Theology Underground Meeting on the Folk Wisdom of Zora Neale Hurston

This summer, six students from Duke and North Carolina Central University (NCCU) are living together in Durham’s West End Neighborhood and working in the community through the Chapel’s Bridge Internship program.

In his baccalaureate reflection Chapel Dean Luke Powery says to, “Form humane coalitions of hope across differences and not enclaves of homogeneous echo chambers.”...

An article and photo essay in the (Duke) Chronicle delves into the life of the Duke Chapel Choir to describe how the group rehearses, learns music, nurtures friendships, and produces joyful music.