Author

Karen Crozier

Founder, Jewel of Justice

The Rev. Dr. Karen Crozier is a Christian academic, activist and minister for social change, healing and hope. Prior to founding and leading Jewel of Justice, a consulting, executive coaching and training business, Crozier was an early childhood educator, algebra teacher, professor and diversity administrator.

Her first book, “Fannie Lou Hamer’s Revolutionary Practical Theology: Racial and Environmental Justice Concerns,” focuses on the religious life, legacy and leadership of the Christian freedom fighter during the Civil Rights Movement.

 

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Are you called to teach tomorrow's pastors?

Designed for early career theological educators, this postdoctoral fellowship is an opportunity to engage in intentional, focused, professional formation while exploring a call to teach future pastoral leaders. The fellowship, which is part of the Louisville Institute’s Vocation of the Theological Educator Initiative, offers scholars a two-year placement at a graduate theological school, college, university, or education and research organization.

Deadline is October 15, 2024.

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