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Dr. Darlene K. Flaming serves as an Associate Professor of Religion within the Roberts Department of Religion at Mercer University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, where she has taught for over 20 years since joining the faculty in 1998.
Her academic credentials include:
- B. Hum. from Oklahoma Baptist University
- M.Div. from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
- M.A. from University of Notre Dame
- Ph.D. from University of Notre Dame (dissertation: John Calvin’s view of the Apostolic Church)
Dr. Flaming specializes in Church History with deep expertise in the Reformation and Early Christianity, while maintaining active teaching responsibilities across Old Testament, New Testament, Religion in America, and Gendered Lives courses. Her current scholarly focus centers on Interfaith Dialogue, driven by practical engagement through the Women’s Interfaith Alliance of Central Georgia. This dual academic-personal commitment reflects her dedication to bridging theological scholarship with contemporary interreligious practice.
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Dr. Flaming maintains active participation in the Women’s Interfaith Alliance of Central Georgia, which functions as her primary external scholarly community and practical application venue for interfaith initiatives beyond campus.
