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University President Claudine Gay wrote in an email to Divinity School affiliates that she is “thrilled to welcome Marla back […] The post Marla Frederick becomes first Black woman to lead Harvard’s divinity school appeared first on TheGrio.

African American Religion Scholar Marla Frederick Returns to Harvard, Will Be First Woman to Lead Divinity School | News | The Harvard Crimson

    President Peter Salovey and Dean Greg Sterling invite you to a ceremony and reception honoring the Rev. James W. C. Pennington ’23 M.A.H. and the Rev. Alexander Crummell ’23 M.A.H.

Chad Fothergill is appointed chapel organist for Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, where he has recently served as interim chapel organist. He will continue as the primary organist for Duke Divinity School.

It’s hard to name another literary series that has had a significant impact on modern popular culture as “Harry Potter.” It is the all-time best-selling book series with over 500 million copies sold. The seven novels that make up the Harry Potter series were finally adapted into eight hugely popular movies, grossing a combined $7.7 billion… Continue reading Where Was ‘Harry Potter’ Filmed?

More and more students are voting with their feet, declining to go into debt for an education that displaces classical learning with ideology. Divinity schools, especially those that profess orthodoxy, should know better.

It has been just over a year since Charles Marsh’s memoir Evangelical Anxiety was published. And while there have been positive reviews in Rolling Stone

Internationally known composer, organist, and music director, Mark Miller will perform a concert titled “Organ and …” that will consist of organ and piano music, as well as vocals. Miller believes that everyone is a “child of God,” and that music is instrumental in healing the world. Adhering to Cornel West’s belief, “Justice is what […]

In an effort to help various Christian ministries adapt to the changing culture, including technology issues and membership decline, the Indiana-based Lilly Endowment has given $93 million in grants to 92 Christian organizations.

With lawyers becoming involved, who knows what lies ahead in this scandal?