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Professor Norman Wirzba, Robb Webb, and Emma Lietz Bilecky

The Role and Promise of Rural Faith Communities in Solving Hunger

Professor Norman Wirzba joins Robb Webb and Emma Lietz Bilecky for a podcast on the role of rural faith communities in addressing rural child hunger.

Divinity Admissions Team Named "Dedicated Devils"

Duke Divinity Admissions pulled together to explore creative new ways to connect with prospective students when the COVID-19 pandemic struck.

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Cultivating a Culture of Call and Commissioning

Four former Duke Divinity interns with ties to the Baptist House of Studies were featured in a preaching series for a Northern Virginia church during the pastor’s paternity leave.

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Faculty Spotlight

Edgardo Colón-Emeric: Called to Much More than Just Saving Souls

Colón-Emeric invites Christians to take up the work of reconciliation.

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Jerusha Neal: Preaching and the Global Church

Jerusha Neal, assistant professor of homiletics, talks about how her experiences as a missionary in Fiji have shaped her views on preaching.

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Patrick Smith: Theological Ethics for the Public Good

Smith is a public theologian who seeks the well-being of the people, especially vulnerable communities such as those facing the end of life and those on the margins.

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Book Spotlight

The Overshadowed Preacher: Mary, the Spirit, and the Labor of Proclamation

Professor Jerusha Matsen Neal has written a new book on the presence of the living Christ in preaching. Continue Reading
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Events

Professors David Goatley & Will Willimon

Confronting Racism Through Preaching Series (Online)

Tuesday, September 29, 2020 - 7:00pm to Tuesday, October 27, 2020 - 8:30pm

Professors David Emmanuel Goatley and Will Willimon will host conversations with Duke Divinity School alumni around addressing racism. Continue Reading
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Fri

Sep 04 to Nov 13

11:30 am

Theology, Medicine, and Culture Fall Seminar Series (Online)

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Thu

Sep 10 to Nov 05

5:15 pm

'Reimagining the World Together: Why Friendship Matters for Our Future' Fall Webinar Series