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While You’re Here
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From the Dean
As you have read about Wake Forest University and its School of Divinity, you may have noticed several common themes emerging — teacher-student engagement, small classes, faculty who are teacher-scholars, education of the whole person, and Pro Humanitate, For Humanity, the Wake Forest motto. These Wake Forest educational and institutional values create an environment that is ideal for theological education, because theological education is at its best when it is education of the whole person and when students are guided in their professional development by faculty inside and outside the classroom.
- The Spirituality of Food, Field, and Table: A Retreat on the Art of Homecoming
- Swannanoa, NC
- June 16 - 20
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A Deacon In Hell’s Kitchen
For Alan Sherouse (MDiv ’05), pastor of Metro Baptist Church in New York City, the social variance...
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Thirty students conferred degrees at the 2013 Commencement ceremonies
The Wake Forest University School of Divinity conferred Master of Divinity degrees upon thirty students...
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Bahnson to lead morning workshops at the Wild Goose Festival
Author, eco-theologian, and Director of the School of Divinity’s Food, Faith, and Religious Leadership...
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