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Duke Divinity School is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Office of Black Church Studies, culminating in an evening celebration on April 17 featuring Grammy Award-winning gospel singer Yolanda Adams and the Martin Luther King Lecture Series on April 18 with the Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Hale. 2021 OBCS graduates in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Office of Black

For some progressive Christians and ex-evangelicals, an invitation to attend an Easter service might feel like receiving a request for us to open themselves to the largest celebration of the very theology and power dynamics that harmed them.

Lattimore, a doctoral candidate in theology at the Divinity School, hopes to use his experience in working across boundaries to take an interdisciplinary approach to supporting the University’s priorities.

Interfaith conference at Duke Divinity School engages young faith leaders on climate change, public policy, and community engagement

Beneath the Duke Chapel’s stained glass, amongst the cold walls of gray stone and warm pews of richly dark wood, a collection of pieces of art — fifty in total — are on display.&nbsp&#x3B;

(RNS) — He isn't the first bishop to leave the United Methodist Church for the fledgling conservative denomination. But his exit has arguably caused the greatest stir.

Henderson County (Feb 15, 2023) - Mark D. Constantine, a well-respected leader and influencer within health philanthropy, will join Dogwood Health Trust as Senior Vice President of Community Investment in mid April 2023, the organization announced.

(RNS) — An analysis of departing churches suggests the country’s second-largest Protestant denomination will be weakened, but it is unlikely to break.

The initial departures, mostly concentrated in the South, represent around 6 percent of the denomination—not as dramatic as the “schism” some feared.

/PRNewswire/ -- Faith For Our Planet (FFOP), a global interfaith coalition launched the worlds first ever global Youth Interfaith Program on climate change at...