church and Society, on increasing public awareness and political advocacy as missional engagement.

Lunch will be provided to the first 30 attendees.

The Office of Student Life, the Divinity Student Council and Divinity Spouses are sponsoring a fall festival for the Duke Divinity School commmunity featuring games, food, and fellowship. Families are welcome.

Registration needed.

The Duke Divinity School Black Seminarians Union will hold its annual "Lift Him Up Prayer Program." The Duke and Divinity School communities are invited to attend the event to pray for reconciliation, peace, and healing.

Global Fellowship, formerly called the Internationally Minded People of Faith, a Duke Divinity School student organization, and the Duke Center for Reconciliation will hold a public talk by David Kasali.

Kasali, president of the Congo Initiative, will discuss his efforts to do community organizing through congregations in the Congo with the goal of helping work toward reconciliation and justice.