Work Performed Funded by The Duke Endowment in partnership with Duke Divinity School and the Everything Happens Initiative, the position will: • Strategize ways to disseminate content from The Everything Happens project into actual communities. • Help work on projects that bridge the Everything Happens project with Duke Divinity School. • Reach mainline denominations, bridging the Everything Happens Project with North Carolina churches and the Methodist denomination. • Research modern expressions of how the themes of the Everything Happens project – precarity, suffering, loneliness, humility, acceptance – find expression in popular culture and contemporary churches.

Qualifications and Experience Position requires a Th.D. or Ph.D. in Religion, Theology, or a closely related field. Departmental Preferences Applicants with doctoral level research experience in American religious history, sociology, or digital humanities will receive preferential consideration.

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