Christian Studies lecturer calls for open conversations about race
Kelly Brown Douglas was the featured speaker at the annual Christian Studies Lecture Series, sponsored by the Staley Foundation on Feb. 7.
Faith & Inquiry
Spring Commissioning: A High and Holy Day
The Campbell University Divinity School commissioned 10 new students on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017.
Christmas: Theological Anticipations
Four years after gaining international attention for “The Saint Who Would Be Santa Claus,” Dr. Adam C. English is back… More on this post
Campbell launches Campus Kitchen to address hunger, food waste
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – Campbell University joins The Campus Kitchens Project, the leading national nonprofit empowering students to fight… More on this post
Team of 22 provide medical care and hope in Ecuador during fall break
COCA, Ecuador – Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Medicine sent a team to provide healthcare and evangelism in… More on this post
Campbell Divinity honors retired professor with newly named center
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – From visitors from West Africa to colleagues from local temples and synagogues, George and Joan… More on this post
Campbell Divinity, Christian Studies partner for dual degree program
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina — The Campbell University Divinity School and the College of Arts & Sciences’ Department of Christian… More on this post
Campbell Divinity to host Elevating Preaching conference Oct. 3
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina — The Campbell University Divinity School will host the 2016 Elevating Preaching conference on the university’s… More on this post
Campbell Medicine hosts Medical Missions Conference
BUIES CREEK – On Saturday, September 10th Cure 2016 welcomed over 125 attendees and exhibitors to CUSOM’s first medical missions… More on this post
Jonas pens second Raleigh church history book
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – The First Baptist Church of Raleigh and the First Presbyterian Church of Raleigh have more… More on this post