RAYMOND CARR

24303 Baxter Drive Malibu, CA 90265

(301) 908-7269 rcarr.theology@gmail.com

Pepperdine Religion and Philosophy Division 24255 Pacific Coast Highway

Malibu CA, 90263

rcarr@pepperdine.edu

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Graduate Theological Union, 2011, Dissertation Honor: Pass with Distinction

M.Div., Pepperdine University, 2000

M.S. Lubbock Christian University, 1998

B.A. Lubbock Christian University, 1996, Cum Laude

B.S. Lubbock Christian University, Bible and Ministry, 1995, Summa Cum Laude, Valedictorian

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2012-present Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics, Pepperdine University

Visiting Faculty, Heidelberg, Germany (Summer 2017), International Programs

Visiting Faculty, Heidelberg, Germany (Summer 2016), International Programs

Visiting Faculty, Lausanne, Switzerland (Summer 2014), International Programs

Visiting Faculty, Shanghai, China (Summer 2012), International Programs

Posse Foundation Faculty Mentor: Los Angeles-1, Seaver College, 2014-2018

Course Offerings

Religion 101 Old Testament in Context

Religion 101 History and Religion of Ancient Israel

Religion 301 Christianity and Culture: Theology Born of Struggle

Religion 301 Christianity and Culture: Theologies Born of Struggle

Religion 492 500 Years of Reformation: M. Luther and the Road to Freedom

Religion 592 500 Years of Reformation: M. Luther and the Road to Freedom

2007 - 2012 Visiting Lecturer of Religion, Seaver College, Pepperdine University

2005 Graduate Assistance, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley,

California

The Theology of Karl Barth, Graduate Assistant, Dr. Paul Chung

2001-2006 Adjunct Faculty, Seaver College, Pepperdine University

Course Offerings

Religion 101 History and Religion of Ancient Israel

Religion 301 Religion and Culture: Theology Born of Struggle

ACADEMIC AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

2018 Faculty Development Award, Faculty Pilgrimage to Rome, Italy, Center for Faith and

Learning, Pepperdine University.

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2017 Instructor and Curriculum Developer, “Engage, Youth Theological Initiative,” Lilly

Endowment Grant $475,000, Multicultural Summer Seminar, Lipscomb University.

2013 Howard A. White Award for Teaching Excellence, Non-tenured Faculty, Office of the

Provost, Pepperdine University.

2013 Endowed Seaver Fellow, Pre-tenured Appointment, Office of the Dean, Seaver

College, Pepperdine University.

2011 Dissertation Honor: Pass with distinction, Graduate Theological Union.

2005 George H. Mayr Foundation, Scholarship, Graduate Theological Union

2000 Recipient, Recruitment Conference 2000, sponsored by SBL, AAR, ATS and the Fund

for theological education, Berkeley, California, September 22-24.

2000 Who’s Who Among America’s Colleges and Universities.

2000 J. P. Sanders Ministerial Scholarship II, Pepperdine University, Graduate Studies.

2000 J. P. Sanders Institutional Scholarship Fund, Pepperdine University, Graduate Studies.

1996 Recipient of Educational Charitable Trust scholarship from Texas Tech University.

1995 Bachelors of Science in Bible and Ministry: Summa Cum Laude, President’s Award,

Valedictorian.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

2018-Present Society for the Study of Black Religion

2015-Present Society for the Study of Religion and the Art/s

2013-Present International Thomas Merton Society

2010-Present Karl Barth Society of North America

2001-Present American Academy of Religion

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Book Trilogy Under Contract:

Carr, R. [2021]. CRƎDO: In Monk Mode. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, [in progress for 2021

release].

Carr, R. [2020]. Signifyin(g) Monk: Karl Barth and the Ellipsis of the Imagination of Matter.

Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, [in progress for 2020 release].

Carr, R. [2019]. Theology in the Mode of Monk: An Aesthetics of Barth and Cone on Revelation

and Freedom, Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, [At Press].

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Book Chapters

Carr, R. [2020]. “A More Certain Sound: King’s Prophet Harmony of the Sacred and the

Secular,” in Prophet with a Pencil: The Continuing Significance of the Letter from

Birmingham Jail. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books.

Carr, R. [2020]. "Fired in the Crucible of Oppression: Toward a Theology of Spiritual Freedom"

forthcoming in With This Root About My Person: Charles H. Long and New Directions in

the Study of Religion, eds., David Carrasco and Jennifer Reid. Albuquerque, NM: The

University of New Mexico Press, 2020.

Carr, R. [2019]. “Imagination Lost: The Dancing Monk and the Aesthetic Dimensions of

Theologia Naturalis” in Religion Is Art Is Religion, eds., Randall Cummings and Jennifer

Reid. Eugene, OR: Cascade Pub.

