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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Saturday, November 14 at 9:00am - "Josephine Munyeli: Genocide, ...
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Tuesday, September 22 at 12:30pm - Brown Bag Lunch
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Saturday, September 12 at 12:20pm - Center for Reconciliation Open...
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Friday, September 4 at 11:00am - Duke Center for Reconciliation...
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Sunday, May 31 at 5:00pm - Brown Bag Lunch - Identity, Co...
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Tuesday, April 14 at 12:20pm - Documentary Screening: As We F...
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Thursday, April 2 at 7:00pm - Living Gently in a Violent World
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Saturday, November 8 at 12:00am
Duke Center for Reconciliation invites everyone to our final Teaching Communities Week event, "Daring to Invent the Future: The Madness of Angelina Atyam and Bishop Paride Taban"---a keynote lecture facilitated by Fr. Emmanuel Katongole. Monday, November 16 at 12:15p.m. in Goodson Chapel. A reception will follow.
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Excited to host leaders Angelina Atyam and Paride Taban for Teaching Communities Week. Only 1 week left to register for the workshop! See http://www.divinity.duke.edu/reconciliat
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Thrilled for the most recent release in our "Resources for Reconciliation" series with IVP. Charles Marsh and John Perkins discuss the beloved community today. Check it out: http://www.divinity.duke.edu/reconciliat
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Great article about Chris Heuertz and friendship: http://www.faithandleadership.com/featur
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Save the date for next year's Summer Institute! May 31-June 5, 2010. http://www.divinity.duke.edu/learningfor
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is excited about Josephine's visit and what we learned. See http://reconcilers.wordpress.com/2009/09
Duke Center for Reconciliation The legendary rock band U2 will be in Raleigh this weekend, along with the first ever U2 Academic Conference at North Carolina Central University. As part of the weekend events, there will be a showing of two films with Q & A afterwards: The Heart of America and It Might Get Loud. For more information, visit this website: http://u2conference.com/blog/?p=347
U2 Academic Conference | 2009 | blog » Double Feature Friday Night: The Heart of America and It Migh
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Update 09.23.09: Breaking News!We are thrilled to announce an exclusive engagement for screening The Heart of America Tour: Africa’s Future And Ours, followed by a Q & A with film maker Dominic J. DeJoseph and Agnes Nyamayarwo. ...
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Learn more about the Duke Center for Reconciliations efforts in Africa, most recently through an international gathering in Burundi
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*Please note that pre-registration is required for the Saturday workshop.*
The Teaching Communities Program at Duke Divinity School recognizes that forming Christian leaders in the theology and practice of reconciliation requires a close connection with living signs of hope, the faithful witnesses throughout North Ameri...ca and the world who embody deep wisdom about the journey of reconciliation.
This year we welcome Angelina Atyam, co-founder of the Concerned Parents Association for parents of abducted children. We will also welcome Bishop Paride Taban, founder of the Holy Trinity Peace Village, a holistic community where people of different ethnicities and religious backgrounds live together in peace.
Please visit http://www.divinity.duke.edu/reconciliat
Teaching Communities Week, a key part of the Teaching Communities Program, is an annual event that brings a leading practitioner and a leading theologian, each dedicated to Christian reconciliation in a divided world, to teach together at the Divinity School and in the community.
Teachin Communities Week 2009 with Bishop Paride Taban and Angelina Atyam
Time:9:00AM Saturday, November 14th
Location:Duke Divinity School
Duke Center for Reconciliation Join us for lunch! Special guest Josephine Munyeli talks about living in Rwanda and healing in the wake of violence. Today, 12:30pm, 0013 Westbrook.
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Josephine Munyeli survived the genocide in Rwanda in 1994 and became an advocate for reconciliation through the ministry of World Vision. Josephine is a core partner of the Center for Reconciliation's Great Lakes Initiative. She is coming to Duke for the first time to share her story. Treats will be provided!
Time:12:30PM Tuesday, September 22nd
Location:0013 Westbrook
Duke Center for Reconciliation Come on down to the Center for our Open House! We'd love to chat with you.
Duke Center for Reconciliation The Reverend Dr. Richard A. Burridge, Dean of King’s College, London, will be speaking about the intersections among Biblical interpretation, ethics, race and the South Africa situation.
“Apartheid, Slavery and being Biblical Today”
Time:12:20PM Saturday, September 12th
Location:0016 Westbrook
