The program welcomes students from historically Black colleges and universities for a day of discernment about pursuing theological education.
In this role, Antepli, who is also on the Divinity faculty, will lead the new university-wide Center for Community Engagement.
The Duke Chronicle has named Professor Powery a Duke leader "for his guidance on matters of race and ethics and his constant spiritual support for the entire university."
The school celebrated its 97th Baccalaureate Service on May 13, with Dr. Warren Smith, professor of historical theology and director of the Th.D. program, preaching.
The celebration events on April 17–18, 2024 featured gospel singer Yolanda Adams, a documentary film, and the MLK lectures and services.
Williams, who currently serves as curator of religion for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, will assume the role on July 1.
A global leader in ecumenical dialogue and scholar of reconciliation theology, Colón-Emeric has been at the Divinity School since 2007.
He joins three other Duke faculty who are newly appointed to the prestigious 243-year-old institution.
The Very Rev. Timothy Kimbrough will also be appointed Jack and Barbara Bovender Professor of the Practice of Anglican Studies, effective July 1.
April 17–18 events feature gospel singer Yolanda Adams, a documentary film, and MLK Lecture and service.
D.Min. fellows develop projects that address challenging problems in their communities through this pilot project at Duke Divinity School before launching them at home.
The fund honors and supports the work of the Office of Black Church Studies, now celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Graduate Young Trustee finalist Warren Lattimore hopes to use his experience in working across boundaries to take an interdisciplinary approach to supporting the university’s priorities.
Thriving Rural Communities Director Brad Thie joins a Duke in DC panel on how Duke is making a difference in communities throughout North Carolina.
Professor Smith joins a group of more than 200 fellows whose work has informed scholarship and public understanding of complex ethical issues in health, health care, science, and technology.
The Clergy Health Initiative helps pastors find strength amid stress. Duke Magazine writes about the initiative.
Read an interview with Kendall Vanderslice, a baker, writer, and food critic whose work blends her expertise in the kitchen with academic training and scriptural imagination.
The case for Christian unity and dreaming in line with Pentecost, writes Duke Divinity School Dean Edgardo Colón-Emeric.
The hybrid Certificate in Theology and Health Care will now offer a track that provides robust and practical theological formation for mental health professionals.