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Today more than ever, our world needs ready and capable faith leaders. Wake Divinity is a community of scholars, activists, ministers, and leaders committed to transforming our world for the better.
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“Shifting Interpretations”
James and Marilyn Dunn Chair Inaugural Lecture
Feb. 25, 2025
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Upcoming Events
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February 11, 2025 | 11:00am
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February 11, 2025 | 12:00pm
Lower Auditorium -
February 18, 2025 | 11:00am
Davis Chapel
News
- Wake Forest University School of Divinity Announces Master of Arts in Religion Program
- Wake Forest University School of Divinity to Host 9th Annual John W. Hatch Lecture and Symposium: ‘Activating Change: Health Justice in the 21st Century’
- Wake Forest University School of Divinity receives largest gift in school history
Social Media
Congratulations to Cory Henry for winning the 2025 GRAMMY for Best Roots Gospel Album with “Church”!
Last spring, we had an unforgettable experience hosting Henry and other prominent musical scholars on our campus for “Theological Improvisations.”
In case you missed the event, visit the link in our profile.
Feb 3

Associate Dean Elizabeth O`Donnell Gandolfo will deliver the Elliott Allen Institute for Theology and Ecology and MSGR Fraser Centre of Pastoral Theology Lecture on Monday, February 3, at Regis College—Toronto.
🔗: rsmtheology.utoronto.ca/2025/01/09/eco-martyrdom-in-the-americas-living-and-dying-for-our-common-home/
Jan 28

Walker urges justice, equity in Winston-Salem at MLK Breakfast
“Winston-Salem, today we have the opportunity to be a city that refuses to prioritize comfort over conviction, pride over principle, or individualism over community. Instead of being tethered to taglines, we can become a community where love, justice and dignity are the very fabric of our existence.” – Dean Corey D. B. Walker
To read the full article in the @thewschronicle, visit the link in our profile.
Jan 27