Carr, R. [2019]. "Can Work Be Redeemed through Play? (Or Why is Playing not an Option?)" In

Blessed Are Those Who Ask The Questions. ed., Jaye Smith. Charlotte, NC: Information

Age Publishing, IAP.

Carr, R. 2019. “Beyond the Evangelical Mosaic,” a Section Critical Response, in Reviving the

Ancient Faith, Updated and Expanded Edition by Richard T. Hughes. Abilene, TX:

Abilene Christian University Press.

Carr, R. 2016. "A Theological Response to 'The Living God and the Contest with Idols,'" a

Section Critical Response, in Leonard Allen, The Cruciform Church: Becoming a Cross-

Shaped People in a Secular World. Abilene, TX: Abilene Christian University Press.

Peer Reviewed Article

Carr, R. 2013. “Merton and Barth in Dialogue on Faith and Understanding: A Hermeneutics of

Freedom and Ambiguity” The Merton Annual: Studies in Culture, Spirituality, and Social

Concerns, vol 26 (2013): 181-194.

Critical Book Reviews Carr, R. [2019]. Said I Wasn’t Gonna Tell Nobody, by James H. Cone, Horizons: Journal of the College Theology Society. [due date: June 14, 2019]. Carr, R. [2019]. Review, Divine Revelation and Human Liberation, by Harry H. Singleton III, in progress for Journal of Religion [due date July 7, 2019]. Carr, R. 2014. Hopes Sings So Beautifully, by Christopher Pramuk. The Merton Annual: Studies in Culture, Spirituality and Social Concerns, 27: 248-253.

Book Under Review

Winn, C., Busman Jost, S., & Carr, R. eds. Karl Barth in the Postcolony [Proposal under review

with Fordham University Press, 2020].

Peer Reviewed Articles Under Review

Carr, R.“Barth and Cone in Dialogue: Beyond Ontological Blackness” [International Journal of

Systematic Theology: submitted August 2018].

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Other Scholarly Contributions

Carr, R. 2018. "Foreword," 'The Living God and Playful Encounter' in The First Christians'

Genotype for Multicultural Living (New Testament Micro-Ethics—On Trusting Freedom)

by Raymond Anderson. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock.

Carr, R. 2009. “Black History is American History,” Pepperdine University: News and Events.

www.pepperdine.edu/pr/stories/2009/february/black-history-carr.htm.

Carr, R. 2006. “Being Confronted by the Presence of God: Marveling in God’s Holiness and

Transcendence.” Leaven 14:3 (2006): 139-144.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Offices Held

2019-Present At Large Member, Executive Board, Society for the Study of Black Religion

2018-Present Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Dialectical Theology Series, Rowman and

Littlefield.

2018 Manuscript Review, Wipf and Stock Publishers.

2018 Manuscript Reviewer, International Journal of Systematic Theology.

2018-Present Member, Spiritual Advisory Board, Dikaiosune, a faith-based intergeneration

organization.

2017-Present Instructor and Curriculum Developer, “Engage, Youth Theological Initiative,”

Lilly Endowment Grant, Multicultural Summer Seminar, Lipscomb University.

2014-Present Member, Advisory Board, Syndicate, an online journal and symposium,

Syndicate Theology.

2014-2017 Member, Thomas Merton Steering Group, Thomas Merton Society

2014-2015 Member, Advisory Board, Scholarship for Church of Christ Students, Union

Theological Seminary.

National Conferences Service

Presiding Officer, Panel Moderator, Presenter. (June 2017). “Hearing Sonny’s Blues,” featuring

Dr. James H. Cone (Respondent), Christian Scholars’ Conference (CSC), Lipscomb

University, Nashville, TN.

Presiding Officer, Co-Moderator and Respondent. (March 2017). Explorations in Ecclesiology

and Race, American Academy of Religion Western Conference, University of the West,

Rosemead, CA.

Presiding Officer and Panel Moderator. (November 2012). “Critical Conversations on the Cross

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and the Lynching Tree,” featuring Dr. James H. Cone (Respondent) and Panelists: Dr.

James A. Noel, Dr. Richard T. Hughes, Dr. Angela Sims, and Dr. Dwight Hopkins.

American Academy of Religion Conference (AAR), Chicago, IL.

Professional Keynote/Plenary

Keynote. (June 2018). “Thelonious Monk—Icon of the Eschaton: Karl Barth, James Cone and

the ‘Impossible Possibility’ of a Theology of Freedom,” Annual Karl Barth Conference,

Princeton Theological Seminary, June 2018

Keynote. (May 2017). “Thelonious Monk—Icon of the Eschaton: The Pneumatological Impulse

in the Theologies of Karl Barth and James Cone” Religious Studies Research Forum,

Queens University, Belfast Ireland.

