I was excited to be working as a new director in an inaugural role at a predominantly white university in the South. The community I worked in was the headquarters for the Klu Klux Klan and the galvanizer for the Trail…
This series provides the perfect occasion to introduce our first “Logia Global Partner” and to invite other institutions to consider partnering with us as well. Ethiopian Graduate School of Theology (EGST) is leading…
One of my favourite children’s books is The Big Question (original title: La grande question, Paris, 2003; in English: Europa Editions, 2005) by the illustrator Wolf Erlbruch. For me, Erlbruch is simply a genius. The…
I have so far lived a relatively sheltered and privileged life. I have no claim to understand the depths of suffering, or the harrowing reality of trauma experienced by so many daily. And while I have known both pain…
Theological inquiry is important and challenging. It is important because it concerns life’s biggest questions, and challenging because theologians commonly draw upon various types of evidence and disciplinary…
As the Logia blog seeks to highlight women’s research in theology as well as the obstacles we have faced, I begin with an overview of my convictions and research interests. Part 1: Research Interests The chief purpose…
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