Now it’s time to speak out against hate and stand up for each other, writes D.Min. student Daniel Lee.
In celebration of Women's History Month, Duke Divinity is highlighting the stories of four inspiring African American women.
Katherine H. Smith shares a Lenten invitation to healing and community in a time of constraints and pandemics.
The “Listen, Organize, Act!” podcast interviews Christian leaders working in marginalized communities.
Efird was professor emeritus of the Divinity School and taught Greek and biblical studies to generations of students.
New director of Hispanic House of Studies and homiletics lecturer Alma Tinoco Ruiz on the call to faith, reconciliation, and unity.
The certificate can be earned within M.Div., M.T.S., and M.A. degree programs and prepares students for leadership in Methodist and Wesleyan Churches.
Greg Jones, dean of the Duke Divinity School, will be stepping down at the end of the academic year to become president of Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.
The volume demonstrates the presence of the living Christ in the sermon as exemplified through Mary’s conceiving, bearing, and naming of Jesus.
The program, along with 12 new scholarships, offers the opportunity to earn the flagship M.Div. degree without relocating to Durham.
The Yage Prize for Christian Literature & Arts promotes the production of Chinese Christian literature, music, and visual art and encourages faith through artistic expression.
In a partnership with Sojourners and two faith-based groups, CFR launches a non-degree certificate program to equip NC-based Latinx and African American pastors, ministry leaders, and their congregations to respond effectively.
The new formational community will support Asian and Asian-American students, encourage scholarship, and build networks at Duke and beyond.
Peele will join the White House as deputy director of management and administration for personnel.
Rev. Starsky Wilson, president of the Children's Defense Fund, will be keynote speaker at Duke's Martin Luther King Jr. ceremony on Jan. 17.
The volume contains the internationally renowned New Testament scholar’s most significant essays over the last 25 years and represents the fruition of his body of work.
Professor Portier-Young teaches the Old Testament with Zoom, dance parties, and blue suede shoes. Read about how she stands out for her innovative and enthusiastic online teaching.
Anathea Portier-Young Teaching the Old Testament with Zoom, dance parties, and blue suede shoes.
The Scholarship seeks to promote and support the highest levels of scholarly excellence and innovation at the intersection of Theology and the Visual Arts.
The grant will be used for a project on improving teaching through digital resources by creating a podcast.