A reformed Jew, Levine has written numerous articles on Jesus and women in the Jewish community of ancient times. E.P. Sanders , arts and sciences professor of religion at Duke University. N. Thomas Wright , dean of England's Lichfield Cathedral and canon theologian of Coventry Cathedral. Duke's Center for Continuing Theological Education provides a year-round program of residential seminars and conferences, extension seminars and consultations, and special services to clergy and churches throughout the nation. So far, its February conference has attracted more than 300 registrants, primarily from mainline denominations, from Maine to Texas, New York to Iowa.
Space is still available.
The conference runs from 2 p.m. on Feb. 19 to noon on Feb. 21. Registration fees should be sent to the Center for Continuing Theological Education, Duke Divinity School, Box 90966, Durham, NC, 27708-0966. In addition, Wright will deliver the 1998 Kenneth W. Clark Lectures on Duke's campus, Tuesday, Feb. 17, and Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 1 p.m. in the Divinity School's York Chapel. The lectures are free and open to the public. The course will be led by Rev. Mark Rutledge, an associate member of the Jesus Seminar.