Through research, teaching, and arts programming, DITA promotes and supports the vibrant interplay between Christian theology and the arts by encouraging transformative leadership and enriching theological discussion in the church, academy, and society.
Unspoken Requests
An exhibition of works by one of DITA's doctoral students, Andrew Hendrixson, Th.D. '26, is on display in the 00 Westbrook Hallway. Comprised of a variety of pieces taken from across Hendrixson's body of work, composed from 2010 to 2024, the gallery is inspired by the tent revivals of the artist's childhood.
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"DITA coursework has shaped me in the classroom and beyond. It has led me from the mountain of contemplation to the valley of action. Through my arts coursework, I have integrated action and contemplation, academic study and Christian practice, both personally in my own artwork and for the community."
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"As only Jeremy Begbie can do, this book weaves theology and music, philosophy and poetry, science and Scripture to explore and celebrate the uncontainability of the triune God and the irreducible complexity of creation.”
- James K. A. Smith, Calvin University