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Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
AMXTIAN: American Christianity Instructor Day Time Room Number
AMXTIAN 756
(Previously numbered
as AMXTIAN 28)
American Christianity
Limit 140, letter grade only, students must
register for one of the preceptorials below
Core Course
756.01 Preceptorial, limit 14
Kate Bowler Tu/Th 10:00-11:15 AM 0016W
Jacki Price-
Linnartz
W 10:00-10:50 AM 060L
756.02 Preceptorial, limit 14 Andrew Coates W 10:00-10:50 AM 050L
756.03 Preceptorial, limit 14 Wen Reagan W 10:00-10:50 AM 030W
756.04 Preceptorial, limit 14
Jacki Price-
Linnartz
W 1:30-2:20 PM 050L
756.05 Preceptorial, limit 14 Sean Larsen W 1:30-2:20 PM 0041L
756.06 Preceptorial, limit 14 Andrew Coates W 1:30-2:20 PM 0044L
756.07 Preceptorial, limit 14 Sonia Hazard W 1:30-2:20 PM 042L
756.08 Preceptorial, limit 14 Sean Larsen Th 9:00-9:50 AM 030W
756.09 Preceptorial, limit 14 Samantha Fong Th 9:00-9:50 AM 050L
756.10 Preceptorial, limit 14 Canceled Th 9:00-9:50 AM 0044L
756.11 Preceptorial, limit 14 Wen Reagan Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 0011W
AMXTIAN 760
(Previously numbered
AMXTIAN 150)
AMXTIAN 807
(Previously numbered
as AMXTIAN 294)
AMXTIAN 950
(Previously numbered
as AMXTIAN 342)
North Carolina Christianity
Limit 20
PTM LE
The Social Organization of American
Religion
Limit 15
Cross-listed as REL 854 (20 total)
American Religious Biography: Jonathan
Edwards's Life, Thought, & Legacy in
American Culture
Limit 8; instructor permission only
Cross-listed as REL 857 (15 total)
Kate Bowler W 2:30-5:00 PM 0041L
Mark Chaves W 8:30-11:00 AM 042L
Grant Wacker Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 031W
BCS: Black Church Studies Instructor Day Time Room Number
BCS 760
(Previously numbered
as BCS 100)
Courses Listed Alphabetically by Registration Code
Theology in the Black Church Traditions
Limit 35, Prerequisites: XT 755
BCS LE
J. Kameron
Carter
Preceptors:
Amey Adkins &
Tomi Oredein
Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 0014W
1 9/5/2012

BCS 762 (Previously
numbered as BCS
125)
Christian Identity and the Formation of the
Racial World
Limit 45, Prerequisites: XT 755, XE 757
Students must sign up for one of the
preceptorials below
No Auditors, No Pass/Fail Option
BCS LE
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Willie Jennings M/W 2:30-3:45 PM 0012W
762.01 Preceptorial, limit 15 Canceled M 4:00-4:50 PM 0054L
762.02 Preceptorial, limit 15 Jodi Belcher M 4:00-4:50 PM 0050L
762.03 Preceptorial, limit 15 SueJeanne Koh Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 0054L
CHURHST: Church History Instructor Day Time Room Number
CHURHST 750
(Previously numbered
as CHURHST 13)
Early and Medieval Christianity
Limit 175, letter grade only, students must sign
up for one of the preceptorials below
Core Course
Warren Smith Tu/Th 2:30-3:45 PM 0016W
750.01 Preceptorial, limit 14 Julie Lillis F 9:00-9:50 AM 0013W
750.02 Preceptorial, limit 14 Tanner Capps F 9:00-9:50 AM 060L
750.03 Preceptorial, limit 14 Ken Woo F 9:00-9:50 AM 050L
750.04 Preceptorial, limit 14 Ben Dillon F 9:00-9:50 AM 0044L
750.05 Preceptorial, limit 14 Katie Benjamin F 9:00-9:50 AM 042L
750.06 Preceptorial, limit 14 Bobby Rackley F 9:00-9:50 AM 030W
750.07 Preceptorial, limit 14 Ken Woo F 11:25 - 12:15PM 0044L
750.08 Preceptorial, limit 14 Jen Benedict F 11:25 - 12:15PM 060L
750.09 Preceptorial, limit 14 Brett McCarty F 11:25 - 12:15PM 050L
750.10 Preceptorial, limit 14 Canceled F 11:25 - 12:15PM 0044L
750.11 Preceptorial, limit 14 Tanner Capps F 11:25 - 12:15PM 042L
750.12 Preceptorial, limit 14 Ben Dillon F 11:25 - 12:15PM 030W
CHURHST 760
(Previously numbered
as CHURHST 101)
CHURHST 790.01
(Previously numbered
as CHURHST 144)
Introduction to Ecclesiastical Latin
Limit 20, Pass/fail option; Two semester
sequence: no credit will be given for 760 without
completion of 761
Becoming Divine: History of Eastern
Orthodoxy
Limit 20
WXTIAN LE
Warren Smith M/W/F 1:30-2:20 PM 060L
Meredith Riedel Tu/Th 4:00-5:15 PM 030W
2 9/5/2012

CHURHST 814
(Previously numbered
as CHURHST 276)
CHURHST 816
(Previously numbered
as CHURHST 272A)
CHURHST 990.01
(New Course)
Baptism in First Eight Centuries of the
Church
Limit 20, Prerequisite: CHURHST 750
No Auditors
Out of Africa: Christianity in N. Africa Before
Islam
Limit 20, Prerequisite: CHURHST 750
No Auditors
The History of Contemporary Worship
Limit 4, Prerequisite: AMXTIAN 756
Cross-listed as LTS 950 (12 Total)
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Susan Keefe Canceled Canceled Canceled
Susan Keefe Canceled Canceled Canceled
Lester Ruth Th 8:30-11:00 AM 0011W
CHURMIN: Christian Ministry Instructor Day Time Room Number
CHURMIN 760
(Previously numbered
as CHURMIN 30)
CHURMIN 761
(Previously numbered
as CHURMIN 110)
CHURMIN 763
(Previously numbered
as CHURMIN 120)
