David D. Grafton
Biography
David D. Grafton has served as Professor of Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations at Hartford Seminary and as an Associate Professor of Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations at Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. Grafton has also served as a pastor of the ELCA. Grafton wrote Piety, Politics, and Power (2009) and edited More Than a Cup of Coffee and Tea (2021).
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History & Biography
“The subject of American Christian missions in Egypt in the twentieth century has been a topic of immense interest as of late. The topic has been studied from many different perspectives. However, rarely do we have the opportunity to experience this era of intense American and Egyptian intercultural relations. E. M. Clifford has provided us the opportunity to peek into and imagine this past. Based upon actual persons and events, Channing of Tanta brings this important era to life.”
Gospel Women at the United Nations
Theology
“Margaret Scott provides a significant lesson about the Christian passion for justice. This account of a small Roman Catholic order demonstrates how the conviction of faith can impact the world for good. These sisters have proven how crucial it is for people of faith to walk the halls of power and hold world leaders accountable to protect the ‘weakest and the least’ of our world.”
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World Religions
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