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In anticipation of the 2013 meeting of the Virginia Seminar in Lived Theology convening this week, Susan Holman offers insight on the task of writing lived theology. Please read her essay “On Writing Lived Theology” by clicking here. Read More

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In celebration of a decade of work by hundreds of scholars and activists, SILT 2013 assembled some of the Project’s alumni as well as a few additional scholars whose work relates to the Project’s aims.

Willie Jennings, Traci West, and … Read More

On March 7th, 2003, The Project on Lived Theology held the fifth session of The City and Congregation Workgroup, part of an ongoing effort to build a theological narrative of the city of Charlottesville. The theme for the day was, “Theology and History: Remembering Read More

Spring Institute for Lived Theology 2013: After Ten Years

May 22-24
Charlottesville, Virginia

In celebration of a decade of work by hundreds of scholars and activists, SILT 2013 will assemble some of the Project’s alumni as well as a few …
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Religion and Politics in America’s Borderlands, edited by the Project on Lived Theology’s own Sarah Azaransky has gone to press with Lexington Books. Out of the lectures and essays presented at SILT 2010 in San Diego, California, this work brings … Read More

As part of the 2013 Virginia Seminar, Carlene Bauer will offer a writing workshop that is open to the public. Her most recent work, Frances and Bernard, is a narrative through letters exchanged between two writers on the rise who … Read More

Susan Holman, member of the first Virginia Seminar in Lived Theology and author of God Knows There’s Need: Christian Responses to poverty, delivered an invited lecture in early April at the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University, as part … Read More