Called for Such a Time as This
How does a Puerto Rican girl with bad grades, raised in the Pentecostal church, become the first woman, and the first person of color, elected as the Lutheran bishop of Metro D.C.?
Posts Tagged ‘religion’
A Joel W. Martin Bibliography
President Martin is an expert on Native American history and religion, and he has written and edited a few notable books on these topics.
Meet Wagner’s 19th President
Joel W. Martin is a leader who loves to learn and who approaches new situations with curiosity and respect.
History Makers: Peter Berger ’49 H’73
A Wagner philosophy major who became ‘one of the greatest sociologists of religion and modernity.’
Reflecting on the Reformation
Wagner’s faculty offered a full-day symposium this fall on “Martin Luther’s 500-Year Legacy.”
A Fund for Mutual Understanding
Walter Kaelber, professor of religious studies, was named this fall to the new Robinson Family Chair of Comparative Religion.
New Chaplain Speaks About College Students and Religious Faith
Chaplain elaborates on the importance of faith in the college years.
What Confucius Says Today
Wagner’s Shaohua Hu, associate professor of government and politics, answers the question of Confucius’s relevance …
Jerel Gade ’77: The Sledding Pastor
CLAIM TO FAME: The Rev. Jerel Gade ’77 has a great day job: For nearly …
RE 291: The Qualben Seminar: Conversations on Religion and Spirituality
When this class first met at the beginning of the spring semester, there was no …