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Anna Howard Shaw Center
The Anna Howard Shaw Center at Boston University School of Theology promotes structures and practices that empower women and honor diversity. The Center is named after the Reverend Doctor Anna Howard Shaw, a Methodist minister, medical doctor, and suffragist. Ten years after
its founding in 1978, the Shaw Center was designated as the women’s center for the Northeastern Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church.

Center for Congregational Research and Development
The School of Theology's Center for Congregational Research and
Development (CCRD) bridges theology and congregational life by conducting research, providing education and networking, and serving as a midwife for congregational birthing and renewal.

Center for Global Christianity and Mission
The Center for Global Christianity and Mission at the Boston University School of Theology was established in 2002 to explore the most important development in Christianity during the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries: the shift of Christianity's demographic center to the southern hemisphere and parts of Asia. The total number of Christians worldwide continues to grow, even as the European and North American component of the world church has shrunk to less than one-third of the total.

Programs

Church and Theology in the Contemporary World
Religious leaders need to know both how to think theologically about public issues, and how to relate these public issues to the deepest convictions and practices of faith. Church and Theology in the Contemporary World Project addresses this need. The project integrates practical theological research with creative approaches to theological education.

Seminary Singers
The Seminary Singers of Boston University School of Theology hold a long and rich tradition of sacred choral music spanning seven decades.

Spiritual Formation and the Study of Spirituality
This is a place for rigorous critical scholarship, personal formation, and
reflection on ministry. They aim to form persons of authenticfaith, persons who put their hope and trust in God, who pray and live with attention, who search restlessly for truth.

 

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