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  • Brueggeman Center
  • ML BRU-1

Dr. Anna Miller & Dr. Ashley Theuring

Interim Co-Directors, Brueggeman Center for Dialogue

Dr. Anna Miller 

 

Contact with questions about the Brueggeman Fellows

 

Dr. Ashley Theuring

 Theuring

Ashley Theuring is a practical theology scholar, educator, and advocate, with expertise in trauma theology. She earned her PhD from Boston University and currently serves as an Assistant Professor in Theology at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. She also co-directs Xavier’s Graduate Theology Program, the Institute for Spirituality and Social Justice. She combines her theological depth with a commitment to social justice, having served as an advocate and educator for domestic violence prevention. She has made substantial scholarly contributions, especially in the areas of trauma, domestic violence, and moral injury within religious contexts. Her notable works include her book Fragile Resurrection: Hope After Domestic Violence and multiple articles on methodology, the cross, and trauma.

Contact with questions the Xavier Sustained Dialogue Partnership

  • Brueggeman Center
  • ML BRU-1

Dr. Anna Miller 

 

Contact with questions about the Brueggeman Fellows

 

Dr. Ashley Theuring

 Theuring

Ashley Theuring is a practical theology scholar, educator, and advocate, with expertise in trauma theology. She earned her PhD from Boston University and currently serves as an Assistant Professor in Theology at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. She also co-directs Xavier’s Graduate Theology Program, the Institute for Spirituality and Social Justice. She combines her theological depth with a commitment to social justice, having served as an advocate and educator for domestic violence prevention. She has made substantial scholarly contributions, especially in the areas of trauma, domestic violence, and moral injury within religious contexts. Her notable works include her book Fragile Resurrection: Hope After Domestic Violence and multiple articles on methodology, the cross, and trauma.

Contact with questions the Xavier Sustained Dialogue Partnership