Scholar-Activism

Over four days this June, Auburn and The BTS Center will host a multifaith group of leaders of faith and moral courage in Portland, Maine, for Spiritual Ecology for Spiritual Leaders. [...]

Auburn Seminary and APRIL (Association for Public Religion and Intellectual Life) seek applicants for our Summer Research Colloquium in New York City, July 1-15. Ideal applicants are artists, [...]

Dr. Tinker, a citizen of the Osage (wazhazhe) Nation, who spent an academic career both fighting for American Indian justice and challenging eurochristian students and communities to recognize [...]

According to Stevenson, justice is central to faith and democracies, yet in the US mass incarceration remains a systemic issue.

We've misidentified the problem... abortion is the solution that women bring to a prior problem. If you start with abortion is the problem, you are far too late.

Beloved Auburn faculty member Walter Wink was known for his outstanding biblical studies on “The Powers,” studies integral to his passionate work for peace and nonviolence, LGBTQ [...]

“Every serious estimate of the future involves, directly or indirectly, sustained and critical attention to the past.”

“leaders emerged organically from the ground up, not from the top down. They were not appointed, nor did they fit any stereotypical model of what a ‘leader’ looks like or how leaders talk. They [...]

Emory University’s Candler School of Theology's “long commitment to contextual education certainly exhibits a certain pedagogical conviction: namely, that people learn theology faster, and [...]

Those responsible for training and equipping the next generation of faith leaders want them to not only be smart, but also change the world.