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Coordinated for its first five years by MTS alum Margaret Atkins, PREP (Partnership for Religion and Education in Prisons) is consistently lauded as a life changing experience that makes theological education live up to its promises (more).

In theological circles on the Asian continent, Drew Theological School is known as the alma mater of Dr. Li Jung-Fang, renowned Chinese biblical scholar (more).

When he arrived on the Drew campus in 1995 to begin his doctorate, Morris Davis had no idea he would one day become the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs for the Seminary (more).

Drew mourns the loss and celebrates the life of Adelaide Ruth Afi Boadi, who died on September 11, 2012, after a seven month battle with cancer (more).

As the presidential candidates were making their final preparations for their second debate, pastors, community leaders, and scholars came together at Drew to consider how to engage issues of politics and race (more).

From September 26 to 28, hundreds of international scholars, church leaders, theologians, students, and lay people gathered to examine the theological frontier of interfaith theology and the role Christianity can, and does, play in this important dialogue (more).

On Tuesday September 25, the Center for Christianities in Global Contexts (CCGC) hosted a performance of Indian classical music led by Father Paul Poovathingal who is known as the "Padum Pathiri," meaning "The singing priest of India" (more).

On September 11 and 12, in celebration of the work and legacy of Professor Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz, Father Roy Bourgeois delivered a series of lectures on topics at the center of Dr. Isasi-Diaz's concerns, research, writing, and teaching (more).