Candler in Conversation The Candler Foundry

The Candler Foundry and the Doctor of Ministry program at Candler School of Theology has partnered to offer this six-part series on Womanist Discourse in support of their new track in the Doctor of Ministry program.

Today's guest is Rev. Dr. Nichole Phillips, Associate Professor in the Practice of Religion and Society; Director of the Black Church Studies Program. In addition to her role at Candler, The Rev. Dr. Nichole R. Phillips is associate faculty in the Department of Sociology at Emory College of Arts and Sciences, and a senior faculty fellow at the Emory Center for Ethics. A sociologist of religion and public theologian, she teaches courses in community and congregational studies.

The Candler Foundry in partnership with the Doctor of Ministry program presents this six-part series on Womanist Discourse! Our guest today is Dr. Musa Dube, the William Ragsdale Cannon Distinguished Professor of New Testament at Candler School of Theology.

The Candler Foundry has partnered with the Doctor of Ministry program to offer this six part series on Womanist Discourse in support of the new track launching at Candler! Here the insightful words of Dr. Teresa Fry Brown as she talks about the history of womanism, her life's work, and how womanism can can shape you as you grow in the work of liberation.

In this episode, Minister ShaCarolyn discusses her journey from the STEM field to psychology and ministry. She emphasizes to our audience the importance of obeying God during times of transition, as it ultimately leads to a fulfilling life and ministry as a whole person.