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American to the Backbone is a new biography of James W.C. Pennington, a leader in the pre-Civil War abolition movement. When he escaped from slavery at age 19, Pennington was illiterate but he taught himself Latin and Greek and became the first black student at Yale only seven years later. This program includes a commentary and book signing by the author, The Rev. Christopher L. Webber.
Professor David Roozen is the key expert in a Religion News Service article on mainline Protestant denominations implementing reforms to reverse declines in membership. Read "Mainline Protestants Seek Reform, Stir Anger."
Professor Timur Yuskaev, Director of the Islamic Chaplaincy Program, is featured along with several Chaplaincy students, in an article titled "Muslim Chaplains Guide the Way" in Islamic Horizons magazine.
Professor Lucinda Mosher has published an article, “Walking Deliberately Into Difference: A Theology of Enabling Interreligious Understanding,” in the Fall 2011 issue of the Anglican Theological Review. Read article
Professor Ingrid Mattson will participate in a program titled "One Nation Under Law: Exploring How the Law Shapes the Muslim-American Experience" on Friday, February 3 at 8:15 a.m. at the University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford, CT. Dr. Mattson will speak on "The Realities of Islamic Practice in the United States," along with Umar Moghul, a Seminary trustee. To register, please click here.
Changing the Way Seminaries Teach: Pedagogies for Interfaith Dialogue, Edited by David Roozen and Heidi Hadsell, with contributions from Yehezkel Landau. More Information
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