Introduction to the Ministry of Preaching
Limit 15
Student Pastors have registration priority in this
class
CHURMIN LE
Introduction to Christian Ministry: Ordained
Leadership
Limit 35
CHURMIN LE
The Holy Spirit and Ministry
Limit 20
CHURMIN LE
James Howell W 2:30-5:00 PM 0011W
Will Willimon Tu/Th 4:00-5:15 PM 0012W
William Turner Th 8:30-11:00 AM 0015W
HISTREL: Historical Religion Instructor Day Time Room Number
HISTREL 763
(Previously numbered
as HISTREL 132)
An Introduction to Jewish Prayer
Limit 20
Steven Sager Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 050L
HISTTHEO: Historical Theology Instructor Day Time Room Number
HISTTHEO 890.01
(Previously numbered
as HISTTHEO 220)
Writing the Trinity: Augustine to Milton
Limit 16
Students interested in this class should read
the course synopsis in ACES before
registering
David Aers Th 2:50-5:20 PM 050L
3 9/5/2012

HISTTHEO 990.01
(Previously numbered
as HISTTHEO 330)
History and Theology of Byzantine
Iconography
Limit 15, Prerequisite: CHURHST 750,
NEWTEST 760-1 recommended
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Meredith Riedel M 2:30-5:00 PM 042L
LTS: Liturgical Studies Instructor Day Time Room Number
LTS 760 (Previously
numbered as LTS 78)
Introduction to Christian Worship
Limit 75, Prerequisites: CH 750,751 & XT 755;
students must register for one of the
practicums/preceptorials below
PTM LE
Fulfills UMC Worship Requirement for
Ordination
Lester Ruth W/F 10:00-11:15 AM 0012W
760.01 Practicum/Preceptorial, limit 15 Sangwoo Kim F 11:25-12:15 PM 0012W
760.02 Practicum/Preceptorial, limit 15 David Taylor F 11:25-12:15 PM 0015W
760.03 Practicum/Preceptorial, limit 15
Meghan
Feldmeyer
F 11:25-12:15 PM 0011W
760.04 Practicum/Preceptorial, limit 15 Jenny Copeland F 11:25-12:15 PM 0016W
760.05 Practicum/Preceptorial, limit 15 Diane Amidon F 11:25-12:15 PM 0014W
LTS 950
(New Course)
The History of Contemporary Worship
Limit 8, Prerequisite: AMXTIAN 756
Cross-listed as CHURHST 990 (12 Total)
Lester Ruth Th 8:30-11:00 AM 0011W
NEWTEST: New Testament Instructor Day Time Room Number
NEWTEST 701
(Previously Numbered
as NEWTEST 2A)
NEWTEST 760.01
(Previously Numbered
as NEWTEST 103)
NEWTEST 760.02
(Previously Numbered
as NEWTEST 103)
Greek Reading
Limit 20, Prerequisites: NT 760 & 761
Non-credit course
Hellenistic Greek
(Must be followed by NT 761: see bulletin) Limit
25, Pass/Fail Option
Hellenistic Greek
(Must be followed by NT 761: see bulletin) Limit
25, Pass/Fail Option
Lori Baron TBA TBA TBA
TJ Lang M/W/F 1:30-2:20 PM 110G
Tom McGlothlin Tu/Th/F 1:30-2:20 PM 0015W
4 9/5/2012

NEWTEST 760.03
(Previously Numbered
as NEWTEST 103)
NEWTEST 770R
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST117B)
NEWTEST 790.01
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST144)
NEWTEST 790.02
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST144)
NEWTEST 790.03
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST144)
NEWTEST 870K
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST 226C)
NEWTEST 870L
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST 226A)
NEWTEST 950
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST 301)
NEWTEST 954
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST 312)
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Hellenistic Greek
(Must be followed by NT 761: see bulletin) Limit
25, Pass/Fail Option
English Exegesis of Romans
Limit 25, Prerequisite: NT 754
NTEX LE
Resurrection Narratives (English)
Limit 25, Prerequisite: NT 754
NTEX LE
Sex, Gender, and the Body: New Testament
Conceptions Limit
20, Prerequisite: NT 754
NTEX LE
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
English Exegesis: The Life of Paul
Limit 25, Prerequisite: NT 754
NTEX LE
Greek Exegesis of Mark
Limit 20, Prerequisite: NT 754, NT 760-1
NTEX LE
Greek Exegesis of Luke
Limit 20, Prerequisites: NT 754, NT760-1
NTEX LE
NT and Ancient Graeco-Roman Philosophy
Limit 20, Prerequisites: OT 752 & 753, NT 754,
XT 755, XE 756, preferably one advanced
course in biblical exegesis or Christian
theology/ethics
Pauline Theology
Limit 15
Doctoral Seminar - MDiv/MTS/ThM students by
permission only
Josh Leim Tu/Th/F 1:30-2:20 PM 042L
Susan Eastman M/W 4:00-5:15 PM 0012W
Joel Marcus Th 2:30-5:00 PM 031W
Brittany Wilson M 2:30-5:00 PM 0041L
Douglas
Campbell
Preceptor: TJ
Lang
Tu/Th 2:30-3:45 PM 0013W
Brittany Wilson Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 0044L
Kavin Rowe W/F 10:00-11:15AM 110G
Kavin Rowe W 2:30-5:00 PM 110G
Douglas
Campbell
Th AM 060L
5 9/5/2012

NEWTEST 970
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST 340)
Historical Jesus
Limit 15
Doctoral Seminar - MDiv/MTS/ThM students by
permission only
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Joel Marcus Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 042L
OLDTEST: Old Testament Instructor Day Time Room Number
OLDTEST 701
