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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.

Featured Event

“Shifting Interpretations”

James and Marilyn Dunn Chair Inaugural Lecture

Why Wake Divinity?

Mission

Wake Divinity is an ecumenical community committed to justice, reconciliation and compassion.

Experience

We are committed to seeing each student succeed and reach their full potential.

Scholarship

Our faculty are teacher-scholars, accessible mentors, and exceptional educators.

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Wake Divinity prepares students for ministry in all its context within the church walls and beyond.

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Upcoming Events

Events
SAVE THE DATE and mark your calendars for the upcoming James and Marilyn Dunn Chair Lecture and Symposium!

Theme: Shifting Interpretations
🗓️: Tuesday, February 25 
📍: Wait Chapel 

For more details, visit the link in our profile.
In honor of Black History Month, we recognize and celebrate the history, significant achievements, and profound influence of the African-American community.

Join us in reflecting on their legacies and inspiring future generations to carry on the fight for equality and justice.
Dean Corey D. B. Walker will deliver the keynote address for “Humanities Week” at Coastal Carolina University on Thursday, January 30th, at 3 PM

🔗: www.coastal.edu/humanities/humanitiesweek/
It was exciting welcoming Baylee Smith (MDiv ‘13) back to campus as our speaker for this week’s Awakenings Worship chapel service!  To view the message, visit the link in our profile.

Remember, you’re always invited to join us on Tuesdays at 11 am in Davis Chapel for worship.
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/
Professor Katherine Shaner will be the guest preacher at Christ Episcopal Church in Sparta, NC, for their morning service on Sunday, February 2nd AND February 9th. Both services will start at 10:30 a.m.

For more information about the service, visit www.christchurchalleghany.org/
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.
Dean Corey D. B. Walker will be the panel moderator at the Bread For The World state convention on Saturday, January 25, at 9 a.m. 

For more information, visit go.bread.org/page/74936/survey/1