This lecture was given by Jessica J. Fowler (University of Montana Western), Visiting Associate Professor of Women’s Studies and Catholicism, on her work, "Illuminating the Empire: The Spanish Inquisition and the Spread of Global Heresy."
Damaris S. Parsitau, 2018-19 WSRP Visiting Associate Professor, delivers the lecture “The Kingdom of Holy Women: Pentecostalism, Sex and Women’s Bodies in an African Church”.
Barbara Zimbalist, 2018–19 WSRP Visiting Associate Professor, delivers the lecture "Translating Christ in the Middle Ages: Visionary Translation, Divine Rhetoric, and Verbal Devotion in England, France, and the Low Countries."
Laura R. Prieto, Visiting Professor of Women’s Studies and American Religious History from Simmons College, presents “Making Disciples: Women, Missions, and Colonial Education in the Early 20th-Century Philippines.”
Though Taylor Petrey did his doctoral work on ancient Christian debates about the resurrection, this last year he found himself teaching a course at HDS on the 200-year-old tradition of Mormonism—a newcomer, by the standards of world religions.
This past fall, Susanna Drake taught a seminar on one of the most contentious religious objects in the world today: the veil.
WSRP Research Associate Alison More, Visiting Assistant Professor in Women's Studies and History of Christianity, gives the lecture, "Fictive Histories and Penitential Disorder: 'Irregular' Women in Medieval Christianity."
Amanda Izzo, Visiting Assistant Professor of Women's Studies and WSRP Research Associate, recently talked about her study of the YMCA, particularly its liberal Christianity and how it was impacted by anti-Communist movements in twentieth century America...
A presentation by Lori K. Pearson, MTS '92, ThD '02, Associate Professor of Religion at Carleton College, and Visiting Associate Professor of Women's Studies, Theology, and Philosophy at Harvard Divinity School.