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In the Spotlight

Dr. Brewer Eberly, TMC Fellow ’17: Beauty, Suffering, and Learning to See

Dr. Brewer Eberly, TMC Fellow ’17, recently published an article in Hektoen International entitled, “Let them see what I see: Beauty, Suffering, and Learning to See,” on the relationship between aesthetics and ethics in medical practice. “Charles Stegeman, professor of fine arts at Haverford College, once took up the task of teaching medical students how
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TMC works with Holy Friendship Collaborative in response to the opioid crisis

The Spring issue of Divinity Magazine features the work of the Holy Friendship Collaborative — a consortium of churches and healthcare leaders responding to the opioid crisis in Southern Appalachia. TMC is working with the collaborative to  “figure out innovative and theologically grounded programs and practices. The idea is to find local solutions rather than a
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The Reimagining Health Collaborative 2019 Cohort: Food, Health, and the Body

The Reimagining Health Collaborative is accepting applications for the 2019 RHC Cohort: “Food, Health, and the Body.” RHC invites churches to spend time in thoughtful prayer, discussion and discernment so that they may see how God is calling them to live and eat together in this world and to build new models for engaging food
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Theology, Medicine & Culture Events

Arete Medical Ethics Summer Seminar, June 24-28, 2019

Monday, June 24, 2019, 8AM | Duke University
The Arete Initiative at Duke University will be hosting a Medical Ethics Seminar led by Christopher Tollefsen, PhD, University of South Carolina and Farr Curlin, MD, Duke University. Eligibility This seminar is open to entering and current medical students, as well as nursing students. Registration Fee and Facilities A $200 non-refundable registration fee will be