Welcome
The Center was founded in 1998, and is focused on conducting research, training others to conduct research, and promoting scholarly field-building activities related to religion, spirituality, and health. The Center serves as a clearinghouse for information on this topic, and seeks to support and encourage dialogue between researchers, clinicians, theologians, clergy, and others interested in the intersection.
Mission
The five main goals of the Center are to:
- Conduct research on religion, spirituality and health
- Train those wishing to do research on this topic
- Interpret the research for clinical and societal applications
- Explore the meaning of the research for pastors and theologians
- Discuss how theological input can advance the research
Upcoming Events
16th Annual 5-day Spirituality and Health Research Workshop (August 12-16, 2019)
Monthly Research Seminars
Recent News
Religion and Mental Health Review (new)
Special Issue on Moral Injury in Frontiers in Psychiatry
2017 Mental Health and Religion Book Series
Health and Well-being in Islamic Societies
Latest Research on Spirituality and Health at Duke
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