(Previously Numbered
as OLDTEST 2A)
OLDTEST 752
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 11)
Hebrew Reading
Limit 20, Prerequisites: OT 760 & 761
Non-credit course
Intro. to Old Testament Interpretation
Limit 175, letter grade only, students must
register for one of the preceptorials below
Core Course
Sean Burrus TBA TBA TBA
Stephen
Chapman
W/F 10:00-11:15 AM 0016W
752.01 Preceptorial, limit 14 Presian Burroughs Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 0013W
752.02 Preceptorial, limit 14 Diana Abernethy Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 060L
752.03 Preceptorial, limit 14 Mandy Rodgers-Gates Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 110G
752.04 Preceptorial, limit 14 Canceled Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 050L
752.05 Preceptorial, limit 14 William Babcock Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 030W
752.06 Preceptorial, limit 14 Canceled Tu 1:30-2:20 PM 0050L
752.07 Preceptorial, limit 14 Ken Olson W 9:00-9:50 AM 0015W
752.08 Preceptorial, limit 14 Presian Burroughs W 9:00-9:50 AM 0013W
752.09 Preceptorial, limit 14 Chris Blumhofer W 9:00-9:50 AM 060L
752.10 Preceptorial, limit 14 Diana Abernethy W 9:00-9:50 AM 110G
752.11 Preceptorial, limit 14 Mandy Rodgers-Gates W 9:00-9:50 AM 050L
752.12 Preceptorial, limit 14 William Babcock W 9:00-9:50 AM 030W
752.13 Preceptorial, limit 14 Zack Phillips W 9:00-9:50 AM 0012W
OLDTEST 760.01
(Previously Numbered
as OLDTEST 115)
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
(Must be followed by OT 761: see bulletin) Limit
20, Pass/Fail option
Stephen Wilson M/W/F 1:30-2:20 PM 0013W
6 9/5/2012

OLDTEST 760.02
(Previously Numbered
as OLDTEST 115)
OLDTEST 760.03
(Previously Numbered
as OLDTEST 115)
OLDTEST 767
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 180)
OLDTEST 802
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 210)
OLDTEST 806
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 280)
OLDTEST 860
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 207)
OLDTEST 960
(New Course)
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
(Must be followed by OT 761: see bulletin) Limit
20, Pass/Fail option
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
(Must be followed by OT 761: see bulletin) Limit
20, Pass/Fail option
From Text to Sermon
Limit 10, Prerequisites: OT 752 & 753, NT 754,
PR 758
Cross-listed as PREACHNG 765 (20 Total)
PTM LE
Interpreting Exodus through Jewish and
Christian Traditions
Limit 20, Prerequisites: OT 752 & 753
Note: Could count as Presbyterian Exegesis
Class, a Hebrew section of this course will be
available with entrance by instructor permission
Cross-listed as REL 999
Biblical Bodies
Prerequisite: OT 762
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Sarah Jobe
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
Hebrew Prose Narrative
Limit 17, Prerequisites: OT 760 & 761
Cross-listed as REL 608 (20 total)
Place and Space: In, Around, and After the
Hebrew Bible
Limit 15
Doctoral Seminar - MDiv/MTS/ThM students by
permission only
Emanuel Fiano Tu/Th/F
Tu/Th 1:30-2:20 PM
F 11:25-12:15 PM
0041L
Ben Gordon Tu/Th/F 1:30-2:20 PM 0044L
Stephen
Chapman/ Will
Willimon
Ellen Davis/
Laura Leiber
Anathea Portier-
Young
W 2:30-5:00 PM 0013W
Th 2:30-5:00 PM 110G
This course will be offered from 6:30-8:30pm on
Thursdays at the Raleigh Correctional Center for Women.
Due to RCCW policies, this course is only available for
women students. Students interested in this course should
contact Sarah Jobe (scj4@duke.edu) beginning April 5 to
receive more details and permission to register. Students
will need to participate in a mandatory training session,
and the details for this will be forthcoming.
Jacob Stromberg W/F 10:00-11:15 AM 0015W
Ellen Davis Th 8:30-11:00 AM 031W
PARISH: The Care of the Parish Instructor Day Time Room Number
7 9/5/2012

PARISH 768
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 146)
PARISH 770
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 148)
PARISH 774
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 157)
PARISH 777
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 159)
PARISH 780
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 180)
PARISH 808
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 245)
PARISH 809
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 250)
Philanthropy and the Church
Limit 20
Forming Disciples in the Wesleyan Tradition
Limit 20
CHURMIN LE
Fulfills UMC Evangelism Requirement
Local Polity, Global Vision: The Episcopal
Church and the Anglican Communion
Limit 20
WXTIAN LE
Fulfills Anglican Cert. Elective
Wesleyan Foundations for Mission, Practice,
and Belief
Limit 100
Fulfills one of two UM requirements for
History, Theology and Polity
The Missional Church and Evangelism
Limit 35, Prerequisite: XT 755
PTM LE
Fulfills UM Evangelism and Mission of
