RACC Past Events

Event Date: Sep. 23, 2015 Watch the Gallery Talk here. Read the VU News Featured Article, ‘Meet the Fergusons’ spotlights work of Nashville artist… Read More

THURSDAY, OCT. 30TH Panelists: Heather Daugherty (Trevecca Univ.) Steven Guthrie (Belmont Univ.) Rocky Horton (Lipscomb Univ.) Robin Jensen(Vanderbilt Univ.) Robert MacSwain (Univ. of the South: Sewanee) Dave Perkins (Vanderbilt Divinity School) Taylor Worley (Union Univ.)… Read More

Featuring Jonathan Richter and DKM September 10, 2014… Read More

MARCH 25TH, 2014 Featuring: REV. BECCA STEVENS (SNAKE OIL) REV. IAN CRON (JESUS, MY FATHER, THE CIA, AND ME) ASHLEY CLEVELAND (LITTLE BLACK SHEEP) PHIL MADEIRA (GOD ON THE ROCKS) Dave Perkins: Moderator Becca Stevens Ian Morgan Cron Ashely Cleveland Phil Madeira… Read More

March 11 & 12, 2014 March 11th: “Theology and the Most Intimate Heart: Readings in Poetry and Memoir” In conjunction with Dr. Perkins’ class “Creativity: A Theological Engagement,” Bondi will read and comment on selections from her autobiographical writings as well as a yet to be published volume of poetry. Read More

October 22, 2013 Religion in the Arts and Contemporary Culture is pleased to present an open session with acclaimed singer-songwriter Amy Grant.  Grant is an American music icon who has crossed genre boundaries and earned the respect of fans and peers with her honest and vulnerable approach to songwriting.  In… Read More

 Tuesday 15, 2013 “A venerated creator (Cohen).  An adored, tragic interpreter (Buckley).  An uncomplicated, memorable melody.  Ambiguous, evocative words.  Faith and uncertainty.  Pain and pleasure.” Today, “Hallelujah” is one of the most-performed rock songs in history. It has become a staple of movies and television shows as diverse as Shrek and The West Wing, of tribute videos… Read More

February 28th, 2011 Religion in the Arts and Contemporary Culture is pleased to present View from a Small Boat with award-winning photographer and adventurer John Guider. Guider built a small motor-less boat, launched it into the Cumberland River close to his home, traveled to the Mississippi, to the Gulf of… Read More

  Join us February 18-19, 2021 for a two-day virtual gathering with the creators of The Black Trans Prayer Book. For more information and the complete schedule, please see: https://divinity.vanderbilt.edu/tbtpb.php   The Black Trans Prayer Book is an interfaith, multi-dimensional, artistic and theological work that collects the… Read More