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  • Look who’s blogging!

    Look who’s blogging!

    This week we share blogs post of two of our recent graduates, Emily Rowell Brown, MDiv’13 and Monica Weber, MDiv’13. 4 SUREFIRE WAYS TO ATTRACT YOUNG ADULTS TO CHURCH by Emily Rowell Brown Posted November 12, 2014 Spoiler alert: the post title is actually… Read More

    Nov. 19, 2014

  • Looking Back at the Beginnings

    Looking Back at the Beginnings

    By: Jonathan Radford, MDiv1 Believe it or not, this blog you’re reading right now has been a source for information, enlightenment, and engagement at the Vanderbilt Divinity School and communities around the world for a little more than a year. So, we thought it… Read More

    Nov. 12, 2014

  • Three Questions with Marcia Mount Shoop

    Three Questions with Marcia Mount Shoop

    Vanderbilt Divinity School is partnering with theologian, author, and minister The Rev. Marcia Mount Shoop (MDiv Vanderbilt 1996; PhD Emory University 2003) to explore the how this community can becoming more intentionally attentive and healing around sexual violence and other kinds of abuses of power. For… Read More

    Nov. 5, 2014

  • Three Questions with Michelene Pesantubbee

    Three Questions with Michelene Pesantubbee

    Michelene Pesantubbee   Michelene E. Pesantubbee, the Associate Professor of Religious Studies and American Indian Native Studies, University of Iowa, will deliver the 2014 Howard Harrod Lecture, titled Native American Food Culture and the Industrial Food Complex:  Bringing Back a Bison-Based Diet, on Thursday, November 6, 2014. For… Read More

    Oct. 29, 2014

  • Jennifer Lane: Military Ministry and Sister Saints in Sacrifice

    Jennifer Lane: Military Ministry and Sister Saints in Sacrifice

    This season after Pentecost, the Spirit is speaking to me through sisterhood: the unique and powerful sisterhood I have found in the Army Chaplain Corps. Often these sister saints are other female chaplains like Mary Miriti, Sharonda Watson, Lauren Hughes, Brittney Wooten, Delana Small and Roxanne… Read More

    Oct. 15, 2014

  • Schola Prophetarum

    Schola Prophetarum

    Schola Prophetarum:  Language in the Global Health Arena for HIV/AIDS and Family Planning by: Jennifer Eaton Dyer, MTS’01, PhD’07 Eating lunch outside the refectory of Vanderbilt Divinity School, back around the turn of the millennium, I remember stumbling across the stone etching of Schola Prophetarum, the School of the… Read More

    Oct. 8, 2014

  • SARAH GOES TO DIVINITY SCHOOL!

    SARAH GOES TO DIVINITY SCHOOL!

    Hello Everyone, Sarah here! I hope the beginning of your fall has been filled with sweaters you’ve thrifted from Goodwill, pumpkin spice lattes, and squash! In Nashville, fall(ish) began for us last week—something I have been looking forward to since the heat of August overcame our beautiful city!  Well, technically… Read More

    Oct. 1, 2014

  • Vanderbilt University

    Three Questions with Tex Sample

    Tex Sample Tex Sample, the Robert B. and Kathleen Rogers Professor, emeritus,of Church and Society at the Saint Paul School of Theology, will deliver the 2014 Cole Lectures at Vanderbilt University on October 2-3. For our readers to become acquainted with Professor Sample, we asked him to respond to… Read More

    Sep. 24, 2014

  • Three Questions with Emilie M. Townes

    Three Questions with Emilie M. Townes

    In advance of all of our public lectures and community events at Vanderbilt Divinity School this year, we plan to interview each of our lecturers. Our first event highlighted is our Community Breakfast on September 25, 2014. (Register by following this link)… Read More

    Sep. 17, 2014

  • A Reason for this Season

    A Reason for this Season

    “The world is before you and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in.” —James Baldwin As a first-year master of divinity student, I entered Vanderbilt University ready to study and participate in the transformation of a world, which I… Read More

    Sep. 10, 2014