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Dean Edgardo Colón-Emeric stands in front of the Pentecost Window at Duke Divinity School.

Christian Ecumenism and Extravagant Mercy

The case for Christian unity and dreaming in line with Pentecost, writes Duke Divinity School Dean Edgardo Colón-Emeric.

TMC Launches New Program for Mental Health Practitioners

The hybrid Certificate in Theology and Health Care will now offer a track that provides robust and practical theological formation for mental health professionals.

Bria Rochelle preaches in Goodson Chapel at Duke Divinity School

Duke Divinity School Receives Grant for $1 Million to Strengthen Preaching Program

The grant from the Lilly Endowment's Compelling Preaching Initiative will help launch the Transformative Preaching Lab to prepare theologically informed and culturally competent preachers.

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The Word Made Fresh

Feb. 16-18 event features artists engaged in exploration of the arts, discipleship, and Christian imagination.

Gayle C. Felton, Former Professor, Dies at 71

Felton taught at the Divinity School for over a decade, guiding a generation of UMC pastors.

New Book on Black Church

Professor Eboni Marshall Turman explores roots of sexism in black churches.

Wirzba Wins Sabbatical Grant

Norman Wirzba has received a $40,000 grant from a Lilly Endowment-funded program at the Louisville Institute.

Th.D. Program Wins Grant

Doctor of Theology program gets $15,000 grant to strengthen preparation for teaching.

Claire Wimbush: Broken People Walking Toward Wholeness

Claire Wimbush, a Duke Divinity School graduate born with spastic cerebral palsy, reflects on how the wounded body of Jesus reveals a wholeness that doesn't depend on physical perfection.

Three New Courses in Theology & the Arts

In the spring 2014 semester, DITA will present three new courses in theology, literature, and the arts.

'Music, Modernity, and God'

A new book by Professor Begbie explores theological issues of the modern age through music.

Path to the Pulpit

Brad Thie, new director of the Thriving Rural Communities Initiative, shares his journey from the business world to the ministry.

Peter Storey: "The Nelson Mandela I Knew and Loved"

Professor Emeritus Peter Storey, who once served as Mandela's prison chaplain, loved him for his lesser-known acts that revealed a genius for Ubuntu – the awareness that his life was inextricably bound up with the lives of all his fellow human beings, especially his enemies.