‘When I arrived, I found a letter from Sartre and Beauvoir waiting for me at the hotel. “For security reasons,” the message ran, “the meetings will be held at the home of Michel Foucault.”’

Read Edward Said's encounter with Sartre in the archive: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v22/…

Thankful to share a spring lunch and our enduring Wake Forest Divinity commitment for faithful scholarship in the spirit of Pro Humanitate with friends and supporters in the Wake Forest University community.

This week's community chapel service featured our very own Rev. Kristina Meyer (MDiv ’24.)

To hear her sermon, visit youtu.be/umpD3jqa1g0

Remember, you are ALWAYS welcome to join us on Tuesdays at 11 am in Davis Chapel for service.

With “Death of a Salesman,” Arthur Miller took American theatre into new territory. The playwright reveals in his notebooks how he did it. nyer.cm/5us9Bie

THIS WEDNESDAY: Join us for Coöperism 12/13 on the Democratization of the Workplace with Axel Honneth! 6:15 p.m. in the Annex Columbia University. For more information on readings and registration, please see here: cooperism.law.columbia.edu/12-13/

There Is No Point in My Being Other Than Honest with You: On Toni Morrison’s Rejection Letters | lareviewofbooks.org/article/there-… via @lareviewofbooks

Join us for 'Black Religion & Black Radicalism in a 'Post' Civil Rights Era.' Guests from the Beloved Community Center, a grassroots faith-based organization dedicated to seeking justice, will share their experiences.

🗓️ Wednesday, April 17 | 12:30 - 1:45 p.m. | Lower Auditorium

A truly beautiful and inspiring afternoon with family, friends, and the community of the faithful at Peacehaven Baptist Church in City of Winston-Salem, NC for the ordination of Wake Forest Divinity's Lance Williams (MDiv '24).

“The paper’s story can’t be reduced to a death foretold. There’s much to learn from the life of the Voice.” —Kevin Lozano on The Village Voice and its legacy go.nybooks.com/3TYYa3h

Thank you Corey D. B. Walker and Wake Forest Divinity for this blessed gathering. I will be on a mighty high for quite some time.

“The memory of totality was a beautiful blankness, like a thick monochrome painting, but as a result everything around it stood out more brightly.”—Andrew Katzenstein on the eclipse
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Truly amazing time. You're a gift. Thank you

A truly memorable and inspiring gathering of amazing and gifted artists and scholars for Wake Forest Divinity's 'Theological Improvisations'!

It’s now thought that black holes can illuminate fundamental questions in physics, settle questions about Einstein’s theories, and even help explain the universe. nyer.cm/kz3Kp2y

CLOSING out Wake Forest Divinity's 'Theological Improvisations' with the one and only Cory Henry in Wake Forest University's Brendle Recital Hall.

If you can’t make it to campus, go to our Facebook page to view the livestream in progress now!

WE are all set for the second day of Wake Forest Divinity's 'Theological Improvisations.' JOIN us for more wonderful conversations with an amazing group of artists and scholars in Wake Forest University's Brendle Recital Hall.

(Anti-)Colonialism and its Afterlives: Renewing and Rethinking the Debate | April 27–28, 2024 | The New School for Social Research | Register Here: event.newschool.edu/anticolonialis…

EXCITED to welcome this amazing group of artists and scholars to Wake Forest Divinity and Wake Forest University for two days of conversations, creativity, and collaboration. | divinity.wfu.edu/theological-im….

This event promises to be a true highlight of the academic year! Join us for Theological Improvisations - an experiment in creative collaboration & thinking in community.

🗓️: April 11-12, 2024

Each conversation will be live-streamed (on Facebook) for those unable to attend.