Duke Divinity School Center for Reconciliation

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Advancing God's mission of reconciliation in a divided world by cultivating new leaders, communicating wisdom and hope, and connecting in outreach and partnership with communities of faith on their journeys towards reconciliation. Rooted in a Christian vision of God’s mission, the Center for Reconciliation at Duke Divinity School inspires, forms, and supports leaders, communities, and congregations to live as ambassadors of reconciliation.

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01/25/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 8

01/24/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 7

01/23/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 6

01/22/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 5

01/21/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 4

01/20/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 3

01/19/2025

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Day 2

01/19/2025

05/29/2024

Summer Institute 2024 blessed all who attended with wisdom and inspiration.

05/28/2024

A special moment from Summer Institute 2024

05/08/2024

05/07/2024

Come to Summer Institute. Learn more and register at link in bio.

04/02/2024

In the last CFR Conversation, Alma Ramirez shared experiences she has had with, and stories she has heard from, numerous migrants at the US/Mexico border. Serving them in Casa del Migrante has transformed her life. Throughout the years, Casa del Migrante has become a temporary shelter for thousands in their journey across the border in both directions.

03/19/2024

The Certificate in Conflict Transformation (CCTR) Program has launched its third cohort with a record number of participants. The inaugural event was filled with laughter and great moments. To learn more, click the first link in our Bio.

02/14/2024

Today' CFR Conversation delved into the intricate post-2019 Hongkong public theologies. Dr. Wai Luen Kwok presented his fascinating paper on Christian engagement with the society. Building his theology from the works of Dr. Stanley Hauerwas, Dr. Kwok constructed a theology that promote postive peace for the people by weaving art, narrative counseling, and Christian virtues. He tactfully reject any Constantinian impulses and sloppy postcolonial approaches that misuse Dr. Hauwerwas's works.

After the splendid presentation, Dr. Nina and Dr. Hauerwas responded to him. Constructive panelist interactions and eritdite questions from the students followed it.

Recording of the session is avaible, please DM us to access the video.

02/09/2024

"They have treated the wound of my people carelessly, saying, ‘Peace, peace’, when there is no peace." - Jeremiah 6:14
What kinds of peace do we long for in this broken and battered world? Come and learn together.

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