Kate Bowler’s Memoir Named to ‘New York Times’ Best Seller List
Bowler’s memoir on living with the uncertainty of an advanced cancer diagnosis has also received significant national media coverage and inspired a podcast.
Kate Bowler: Things We Learn in the Dark
In her new memoir and podcast, Kate Bowler brings empathy, intelligence and even humor to life’s darkest moments.
Eastman Honored for New Testament Scholarship
Divinity School Professor Susan Eastman was presented a Festschrift on her Pauline scholarship during the Society of Biblical Literature’s Annual Meeting.
Faculty Win 2018 Intellectual Community Planning Grants
Professors J. Kameron Carter, Valerie Cooper, Norman Wirzba, and Luke Bretherton have been awarded grants to support interdisciplinary collaboration.
Curlin Receives Paul Ramsey Award for Excellence
Professor and TMC Co-director Farr Curlin, M.D., has been selected for a national award for exemplary achievement in the field of bioethics.
Abingdon Publishes First Volume of Willimon’s Preaching Resources
Bishop Will Willimon’s materials from the Pulpit Resource quarterly he has written over the last two decades is being published in a seven-volume series.
Beeley Appointed Professor
Rev. Dr. Christopher Beeley will serve as professor of theology and as the Jack and Barbara Bovender Professor of Anglican Episcopal Studies and Ministry, and he will lead the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies. 
Professor Colón-Emeric to Meet with Pope Francis
Edgardo Colón-Emeric is scheduled to have an audience in October with Pope Francis as part of a delegation from the Methodist-Catholic Dialogue. 
Mark Chaves: Trends and Changes in American Religion
Mark Chaves has led a massive effort to gather data on American religious practices and preferences to pinpoint trends in how Americans worship.
Duke Doctoral Programs in Religion and Theology Awarded Wabash Grant
Duke’s doctoral programs in religion and theology have received a two-year $30,000 grant to promote pedagogical formation. 

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