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DIVINITY
SCHOOL
Jill Yvette Crainshaw
The Welcome Table Project
Awarded $6,350 for the period 9/1/03 to 5/31/04
Source: Calvin Institute for Worship
In conjunction with Wake Forest's 2003-2004 Year of Dialogue, the
Divinity School will offer a fall Spirituality and Worship Conference
along with a web-based multicultural worship resource center related
to special events. The events will be:
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A Spirituality and Worship Conference, When Bluegrass
Meets Jazz: Liturgical Improvisations and Crosscultural Dialogue
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Advent Festival of Lessons and Carols
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AKONI Celebration: African-American Worship Traditions
in a Multicultural World
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Fiesta: Mystery, Rhythm, and Cosmos in Hispanic
Worship.
These events support the Divinity School Worship Committee's objective
of designing a chapel program that shapes communal identity, nurtures
spiritual growth, explores liturgical diversity, and provides students
with an intentional structure for educational and theological reflection.
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Consultation on Baptist Vocations and Identity
in Theological Education
Awarded $55,708
Source: Wabash Center
The project aims to convene Baptist scholars to reflect on transitions
in denominational and congregational life; ways of teaching Baptist
heritage and identity to encourage theological students to consider
advanced studies; and ways to develop networks to connect new
Baptist theological centers.
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with Paul Escott
Planning Grant for the Endowment Program for
the Theological Vocational Exploration Program
Awarded $45,823 for the period 2/1/01 to 12/31/01
Source: Lilly Endowment
Funds will support consultants and site visits to develop a more
focused, integrated program that will direct a larger number of
Wake Forest students into the ministry and prepare lay leaders
motivated and informed by spiritual beliefs.
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