Dr. Yolanda Pierce is the Elmer G. Homrighausen
Associate Professor of African American Religion
and Literature at Princeton Theological Seminary,
and Liaison with the Princeton University
Center for African American Studies.
 
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“Toward a Higher Learning: Spirituality in Education”
April 13, 2010
New York, New York
7:00pm

“We Are Ugly, But We Are Here: Proclamation and a Pentecostal Witness”
December 11, 2009
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Proclamation and Presence: Learning from the Global Church—1910-2010

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Yolanda Pierce, Ph.D.
Princeton Theological Seminary
P.O. Box 821
Princeton, NJ 08542-0803
yolanda.pierce@ptsem.edu

Teaching
Ministry

Fall 2009

American Religion & American Literature

Works of fiction contain powerful truths that help us understand ourselves and our world. How do novels provide a window into the mind and the soul?


Women & the History of American Religion

It is impossible to have a thorough knowledge ofa American religious history without paying careful attention to the role of women. Women’s lives force us to reevaluate the tools we use for historical research. Women’s experiences force us to expand the definitions of “theology” and “doctrine.”
 

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Come Hear Me Preach:
Sunday, October 18
8:30am
11:00am
Nassau Christian Center

 

 

Research and Scholarship

Click Here to see excerpts from Dr. Pierce's recent publications and to purchase her book Hell Without Fires...


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