the Church requirements
Fulfills Prison Studies Elective
Agrarian Theology for an Urban World
Limit 20, Prerequisite: XE 757
PTM LE
Restorative Justice, Prison Ministry, and the
Church
By instructor Permission Only
PTM LE
Fufills Prison Studies Certificate
Requirement
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Joe Mann W 2:30-5:00 PM 0044L
Stephen Gunter
Preceptor:
Cristina Comer
Timothy
Kimbrough/
William Gregg
Randy Maddox
Preceptors:
Sangwoo Kim &
Seann Duffin
Laceye Warner /
Jeff Conklin-
Miller
Preceptor:
Cristina Comer
Tu/Th 4:00-5:15 PM 0013W
Th 5:30-8:00 PM 0015W
Tu/Th 8:30-9:45 AM 0012W
M 2:30-5:00 PM 0015W
Norman Wirzba W 2:30-5:00 PM 042L
Douglas
Campbell
M 2:30-5:00 PM 0013W
PASTCARE: Pastoral Care Instructor Day Time Room Number
8 9/5/2012

PASTCARE 760
(Previously numbered
as PASTCARE 64)
PASTCARE 761
(Previously numbered
as PASTCARE 101)
PASTCARE 890.01
(Previously numbered
PASTCARE 220)
Introduction to Pastoral Theology and Care
Limit 20, Letter Grade Only, Prerequisite: XT
755
PTM LE
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Introduction to the Ministry of
Social Work
Limit 25
CHURMIN LE
Required Course for MDiv/MSW Dual-Degree
The Church's Care for the Sick
Limit 12
Esther Acolatse Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 060L
Jim Travis W 2:30-5:00 PM 0016W
Susan Dunlap Th 8:30-11:00 AM 042L
PREACHNG: Preaching Instructor Day Time Room Number
PREACHNG 758
(Previously numbered
as PREACHNG 30)
Introduction to Christian Preaching
Limit 60; Prerequisites: NT 754, OT 752 & 753,
students must register for one of the
preceptorials listed below
Core Course
William Turner W/F 8:30-11:00 AM 0014W
758.01 Preceptorial, limit 12
Elizabeth
Michael
0011W
758.02
758.03
Preceptorial, limit 12
Preceptorial, limit 12
Canceled
Chris Brady
Precepts for PR 758 will take place
within the W/F 8:30-11am time frame
for the class
0014W
0050L
758.04 Preceptorial, limit 12 Leslie Nambo 0054L
758.05 Preceptorial, limit 12 Canceled 0041L
PREACHNG 765
(Previously numbered
as PREACHNG 180)
PREACHING 802
(Previously numbered
as PREACHNG 210)
PREACHING 803
(Previously numbered
PREACHNG 230)
From Text to Sermon
Limit 10, Prerequisites: OT 752 & 753, NT 754,
PR 758
Cross-listed as OLDTEST 767 (20 Total)
PTM LE
Principalities and Powers
Limit 12, Prerequisite: PR 758, XT 755
PTM LE
Fulfills Prison Studies Elective
Proclamation for a Virtual Reality
Limit 12, Prerequisite: PR 758, XT 755
PTM LE
Stephen
Chapman/ Will
Willimon
W 2:30-5:00 PM 0013W
Chuck Campbell W 2:30-5:00 PM 0054L
Joy Moore Canceled Canceled Canceled
SPIRIT: Spirituality Instructor Day Time Room Number
9 9/5/2012

SPIRIT 760
(Previously numbered
as SPIRIT 22)
SPIRIT 999.01
(Previously numbered
as SPIRIT 399)
SPIRIT 999.02
(Previously numbered
as SPIRIT 399)
See Course
Description Below
Introduction to Christian Spirituality
Limit 20
CHURMIN LE
The Powers That Be
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Sarah Jobe
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
Spiritual Autobiography
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Divinity
Academics
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Edward Rommen Th 8:30-11:00 AM 0041L
Chuck Campbell
Lauren Winner
WXTIAN: World Christianity Instructor Day Time Room Number
WXTIAN 765
(New Course)
WXTIAN 807
(Previously numbered
as WXTIAN 230)
WXTIAN 811
(Previously numbered
as WXTIAN 255)
World Christianity, Faith-Based
Organisations & Christian Responses to
Poverty
Limit 20
WXTIAN LE
The Nation State and Theology in Africa
Limit 20, Letter grade only; Prerequisite: XT 755
WXTIAN LE
Journeys of Reconciliation
Limit 20, Letter grade only; Prerequisite: XT 755
PTM or WXTIAN LE
Luke Bretherton
Preceptor: Sean
Larsen
Emmnauel
Katongole
Emmnauel
Katongole
This course will be offered from 1:30-3:30pm on Mondays
at the Butner Federal Prison and will examine Biblical
texts, theological literature, films, novels, and the
newspaper as resources for exploring the nature of what
the New Testament calls the "Principalities and Powers,"
as well as their significance for faithful life and witness..
This course is available for women and men students.
Students interested in this course should contact Sarah
Jobe (scj4@duke.edu) beginning April 5 to receive more
details and permission to register. Students will need to
participate in a mandatory training session, and the details
for this will be forthcoming.
This course will be offered from 4:30-6:30pm on Mondays
at Central Prison. Due to Central Prison policies, this
course is only available for men students. Students
interested in this course should contact Divinity Academics
(academics@div.duke.edu) beginning April 5 to receive
more details and permission to register. Students will
need to participate in a mandatory training session, and
the details for this will be forthcoming.
