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from the Office of Black Church Studies
Keith Daniel, an ordained Baptist minister, will start Sept. 1.
Professor Carter speaks about the connection between the identity of Jesus and the concept of race on “Office Hours.”
The Office of Black Church Studies will host Senior Bishop Thomas Hoyt, Jr. March 27-28, 2012.
Dr. Fentriss-Williams's interests include a literary approach to scripture that celebrates multiple voices and inter-textuality.
Dr. Abraham Smith, professor of the New Testament at Perkins School of Theology, will present a lecture Feb. 14 on "The King James Bible and the Figuring of African American Bodies."
On Tues. Jan. 31 Melvin L. Butler, jazz musician and professor of music, will give lectures exploring issues of music and faith in black gospel performance and jazz improvisation.
Bishop Ntambo from the Republic of Congo spoke about his experiences planting 157 churches.
The Office of Black Church Studies will host Moss, senior pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Ill. Nov. 28-29.
The Office of Black Church Studies honors the life of an extraordinary husband, father, minister, student, mentor, and friend.
Vanderbilt Professor Dale P. Andrews gave the lecture and sermons this year.
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