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Pastors Learn to Heal Themselves

Facing evidence of significant rates of ill health among clergy, some churches are taking steps to encourage pastors to care for themselves.

MLK Commemoration: "We Have the Power"

Rev. William Turner, professor of the practice of homiletics, invites the university to proceed with the momentum it started 50 years ago during a Jan. 20 service commermorating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Engaging Eliot: Four Quartets in Word, Color, and Sound

On Jan. 28, DITA will unveil a thirteen-day art exhibition and multimedia exploration of T. S. Eliot’s spiritual and literary masterwork, Four Quartets.

Lian Appointed to Faculty

Dean Hays today announced the appointment of Xi Lian as professor of world Christianity.

William Turner to Deliver MLK Keynote Jan. 20

Turner, professor of the practice of homiletics and a member of one of the first classes to include African Americans, will speak on "Praise, Protest & Power: 50 Years in the Making," complementing the 50th anniversary of Duke's first black undergraduate students.

Five Physicians Honored for Care of Patients Near the End of Life

Leaders who develop palliative care best practices receive Hastings Center Cunniff-Dixon Physician Awards.

Apply to the Hispanic Summer Program

Duke Divinity students can attend the June 22-July 5 program in San Antonio, Tex., at a reduced rate.

Aposento Alto (The Upper Room)

HHS and the Caminantes student group are sponsoring events to improve Spanish speaking and reading skills through reading and reflecting on the Bible, singing, and worship.

Documentary on Duke in Cambridge

Interviews with James MacMillan, Ellen Davis, and Jeremy Begbie among others feature in this three-part documentary on "Duke in Cambridge"—Holy Week 2012.

Bretherton Book Selected

“Christianity and Contemporary Politics,” named to a shortlist for Ramsey prize for theological writing.

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