W 2:30-5:00 PM 0015W
Tu 5:30-8:00 PM 042L
W 2:30-5:00 PM 0014W
10 9/5/2012

Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
11 9/5/2012

Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
XTIANEDU: Christian Education Instructor Day Time Room Number
XTIANEDU 760
(Previously numbered
as XTIANEDU 80)
Introduction to the Education of Christians
Limit 20
CHURMIN LE
Fulfills Christian Ed. Con. Requirement
Fred Edie W 2:30-5:00 PM 030W
XTIANETH: Christian Ethics Instructor Day Time Room Number
XTIANETH 761
(Previously numbered
as XTIANETH 175)
XTIANETH 803
(Previously numbered
as XTIANETH 213)
XTIANETH 810
(Previously
renumbered as
XTIANETH 290)
XTIANETH 953
(Previously numbered
as XTIANETH 330)
Healing Arts: Illness, Suffering and the
Witness of the Church
Limit 35
Christian Ethics in America
Limit 20, Prerequisite: XE 757
S. Kierkegaard
Limit 15, Prerequisite: XE 757
The Love Commandment
Limit 20, Prerequisite: XE 757
XTIANSTU: Christian Studies
XTIANSTU 705
Inhabiting the Christian Drama
Limit 20, Only open to MACS students
Core MACS Course
Ray Barfield /
Warren Kinghorn
Tu/Th 4:00-5:15 PM 0041L
Allen Verhey Th 2:30-5:00 PM 060L
Amy Laura Hall Th 2:30-5:00 PM 0044L
Allen Verhey Tu 5:30-8:00 PM 031W
Instructor Day Time Room Number
Norman Wirzba M 2:30-5:00 PM 110G
XTIANTHE: Christian Theology Instructor Day Time Room Number
XTIANTHE 725
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 105)
XTIANTHE 755
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 32)
Christian Vocation
Limit 20
CHURMIN LE
Christian Theology
Limit 155, letter grade only, students must sign
up for one of the preceptorials below
Core Course
Curtis Freeman
Preceptor: Laura
Levens
Edgardo Colon-
Emeric
Th 8:30-11:00 AM 0013W
W/F 8:30-9:45 AM 0016W
755.01 Preceptorial, limit 14 Robert Moses W 1:30-2:20 PM 0015W
755.02 Preceptorial, limit 14 Mark Gorman W 1:30-2:20 PM 030W
755.03 Preceptorial, limit 14 Jess Wong W 1:30-2:20 PM 0054L
12 9/5/2012

Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
755.04 Preceptorial, limit 14 Jen Benedict W 1:30-2:20 PM 0050L
755.05 Preceptorial, limit 14 SueJeanne Koh W 1:30-2:20 PM 0011W
755.06 Preceptorial, limit 14 Robert Moses Th 1:30-2:20 PM 0013W
755.07 Preceptorial, limit 14 Mark Gorman Th 1:30-2:20 PM 060L
755.08 Preceptorial, limit 14 Joelle Hathaway Th 1:30-2:20 PM 110G
755.09 Preceptorial, limit 14 Justin Ashworth Th 1:30-2:20 PM 050L
755.10 Preceptorial, limit 14 Michelle Wolffe Th 1:30-2:20 PM 030W
755.11 Preceptorial, limit 14 Canceled Th 1:30-2:20 PM 0054L
XTIANTHE 760
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 114)
XTIANTHE 808
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 214)
XTIANTHE 834
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 288)
XTIANTHE 838
(New Course)
XTIANTHE 839
(New Course)
XTIANTHE 890.01
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 220)
XTIANTHE 950
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 300)
The Free Church
Limit 20, Prerequisite: CH 761
Fulfills Baptist Certificate Requirement
PTM LE
Feminist Theology:Globalization
Limit 20
WXTIAN LE
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
The Thought of Augustine of Hippo
Limit 35
Note: Doctoral students interested in this course
are encouraged to contact Dr. Griffiths about
registering as a directed study
Church, Mission & Society
Limit 20, Prerequisites: CHURHST 750 & 751
Salvation and Damnation: Explorations of
Frantz Fanon
Limit 12, Prerequisite: XT 755
Cross-listed as REL 999.05 (15 total)
Explorations in Hispanic Theology and
Practice
Limit 25; Prerequisites: XT755, CH 750 & 751
PTM LE or WXTIAN LE
Th.D. Seminar: Explorations in Practical
Theology
Limit 15, ThD Students Only
Curtis Freeman W/F 10:00-11:15 AM 0013W
Mary McClintock
Fulkerson
M 2:30-5:00 PM 0044L
Paul Griffiths Th 2:30-5:00 PM 0015W
Luke Bretherton Th 2:30-5:00 PM 042L
J. Kameron
Carter
Edgardo Colon-
Emeric
Esther Acolatse /
Susan Eastman
M 2:30-5:00 PM 031W
Th 8:30-11:00 AM 110G
M 5:30-8:00 PM 031W
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XTIANTHE 954
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 312)
XTIANTHE 960
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 332)
Theological Anthropology: Critical Modern
and Liberation
Limit 20
System in Theology
Limit 20, Prerequisite: XT 755
Cross-listed as REL 999
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Mary McClintock
Fulkerson
W 8:30-11:00 AM 0044L
Willie Jennings Tu 2:30-5:00 PM 110G
Also requiring registration:
Church Ministry (CHURMIN) Instructor Day Time Room Number
CHURMIN 700
CHURMIN 704
1st Year Spiritual Formation Groups
Limit 175, Pass/Fail only, no credit
Anglican Spiritual Formation
Limit 20, Pass/Fail only, no credit
Sally Bates Tu AM TBA
TBA Th 12:00-1:30 PM 0013W
Advanced Spiritual Formation (CHURMIN 705) Instructor Day Time Room Number
CHURMIN 705.01
CHURMIN 705.02
CHURMIN 705.03
CHURMIN 705.04
CHURMIN 705.05
Women Discerning Ordained Ministry in the
Baptist–Free Church Tradition
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Fulfills Baptist Certificate Requirement
The Minister as Spiritual Leader
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Fulfills Baptist Certificate Requirement
Rediscovering a Felt Presence of God
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Centering Prayer
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Writing as a Spiritual Practice
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Andrea Dellinger
Jones
M 10:00-11:30 AM 042L
Randy Sherron M 10:00-11:30 AM 0044L
Ed Rommen W 1:00-2:15 PM TBA
Joanna Walsh Tu 1:30-2:20 PM TBA
Liz Dowling-
Sendor
Tu 1:15-2:15 PM TBA
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CHURMIN 705.06
CHURMIN 705.07
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Sustaining Practices for Work on the Margins
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Fulfills Prison Certificate Requirement
Wesleyan Covenant Discipleship Groups
Limit 10, Prerequisite: CM 700-1 , Pass/Fail
only, no credit
Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)
Jonathan Wilson-
Hartgrove
W 12:20-1:20 PM TBA
Robert Simpson Tu 1:30-2:20 PM TBA
CPE may be taken simultaneously for 2 course credits and field education credit. Students will be expected to pay tuition
costs for taking CPE for course credit. All questions and inquiries about CPE should be directed to Rhonda Parker in the
Field Education Office.
