Insights from the field of Peace and Conflict Studies can inform our ongoing pursuit of health-related justice in our congregations and communities. Join us to gain practical tools to pivot […]

The Theology, Medicine, and Culture Initiative at Duke Divinity School is hosting the fifth seminar in its annual seminar series, "Biblical Narratives of Healing" with Professors Ellen Davis and C. Kavin Rowe. Davis […]

This course will provide participants with a better understanding of a holistic approach to participation in God’s mission to the world and equip lay servants for more effective missional engagement […]

For the last 75 years, CWS has actively worked in solidarity and intentional focus with faith partners and community groups from across the world, to do in partnership what none of […]

Are you longing for a deeper spiritual path? Looking for a framework for understanding mystical experiences of women? Or just wanting to learn a little of the history and theology […]

Grief can be a lonely place, and those who care for persons who are grieving often find themselves at a loss. Helping Others Grow Through Their Grieving will explore how […]

Grief can be a lonely place, and those who care for persons who are grieving often find themselves at a loss. Helping Others Grow Through Their Grieving will explore how […]

Duke Divinity School's Office of Wesleyan Engagement is hosting a free two-part interactive lunch time seminar with Bishop Ken Carter and Rev. Dr. Audrey B. Warren entitled "The Future of […]

The event will focus on five dimensions of well-being and provide information that will inspire and encourage clergy of all ages and stages in ministry.

Bishop Palmer is excited to announce his next Leadership Clinic guest, Jemar Tisby, on November 9, 10a-12p EST. Jemar Tisby is a New York Times Bestselling author, the Deputy Director […]

Registration ENDS November 8, 2021 Why Should You Attend? Are you working to increase food access and wishing you could provide more fresh food options? Have you become overwhelmed by […]

While remote work isn’t new, it certainly is newly widespread. A recent Gallup poll found that 56% of workers in the United States are working remotely all or part of the time. Some […]