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Erik Carter is an Associate Professor and Professor in Religion - Relational Studies at the School of Religion, Loma Linda University. He teaches practical theology, pastoral care, and spirituality, particularly to students in health sciences and chaplaincy programs.
- PhD, Claremont School of Theology
- MA, Claremont School of Theology
- DMIN, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
- MA, Andrews University
- BA, Southern Adventist University
His research focuses on practical theology, with an emphasis on Jewish-Christian relations, Sabbath practices, Adventist spirituality, and pastoral care. As a scholar-practitioner, he integrates academic inquiry with clinical pastoral experience, informed by his ordination in the Seventh-day Adventist Church and clinical membership in the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE).
His recent publications explore themes such as the theological significance of Sabbath, Jewish voices in practical theology, and the spiritual identity of Adventist pastors. He has published in journals including Religions, Practical Theology, Anglican and Episcopal History, and Pastoral Psychology, as well as contributed a chapter to the Encyclopedia of Christian Education.
Erik Carter is an active contributor to theological discourse, particularly in areas bridging spirituality, religious practice, and interfaith understanding.
He advises students in religious and chaplaincy fields and is involved in professional development and service within the theological and healthcare communities.
He is associated with research initiatives on spiritual formation, religious identity, and pastoral care practices, contributing to the academic and practical dimensions of religious education.
