The Duke Divinity Women's Center and the Dean's Office present a lunchtime discussion with Dr. Anathea Portier-Young regarding the commissioned quilt, "(We Are) The Body of Christ."
Practice & Presence is a national gathering for Christians seeking renewal, belonging, and faithful ways of practicing and ministering in health care in a time of deep strain. Rooted in the practices of the Church, the conference bears public witness to the beauty, truth, and fullness of the gospel as it shapes clinical, pastoral, and communal care.
Duke Divinity School will hold a Service of the Word with the Rev. Lisa Yebuah, D'04 and lead pastor at Southeast Raleigh Table, preaching as part of the Centennial Preaching Series.
This conversation between TMC co-director Farr Curlin, MD and Christopher Tollefsen, PhD explores how Christians can make sense of medicine's responses to different forms of human suffering. What can be received as a gift? And how do uses of medicine that ignore medicine’s limits hinder persons’ capacity to flourish despite their suffering?
These semi-monthly seminars, presented by the Theology, Medicine, and Culture Initiative at Duke Divinity in collaboration with the Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities & History of Medicine are a regular gathering of faculty, students, clinicians, and others interested in the intersections of theology, medicine, and culture during the fall and spring semesters. Continuing education credit is available.
The series honors the legacy of Gardner C. Taylor, an effective pastor, compelling preacher, and prolific author, and honors the beauty and power of preaching in the Black prophetic Christian tradition. This year, Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, III is the preacher and lecturer for the series.
This year's Gardner C. Taylor Lecture Series worship service sponsored by the Office of Black Church Studies will be held at Monument of Faith Church, Durham, N.C. with Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, III preaching.
The series honors the legacy of Gardner C. Taylor, an effective pastor, compelling preacher, and prolific author, and honors the beauty and power of preaching in the Black prophetic Christian tradition. This year, Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, III is the preacher and lecturer for the series.
This year's Gardner C. Taylor Lecture Series sponsored by the Office of Black Church Studies will offer a lecture by the Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, III., senior pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago.
Duke Divinity School will hold a Service of Word & Table with the Rev. Jeremy Troxler, D'02 and lead pastor of Guilford College United Methodist Church, preaching as part of the Centennial Preaching Series.
Join the Theology, Medicine, and Culture Initiative for an evening with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr., the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning scholar behind PBS's "Finding Your Roots."
The annual Convocation & Pastors’ School is an intensive multi-day conference that offers lectures, worship, alumni gatherings, and seminars for Christian leaders of all traditions.
Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts will host an evening for writers with Dr. Natalie Carnes and Charlotte Donlon, author of Spiritual Direction of Writers.
Duke Divinity School will hold a Service of Word & Table with Dr. Soong-Chan Rah, D'16 and Robert Boyd Munger Professor and Chair of Evangelism at Fuller Theological Seminary, preaching as part of the Centennial Preaching Series.
The Office of Black Church Studies invites you to be a part of this webinar series beginning in fall 2026. Registration is required for each webinar.
The Office of Black Church Studies invites you to be a part of this webinar with Dr. Danjuma Gibson, professor of practical theology and psychology at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Registration is required.
These semi-monthly seminars, presented by the Theology, Medicine, and Culture Initiative at Duke Divinity in collaboration with the Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities & History of Medicine are a regular gathering of faculty, students, clinicians, and others interested in the intersections of theology, medicine, and culture during the fall and spring semesters. Continuing education credit is available.
Join TMC co-director Farr Curlin, M.D. and Ekaterina Lomperis, Ph.D., to discuss her recent book. In it, Lomperis looks to recover Martin Luther’s little-studied theology of medicine, arguing that Luther prized the proper use of medicine as a divinely preferred means of actively resisting bodily suffering. Curlin and Lomperis will explore how this early modern “reformation of healing” might inform contemporary practices of medicine and efforts to reform those practices.
Duke Divinity School will hold a Service of Word & Table with the Rev. Dr. C.G. Newsome, D'75 and former assistant dean of DDS, trustee of The Duke Endowment, and trustee emeritus at Duke University, preaching as part of the Centennial Preaching Series.
Duke Divinity School will hold a Service of the Word & Table with the Rev. Anna Page, D'19 and US Army chaplain, preaching as part of the Centennial Preaching Series.