CPE 75 Parish-Based CPE One Course TBA
N/A
CPE 100A Alamance Regional Medical Center Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100B North Carolina Baptist Hospitals Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100D Duke Level One Hospital Based CPE Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100G Wesley Long Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100J Central Regional Hospital Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100M Moses Cone Health System Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100N New Hanover Regional Medical Center Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100O Other programs accredited by ACPE Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100P Pitt Co. Hospital Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100U University of North Carolina Hospitals Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100V Veterans Administration Medical Center Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100W Wake Medical Center Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 100Y
Rex Hospital One course (each semester) TBA . Course should be followed by CPE 100Z during spring
2006
CPE 150 Level One Clinical Pastoral Education Transferred Two Courses
N/A
CPE 200 Duke Level Two Clinical Pastoral Education Two courses TBA
N/A
CPE 250 Level Two Clinical Pastoral Education Transferred Variable Credit
N/A
Field Education (FIELDEDU) Instructor Day Time Room Number
Registration on ACES is no longer required for a field education placement. Upon successful completion of a
placement, the Office of Field Education will post a Milestone to the student's transcript. Student Pastors are
required to register using the course codes below.
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N/A

FIELDEDU 4.01
FIELDEDU 4.02
FIELDEDU 4.03
FIELDEDU 4.04
Student Pastor Appointment/Call
First year students
Formation Group meets once per month
Limit 15, Pass/Fail only, no credit
Student Pastor Appointment/Call
Second year students
Formation Group meets once per month
Limit 15, Pass/Fail only, no credit
Student Pastor Appointment/Call
Third year students
Formation Group meets once per month
Limit 15, Pass/Fail only, no credit
Student Pastor Appointment/Call
Fourth year students
No Formation Group meeting required
Limit 15, Pass/Fail only, no credit
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Jeremy Troxler TBA TBA TBA
Jeremy Troxler TBA TBA TBA
Jeremy Troxler TBA TBA TBA
Jeremy Troxler TBA TBA TBA
Choir (CIF) Instructor Day Time Room Number
CIF 3A
Choir
Limit 45, Pass/Fail only, no credit Prerequisite:
Audition
Allan Friedman M 10:30 – 12:00 PM Goodson Chapel
Course Continuation (CONTDIV) Instructor Day Time Room Number
CONTDIV 1.1
CONTDIV 1.2
Course Continuation
A registration status for Th.M. students and
others maintaining matriculation while finishing a
thesis or other incomplete work
Course Continuation
A registration status for Th.D. students who are
finished with course work and are working on a
thesis or other incomplete work
Stephen
Chapman
N/A N/A N/A
Susan Eastman N/A N/A N/A
LIMITED ELECTIVES
BCS. The following courses satisfy the required limited elective in Black Church Studies: BCS 760,
762.
CHURCH MINISTRY. The following course satisfies the limited elective in Church Ministry: CHURMIN 760,
761, 763, PARISH 770, PASTCARE 761, SPIRIT 760, XTIANEDU 760, XTIANTHE 725
MDiv students must also complete CHURMIN 701 and CHURMIN 702 (1st Year Spiritual Formation Group) to
satisfy the CHURMIN limited elective requirement.
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WOMENST
601S
Debates in Women's Studies
Limit 15
Fulfills Gender Cert. Requirement
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
NEWTEST EXEGESIS. The following courses satisfy the limited elective in NEWTEST Exegesis: NEWTEST
770R, 790.01, 790.02, 790.03, 870K, 870L
WORLD CHRISTIANITY. The following courses will satisfy the required World Christianity limited elective:
CHURHST 790.01, PARISH 774, WXTIAN 765, 807, 811*, XTIANTHE 808, 890.01*
PRACTICING THEOLOGY & MINISTRY. The following courses satisfy the required Practicing Theology and
Ministry limited elective: AMXTIAN 760, LTS 78, PARISH 780, 808, 809, PASTCARE 760, PREACHNG 765 (OT
767), 802, 803, WXTIAN 811*, XTIANTHE 760, 890.01*
*Note: WXTIAN 811 and XTIANTHE 890.01 may fulfill the PTM LE or the WXTIAN LE, but the one class will not count as fulfilling
both requirements.
NEWTEST 790.02
(Previously numbered
as NEWTEST144)
OLDTEST 806
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 280)
XTIANTHE 808
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 214)
Gender, Theology, and Ministry Certificate Courses
The following courses qualify for the Gender, Theology, and Ministry Certificate:
Sex, Gender, and the Body: New Testament
Conceptions Limit
20, Prerequisite: NT 754
NTEX LE
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
Biblical Bodies
Prerequisite: OT 762
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Sarah Jobe
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
Feminist Theology:Globalization
Limit 20
WXTIAN LE
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
Kathi Weeks Tu 4:40-7:10 PM TBA
Brittany Wilson M 2:30-5:00 PM 0041L
Anathea Portier-
Young
Mary McClintock
Fulkerson
Anglican Studies Certificate Courses
This course will be offered from 6:30-8:30pm on
Thursdays at the Raleigh Correctional Center for Women.
Due to RCCW policies, this course is only available for
women students. Students interested in this course should
contact Sarah Jobe (scj4@duke.edu) beginning April 5 to
receive more details and permission to register. Students
will need to participate in a mandatory training session,
and the details for this will be forthcoming.
M 2:30-5:00 PM 0044L
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PARISH 774
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 157)
Local Polity, Global Vision: The Episcopal
Church and the Anglican Communion
Limit 20
WXTIAN LE
Fulfills Anglican Cert. Elective
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
The following courses qualify for the Anglican Studies Certificate:
XTIANEDU 760
(Previously numbered
as XTIANEDU 80)
XTIANTHE 760
(Previously numbered
as XTIANTHE 114)
Introduction to the Education of Christians
Limit 20
CHURMIN LE
Fulfills Christian Ed. Con. Requirement
The Free Church
Limit 20, Prerequisite: CH 761
Fulfills Baptist Certificate Requirement
PTM LE
Timothy
Kimbrough/
William Gregg
Additionally, students need to complete CHURMIN 704 "Anglican Spiritual Formation."
