Duke Divinity+ has launched Church Administration 2: Strategic Management. Enrollment is open now! Learn more about the course and enroll today ➡️ https://t.co/staoOLd3AC

Professor Luke Bretherton joins "The Disrupters: Faith Changing Culture" podcast with host and Th.D. student Kaitlyn Schiess to discuss how differences can lead to healthy politics. Listen to the podcast ➡️

Professor Peter Casarella discusses ecumenism, saying, "We need to convert ourselves from only seeing experts as from the academy and think more about the expertise that exists at the grassroots, what we can learn from the people." Find the podcast:

Congrats to Professor Luke Powery, whose book "Becoming Human: The Holy Spirit and the Rhetoric of Race" has been named the 2023 Book of the Year by the Religious Communication Association (RCA). https://t.co/YuqjpJNYLs

This is the last week to register for Convocation and Pastors' School, an intensive multi-day conference that offers lectures, worship, alumni gatherings, and seminars for Christian leaders of all traditions. Register today! ⤵️ https://t.co/4GeFVS5M1C

The Center for Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition and the Methodist House of Studies are co-sponsoring a public lecture by Dr. Dennis C. Dickerson of Vanderbilt University on September 27 at 12:30 p.m. in Westbrook 0012. Learn more: https://t.co/Hkk36ugzbJ

The lecture by Reverend Dr. Luka Ilic, “Father Luther’s Converts: Pastoral Care in the Protestant Reformation,” will focus on pastoral care as introduced and practiced by Martin Luther in the Reformation. Learn more about the lecture and register: https://t.co/1VdeUmOtWX

Convocation & Pastors’ School is an intensive multi-day conference led by scholars, artists, and practitioners from Duke and beyond on the theme: "Growing Where You Are Planted." The deadline to register is September 30. Learn more or register today: https://t.co/4GeFVS5M1C

Professor Xi Lian comments in @ChurchTimes on Christianity in China: “The seven percent who self-identify as believing in Jesus Christ still suggests a remarkable vitality and resilience in the face of severe restrictions imposed in recent years" https://t.co/0qDvEbHamO

Professor Brent Strawn joins #TheCreationConversationsPodcast to talk about his new book "The Incomparable God" Listen at

In @ChristianCent, Bishop @WillimonTweets @DukeDivinity reviews Dean @LukeAPowery's book "Becoming Human": “Preachers will find strong encouragement in Powery’s charismatic determination to speak like a Christian into America’s racial crisis.” Read: https://t.co/PGlt4z0UN0

Professor Brent A. Strawn has won a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant for a project to create the first critical, eclectic edition of the first 50 chapters of the book of Psalms. Read more:

@KatecBowler, a professor @DukeDivinity, offers a blessing as North Carolina schools begin a new school year. #nced https://t.co/JkZdJaBBkR

On September 8, Duke Initiative in Theology and the Arts will host "Beyond Measure: An Evening of Music in Celebration of Abundantly More" at 7:30 p.m. in Goodson Chapel. Learn more ate https://t.co/ijtdEyOadN

This is the last week to register for Convocation and Pastors' School with the early discount. Register today! ⤵️ https://t.co/4GeFVS5M1C

In response to a global climate crisis and the need to care for those most vulnerable, six @DukeDivinity alumni are following their calling to creation care by supporting various populations impacted by climate change. @DukeAlumni https://t.co/LbsCbDt8re

Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts presents two exhibits in Duke Chapel this semester comprising works from seventeen contemporary Chinese and American artists. Learn more at https://t.co/4BK9v1bCcd

In an interview with @faithleadership, Eric Williams discusses his hopes for his new role as director of the Office of Black Church Studies at Duke Divinity School. https://t.co/fXnL06ryJj

The Mt. Level Community Partnership for Racial Justice features @DukeDivinity professor Will Willimon on a "Forecast for the Church: Bridging the Racial Divide and The Christian Perspective of Reconciliation" on Wednesday, 8/30, 7-8:30 pm via Zoom: https://t.co/OGvHseDm8J.

In a study by Professor Mark Chaves, 74% of white evangelicals reported their political views as about the same as their congregations, countering the idea that many clergy are more liberal than their people. Read more: