The Project on Lived Theology is delighted to introduce our 2014 summer interns and their internship projects: Claire Constance is a second year in the College of Arts and Sciences planning on studying global public health and anthropology. She is a … Read More

Project alum Pete Slade spoke about the remarkable life and work of John M. Perkins as part of the History Is Lunch series on September 17, 2013 at the Old Capitol Museum in Jackson, Mississippi. Slade, one of the editors … Read More

In March, the Project on Lived Theology hosted two lectures at the University of Virginia. On March 4, Victoria Barnett gave a lecture entitled, “The New Era of Bonhoeffer Interpretation,” and David Bentley Hart, author of The Experience of God: Being, … Read More

John Kiess is an assistant professor of theology at Loyola University Maryland. He completed his Ph.D. in theology and ethics at Duke University. As a George J. Mitchell Scholar, he earned his M.A. in comparative ethnic conflict at Queen’s University Belfast … Read More

Vanessa Ochs is a professor in the Department of Religious Studies and Jewish Studies Program at the University of Virginia where she teaches courses in Judaism, the anthropology of religion, and spiritual writing. She is working on two projects now, which are … Read More

Project director Charles Marsh began the celebration of  Strange Glory: A Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer in his hometown of Charlottesville, Virginia on April 24, at The Haven. This successful event brought out over 200 community members for a reading, signing and reception. New Dominion … Read More

On Wednesday, June 18, at 5:00 p.m., the Project on Lived Theology will welcome Carlos Eire to lead a seminar on faith and writing entitled, “Writing Theology without Footnotes.” Dr. Eire will offer practical advice to those writing about religion for … Read More

Valerie C. Cooper is the associate professor of black church studies at Duke Divinity School. In her research and teaching, Valerie examines issues of religion, race, and society. In her research for the Virginia Seminar, Valerie evaluates the successes and failures … Read More

Shannon Gayk is associate professor of medieval literature at Indiana University in Bloomington and was recently appointed a fellow at the National Humanities Center for 2014-15. Her recent books explore the relationships among aesthetics, ethics, and theology in late-medieval England. She is currently completing … Read More

Virginia Seminar Project: Erecting the Pulpit: Muscular Christianity from Victoria to Viagra Amy Laura Hall is an associate professor of Christian ethics at Duke Divinity school. When asked to share a writing quirk with us she said: I am a social bee … Read More