Hearing the Call…and Listening
I grew up in the quintessential small Midwestern town–content with staying put in the ways of the past yet constantly being pushed forward by the reality of time. The Mississippi River is its life source, giving birth to the industry and commerce that sustains town’s population of 40,000 people. Pickup trucks often outnumber cars in [...]
Jennifer Bailey
Jennifer Bailey, 23, is a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Her academic/vocational interests include: exploring intersectionalities of race, gender, and religion, social action as worship, theologies of interfaith cooperation, personal narrative as a method of healing, and congregational ministry in a religiously diverse world.
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Contributing Scholars
Jacob KohlhaasI am a PhD student in Systematic Theology at Duquesne University (Pittsburgh, PA); my BA is from Wartburg College (Waverly, IA), and MA is from Catholic Theological Union (Chicago, IL). A Roman Catholic who spent several years employed by Lutherans, my interests are in Ecumenism, Theological Anthropology, and Environmentalism.
Rose AslanRose Aslan is a doctoral student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the Department of Religious Studies, where she specializes in Islamic Studies. She received her MA in Arab and Islamic Civilizations from the American University in Cairo and her BA in Religious Studies from the University of British Columbia.