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Fighting Anti-Immigration Law Like Christians: A Case Study from Alabama

On Oct. 4 at 12:30 p.m., Will Willimon, Divinity School professor and former UMC bishop, will discuss a court challenge to Alabama's anti-immigration laws and his experience within the church in defense of immigrants.

Celebrate the City

Andy Crouch, who will lecture at the 2012 Convocation & Pastors' School Oct. 15-16, discusses what it means for Christians to be fully involved in the life of thriving cities.

Elaine Heath Video Available

Heath shares her experiences developing faith communities in the United Methodist tradition at Rural Convocation.

DITA Presents Oliver Messiaen’s Visions de l’Amen in a Two-Piano Concert

Goodson Chapel was filled to capacity for DITA director Dr. Jeremy Begbie and London-based pianist Cordelia Williams in a two-piano concert featuring Messiaen’s Visions de l’Amen.

Divinity Faculty Receive Africa Initiative Grants

The awards support events scheduled for spring 2013.

DITA sponsors Visual Theory and Theology Colloquium

DITA is co-sponsoring an innovative new colloquium to foster interest in the interface between theology and visual theory.

Mel Baars: War and the Dimensions of Love

A Divinity alumna and Army chaplain in Afghanistan discovers that it’s easier to talk about love of enemies from a distance than up close.

Gardner C. Taylor Lecture Features Zan Holmes Jr.

The 2012 lecture and events Sept. 25-26 feature Pastor Zan Holmes Jr. and the Rev. Clarence Laney Jr.

Engaging Both High and Low Culture

Richard J. Mouw, who will lecture at the 2012 Convocation & Pastors' School Oct. 15-16, asks whether we have to choose between highbrow and lowbrow when promoting the life and mission of the church.

¿Hablas español?

Join the weekly Spanish Reading Group Wednesdays for theological reading and reflection.

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