Christian Education Concentration Courses
The following courses fulfill a requirement for the Christian Education Concentration:
Certificate in Baptist Studies Certificate
The following course fulfills a requirement for the Certificate in Baptist Studies:
Th 5:30-8:00 PM 042L
Fred Edie W 2:30-5:00 PM 030W
Curtis Freeman W/F 10:00-11:15 AM 0013W
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PARISH 809
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 250)
OLDTEST 806
(Previously numbered
as OLDTEST 280)
PARISH 780
(Previously numbered
as PARISH 180)
PREACHING 802
(Previously numbered
as PREACHNG 210)
Restorative Justice, Prison Ministry, and the
Church
By instructor Permission Only
PTM LE
Fufills Prison Studies Certificate
Requirement
Biblical Bodies
Prerequisite: OT 762
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Sarah Jobe
Fulfills Gender Certificate Elective
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
The Missional Church and Evangelism
Limit 35, Prerequisite: XT 755
PTM LE
Fulfills UM Evangelism and Mission of
the Church requirements
Fulfills Prison Studies Elective
Principalities and Powers
Limit 12, Prerequisite: PR 758, XT 755
PTM LE
Fulfills Prison Studies Elective
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Certificate in Prison Studies
The following courses fulfills a requirement for the Certificate in Prison Studies:
Douglas
Campbell
Anathea Portier-
Young
Th 2:30-5:00 PM 060L
The following courses may count as a limited elective for the Certificate in Prison Studies:
This course will be offered from 6:30-8:30pm on
Thursdays at the Raleigh Correctional Center for Women.
Due to RCCW policies, this course is only available for
women students. Students interested in this course should
contact Sarah Jobe (scj4@duke.edu) beginning April 5 to
receive more details and permission to register. Students
will need to participate in a mandatory training session,
and the details for this will be forthcoming.
Laceye Warner M 2:30-5:00 PM 0015W
Chuck Campbell W 2:30-5:00 PM 0054L
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SPIRIT 999.01
(Previously numbered
as SPIRIT 399)
SPIRIT 999.02
(Previously numbered
as SPIRIT 399)
See Course
Description Below
New Courses
The Powers That Be
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Sarah Jobe
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
Spiritual Autobiography
Instructor Permission Required - Contact Divinity
Academics
Fulfills Prison Certificate Elective
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Chuck Campbell
Lauren Winner
Additionally, students seeking this certificate will need to complete CHURMIN 705 "Prison Studies Spiritual Formation
Group."
Fall 2012 - United Methodist Evangelism and Mission of Church Courses
Fall Courses that fulfill the United Methodist Evangelism and/or Mission of Church Requirements
PARISH 780 - The Missional Church and Evangelism - Laceye Warner
Fall Courses that fulfill the United Methodist Evangelism Requirement
PARISH 770 - Forming Disciples in the Wesleyan Way - Stephen Gunter
This course will be offered from 1:30-3:30pm on Mondays
at the Butner Federal Prison and will examine Biblical
texts, theological literature, films, novels, and the
newspaper as resources for exploring the nature of what
the New Testament calls the "Principalities and Powers,"
as well as their significance for faithful life and witness..
This course is available for women and men students.
Students interested in this course should contact Sarah
Jobe (scj4@duke.edu) beginning April 5 to receive more
details and permission to register. Students will need to
participate in a mandatory training session, and the details
for this will be forthcoming.
This course will be offered from 4:30-6:30pm on Mondays
at Central Prison. Due to Central Prison policies, this
course is only available for men students. Students
interested in this course should contact Divinity Academics
(academics@div.duke.edu) beginning April 5 to receive
more details and permission to register. Students will
need to participate in a mandatory training session, and
the details for this will be forthcoming.
NOTE: These classes are designed and taught to fulfill the UM requirements. However, individual conferences
make decisions on what will and what will not count. Be sure to check with your conference administrators
regarding the capability of these courses to fulfill a requirement.
LTS 950. The History of Contemporary Worship. This course will research the origins and development of the
various strands of alternative worship, known collectively as "contemporary worship," in English-speaking
Protestantism. The focus of investigation will be on the latter half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st.
Master level students are admitted by permission of the professor. Instructor: Ruth.
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New Faculty Members
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
OLDTEST 960. Place and Space: In, Around and After the Hebrew Bible. The class will be conducted as a
small seminar, designed primarily for doctoral students in OT/Hebrew Bible, but open to NT doctoral students and
advanced master's level students who can read Hebrew well (i.e., beyond the intermediate level). Instructor: Davis.
SPIRIT 999.02. Spiritual Autobiography. This course will provide an opportunity for Divinity School students and
incarcerated men at Central Prison in Raleigh to learn how to share their stories with one another. Students will
read and discuss memoirs and autobiographical literature, while developing their abilities to write their own stories.
Readings include autobiographies by Malcolm X, Will Campbell, and Anne Lamott. The class will meet weekly in
the men's prison in Raleigh. Half the students will be from the Divinity School, and the other half will be residents of
the prison. Students are required to attend a state-mandated training at the prison; the date is as yet unknown, but
will be likely to happen in August. Instructor: Lauren Winner.
WXTIAN 765. World Christianity, Faith-Based Organisations & Christian Responses to Poverty. The course
aims to identify and develop critical frameworks for assessing the theology and practice of church affiliated NGOs
such as Christian charities, social welfare services (whether local, national or global in reach) and Christian political
initiatives and social movements within the context of a globalised and post-secular world. Instructor: Luke
Bretherton.
XTIANTHE 838. Church, Mission & Society. The module aims to identify and develop critical frameworks for
reflecting upon the nature of the church, its mission and ways in which these interact with and are shaped by
broader social and political relationships. Consideration of key historical figures such as Augustine, Aquinas, Calvin
and Barth leads up to the examination of debates in contemporary ecclesiology, missiology, and theological ethics
to do with inter-faith and ecumenical relations, cross-cultural mission and faithful political witness in a multi-faith
society. Instructor: Luke Bretherton.
