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An Episcopal congregation in Tennessee hosted a community conversation about the recent decision of a local school board to remove the graphic novel Maus from its school curriculum in addition to discussing the lessons that the book and the Holocaust can teach Christians.

An Episcopal congregation in Tennessee hosted a community conversation about the recent decision of a local school board to remove the graphic novel Maus from its school curriculum in addition to discussing the lessons that the book and the Holocaust can teach Christians.

An Episcopal congregation in Tennessee hosted a community conversation about the recent decision of a local school board to remove the graphic novel Maus from its school curriculum in addition to discussing the lessons that the book and the Holocaust can teach Christians.

Nancy B. Anthony, who for 35 years has been an advocate for Oklahomans through service at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, has announced plans to retire as the nonprofit’s president.

From China to modern Palestine, from Renaissance Europe to Reagan’s America of the 1980s, new books by Duke faculty will take you on a fascinating journey through time and space. We present a selection of books published in late 2021. Many of the books, including new editions of previous titles, can be found on the “Duke Authors” display shelves near the circulation desk in Perkins Library. Some are available as e-books for quick download. Most can also be purchased through the Gothic Boo...

From China to modern Palestine, from Renaissance Europe to Reagan’s America of the 1980s, new books by Duke faculty will take you on a fascinating journey through time and space. We present a selection of books published in late 2021. Many of the books, including new editions of previous titles, can be found on the “Duke Authors” display shelves near the circulation desk in Perkins Library. Some are available as e-books for quick download. Most can also be purchased through the Gothic Boo...

Unlike some other so-called interfaith leaders who are wolves in sheep's clothing, Abdullah T. Antepli is the real deal.

Duke University Chapel has selected the hymn “Open Wide the Doors” by Brad Croushorn as the winner of its 2021 Hymn Competition. Croushorn’s hymn text was chosen from among 60 entries from three countries. “This new hymn reminds us that mercy, grace, and forgiveness are the portals—the doors and windows—through which Jesus is made known to the world, while exhorting those of us who follow Christ to broaden our definition of ‘neighbor,’” said the Rev. Luke A. Powery, dean of Duk...

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The congregation in T. D. Jakes’s network is one of the biggest to shutter its doors due to COVID-19 constraints.