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The History of Race in Florida II
In this episode, Rev. Dr. Anne Burkholder chronicles the history of racism as it pertains to Methodism in Florida.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Anne Burkholder recently retired from the Candler School of Theology where she was the Associate Dean of Methodist Studies and Professor in the Practice of Ecclesiology and Church Leadership.
In addition to her role as Professor in the Practice of Ecclesiology and Church Leadership, the Rev. Dr. Anne Burkholder was the first faculty member at Candler to hold the title of associate dean of Methodist Studies, responsible for the credentialing and relocation needs of Methodist students. Burkholder also supervised the training of local pastors in The United Methodist Course of Study School at Emory, and oversaw other United Methodist lifelong learning opportunities sponsored by Candler.
Her research interests include pastoral ethics, United Methodist polity, global Methodism, and the intersectionality of issues of race, gender, and sexuality in the history of Methodism.
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In this episode, Rev. Dr. Anne Burkholder chronicles the history of racism as it pertains to Methodism in Florida.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Anne Burkholder recently retired from the Candler School of Theology where she was the Associate Dean of Methodist Studies and Professor in the Practice of Ecclesiology and Church Leadership.
In addition to her role as Professor in the Practice of Ecclesiology and Church Leadership, the Rev. Dr. Anne Burkholder was the first faculty member at Candler to hold the title of associate dean of Methodist Studies, responsible for the credentialing and relocation needs of Methodist students. Burkholder also supervised the training of local pastors in The United Methodist Course of Study School at Emory, and oversaw other United Methodist lifelong learning opportunities sponsored by Candler.
Her research interests include pastoral ethics, United Methodist polity, global Methodism, and the intersectionality of issues of race, gender, and sexuality in the history of Methodism.