XTIANTHE 839. Salvation and Damnation: Explorations of Frantz Fanon. This course explores the writings of
Frantz Fanon and their significance for Christian theology. Key doctrinal themes to be considered in relationship to
his thought are salvation and political theology along with anthropology and atonement. Instructor: Carter
Luke Bretherton has degrees from Cambridge University and King's College London. He comes from being
Reader in Theology & Politics and Convener of the Faith & Public Policy Forum in the School of Social Science and
Public Policy at King's College London. Prior to that he was Director of Studies of the South East Institute for
Theological Education which prepared Methodist, Reformed and Anglican ministers for ordination. He has worked
with a variety of faith-based NGOs and churches around the world, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. His
first book Hospitality as Holiness: Christian Witness Amid Moral Diversity (Ashgate, 2006) explores the churches
response to moral pluralism. As well as academic articles, he writes in the media (including The Guardian, The
Times and the Huffington Post) on topics related to religion and politics. From 2006-2011 he was reviews editor for
the journal Political Theology. Recent work has focused on faith-based organizations, the churches involvement in
social welfare provision, the treatment of refugees and fair trade and is drawn together in Christianity &
Contemporary Politics: The Conditions and Possibilities of Faithful Witness (Wiley-Blackwell, 2010). When living in
the UK he was actively involved in politics as part of London Citizens, a broad-based community organization and
had a role advising the Conservative-Liberal government on the relationship between community organizing and
strengthening civil society. His current areas of research focus on the intersections between Christianity,
grassroots democracy, responses to poverty and patterns of inter-faith relations. His forthcoming book entitled
Community Organizing, Religious Plurality and Democratic Citizenship (Cambridge University Press) draws on a
three-year Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project for which he was Principal Investigator (2008-
2011).
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Visiting and Adjunct Faculty
Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Meredith Riedel will be joining the Divinity faculty as Assistant Professors of the History of Christianity. She has
degrees from Wellesley College (B.A.), Westminster Theological Seminary (M.Div.), Princeton Theological
Seminary (ThM), and the University of Oxford (M.St., D.Phil). Dr. Riedel's research interests include global history,
with expertise in the medieval Middle East and Mediterranean world. Her scholarship focuses on the nexus of war,
politics and religion, and she specializes in the military and diplomatic interactions between Christendom and Islam.
She is particularly interested in pre-Reformation and non-Latin Christian theology.
James Howell received his Ph.D. in Biblical theology from Duke. He has authored ten books and is currently
serving as the Senior Pastor at Myers Park United Methodist Church in Charlotte, NC. He is joining us for the fall
semester to teach the course "Introduction to the Ministry of Preaching."
The Rt. Rev. William O. Gregg became the Assistant Bishop of North Carolina in 2007, coming from the Diocese
of Eastern Oregon where he was ordained and consecrated VI Bishop on September 23, 2000. He served as
Rector of St. James Episcopal Church in New London, Connecticut and previously served in the Diocese of Virginia
(where he was ordained Deacon and Priest) as a parish priest and Chaplain/Teacher at St. Anne’s-Belfield School
in Charlottesville; the Diocese of Southwestern Virginia, where he served as Rector of St. Thomas, Abingdon; the
Diocese of Northern Indiana, where he served as an Interim, supply priest and priest associate while attending the
University of Notre Dame (Ph.D., ’93, Systematic Theology); and the Diocese of Indianapolis, where he served as
Vicar of St. George, West Terre Haute, priest associate at St. Stephen’s, Terre Haute, and as Associate Professor
of Theology at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. He received the M.Div. from Episcopal Divinity School,
Cambridge, MA.
Timothy Kimbrough is the dean and rector at Christ Church Cathedral in Nashville, TN. Timothy is a graduate of
Duke University (B.A. 1979; M.Div. 1983) and of the General Theological Seminary (Anglican Studies, 1984). He
will be teaching an Anglican Studies Certificate course.
Edward Rommen is a priest in the Orthodox Church of America, Syosset, NY. He is currently assigned to Holy
Transfiguration Orthodox Mission in Raleigh, NC. Father Rommen received both his D. Miss. and his M.Div. from
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and his Doctor of Theology from the University of Munich (Lutheran Faculty). He
has taught at Columbia Biblical Seminary, the Columbia Biblical Seminary Satellite campus in Korntal, Germany,
and at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Father Rommen is the author of many books, chapters, articles, and
reviews.
Steven Sager has been the Rabbi of Beth El Synagogue in Durham for over a decade. A graduate of the
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, he also earned a M.A. in Religion from Temple University and the Ph.D. in
Religion from Duke University (1989). Rabbi Sager’s scholarly interests include ancient Rabbinic literature and
liturgy.
Jacob Stromberg (D. Phil Oxford) is a Visiting Lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible. His research focuses on
the book of Isaiah, the relationship between text and canon in Second Temple Judaism, and the interpretive
reception of ancient Israelite prophecy in the post-exilic period up to the New Testament. In addition to several
articles, he has written two books: Isaiah After Exile: the Author of Third Isaiah as Reader and Redactor of the
Book (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011) and An Introduction to the Study of Isaiah (London: T & T Clark).
Sr. Joanna Walsh has served as a Spiritual Formation Group leader at the Divinity School for many years. She is
a member of the Order of the Faithful Companions of Jesus.
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Fall 2012 Courses of Instruction
Brittany E. Wilson is Visiting Lecturer of New Testament at Duke University Divinity School. She earned a B.A.
from The University of Texas at Austin, a M.T.S. from Duke Divinity School, and a Ph.D. from Princeton Theological
Seminary (anticipated 2012). Her research interests include Luke-Acts, theological approaches to the New
Testament, and constructions of gender and masculinity in the ancient world. Brittany has published a number of
scholarly works in journals such as The Catholic Biblical Quarterly, and she is also a contributor to The
Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception (de Gruyter, 2009-) and the Women’s Bible Commentary, Second
Edition (Westminster John Knox, forthcoming). Brittany is also a John Wesley Fellow and an active layperson in the
United Methodist Church.
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