Yale Divinity School
The School of Divinity at Yale University, in New Haven, Connecticut, is one of twelve graduate or professional schools within Yale University. Congregationalist theological education was the motivation at the founding of Yale, and the professional school has its roots in a Theological Department established in 1822.
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Chris Coons
United States Senator
Reinhold Niebuhr
American theologian
Peter Lanfer
Sarah Drew's husband
Walter Fauntroy
Pastor
R. A. Torrey
American evangelist
Ralph Waite
American actor
Frederick Buechner
American writer
Greg Boyd
Pastor
H. Richard Niebuhr
Theologian
Adam Clayton Powell Sr.
American protester
Walter Capps
Former United States Representative
Harvey Cox
American theologian
Candida Moss
English journalist
Barbara Brown Taylor
American priest
William Sloane Coffin
American chaplain
Austin Phelps
American minister
A. K. M. Adam
Theologian
Ian Barbour
American scholar
Douglas Stuart
Writer
Eugene Burger
American magician
Jack Scott
Canadian-American singer-songwriter
Van A. Harvey
Religion scholar
Sen Katayama
Japanese journalist
Orishatukeh Faduma
Missionary
Phillip Cary
American philosopher
Will Davis Campbell
Author
David F. Ford
Theologian
Edward Woolsey Bacon
American author
Judith Dupré
Writer
James Massa
Prelate
Peter L. Pond
Davison M. Douglas
Professor
Roy M. Terry
General
Robert Bernard Hall
Former United States Representative
Michael Curry
American professional basketball coach
Chard deNiord
Author
John C. Trever
Archaeologist
Abraham Baldwin
Former United States Senator
Tom Beauchamp
American philosopher
Richard B. Hays
American professor
L. Michael White
American biblical scholar
John Danforth
Former United States Senator
David L. Bartlett
American theologian
Krista Tippett
American journalist
Peter W. Cookson Jr.
American sociologist
George Park Fisher
American theologian
walter h. capps
Former United States Representative
