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Black Church Studies

Black church studies at Duke leads the entire divinity community in racial reconciliation by helping all students reflect deeply on racial identity, the powerful legacies of racial identity and the continuing challenges for Christians of color, and the issues and concerns of the global black church.

The Office of Black Church Studies aids in this vital work by helping students of color gain the greatest possible value from their theological formation and by supporting all students in the crucial work of deepening communion across racial and cultural boundaries.

 

Triumph & Truth:
Celebrating 40 Years of the
Black Seminarians Union
Feb. 8, 9, and 10, 2010

Stony Roads
A blog from the
Office of Black Church Studies
Look. Wonder. Journey.
Stony Roads
Office of Black Church Studies Affiliated Faculty and Staff (from left): Professors Richard Payne, Richard Lischer, Willie Jennings, Emmanuel Katongole, J. Kameron Carter, Mary McClintock Fulkerson, William Turner, Jr., Esther Acolatse, Adjunct Assistant Professor Tonya Armstrong and Associate Dean Joy J. Moore. Not pictured are: Professors Amy Laura Hall, Curtis Freeman, Jo Wells and Tammy Williams.

Office of Black Church Studies Affiliated Faculty and Staff (from left): Professors Richard Payne, Richard Lischer, Willie Jennings, Emmanuel Katongole, J. Kameron Carter, Mary McClintock Fulkerson, William Turner, Jr., Esther Acolatse, Adjunct Assistant Professor Tonya Armstrong and Associate Dean Joy J. Moore. Not pictured are: Professors Amy Laura Hall, Curtis Freeman, Jo Wells and Tammy Williams.