Keynote. (January 2016). Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and American Exceptionalism,” Chapel,

Lubbock Christian University, Lubbock, TX.

Keynote. (September 2015). “Lost in Knowledge of Christ,” Abilene Christian University

Summit, Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX.

Keynote. (May 2015). “Finding time for Play,” Student Affairs Division Retreat, Student Affairs,

Pepperdine University, Calabasas, CA.

Keynote Lecturer. (January 2015). “The Unapologetic Jesus of History: Beyond Apologetics and

Pluralism. Minister’s Institute Conference (MIC), Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

Keynote. (March 2014). “Lift Every Voice,” Multicultural Theatre Project, Pepperdine

University, Elkins Auditorium, Malibu, CA.

Keynote. (March 2014). “What Biblical Spirituality Says to the Athlete,” Athletes Convocation

Series, Pepperdine Athletics, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Keynote. (January 2014). “Biblical Spirituality as a Way to Locally Engaged Global

Citizenship,” The Sophomore Experience, San Francisco Educational Field, Student

Affairs, Pepperdine University, San Francisco, CA.

Keynote. (October 2013). “Unapologetically Inclusive,” Convocation Series, Student Affairs,

Firestone Fieldhouse, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Keynote. (September 2013). “Historia Magistra Vitae Est,” Kinsey Collection Opening,

Pepperdine Libraries, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Keynote. (January 2013). “What’s Going On in Society Today?” USC Black Staff and Faculty

Caucus 32nd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration, University of

Southern California (USC), Los Angeles, CA.

Series Keynote. (February 2013). “Throwing Off the Bowlines,” International Programs, Stauffer

Chapel, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

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Keynote. (February 2013). “Locally Engaged Global Leadership,” The Sophomore Experience,

San Francisco Educational Field, Student Affairs, Pepperdine University, San Francisco,

CA.

Keynote Address. (April 2012). Graduating Senior Celebration, Black Student Association

(BSA), Student Affairs, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Invocation. (April 2012). Seaver College Graduation Banquet, Pepperdine University, Malibu,

CA.

Keynote. (February 2012). “Where Do We Go From Here,” The Africana Students of

Psychology and Education Association (ASPEA), Graduate School of Education and

Psychology, Pepperdine University, Los Angeles, CA.

Keynote Address. (April 2011). “The Gift of Diversity,” Loqui: A Celebration of Diversity and

Inclusion, Multicultural Graduation Celebration, Student Affairs, Smothers Theatre,

Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Keynote Address. (April 2011). “The Abundant Life,” Baccalaureate Ceremony, Seaver College,

Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Keynote. (April 2010). “Finding Freedom,” Convocation Series, Student Affairs, Firestone

Fieldhouse, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Keynote Address. (April 2010). “The Gift of Honor: Being Honored and Being Honorable,”

Student Athlete Academic Honor’s Luncheon, Pepperdine Athletics, Graziadio Executive

Center, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Keynote. (January 2006). “The God of Heaven,” 3rd Annual Norman D. Hill Foundation

Lectures, Minister’s Retreat, Atlanta, GA.

Keynote Address. (April 2001). “I’ll Never Forget,” Black Baccalaureate, Student Affairs,

Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

PREOFESSIONAL CONFERENCE PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS

Carr, R. [November 2019)]. “Beyond Dialectics: Attending to the Surplus Between the Boarders

and Boundaries,” American Academy of Religion Conference (AAR), San Diego, CA.

Carr, R. (April 2019). “Biography as Theology,” Society for the Study of Black Religion

(SSBR), Richmond, VA.

Carr, R. (October 2018). "The Hedgehog and the Fox: The Spirit of Freedom in the Theologies

of Karl Bath and Thomas Merton,” International Barth Conference, Faculty of Theology

at Stellenbosch University South Africa.

Carr, R. (November 2018). “Karl Barth and the Ellipsis of the Imagination of Matter,” with

distinguished respondent, Dr. Charles H. Long. American Academy of Religion

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Conference (AAR), Denver, CO.

Carr, R. (July 2018). “Sankofa: James H. Cone and the Making of a Theological Giant,” Fuller

Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA.

Carr, R. (June 2018). “Epistrophy: From Romans 13 to Ava Duvernay’s 13th” Part II, Karl Barth

Pastors Conference: The Witness of the Pastor, Princeton Theological Seminary,

Princeton, NJ.

Carr, R. (June 2018). “Epistrophy: From Romans 13 to Ava Duvernay’s 13th” Part I, Karl Barth

Pastors Conference: The Witness of the Pastor, Princeton Theological Seminary,

Princeton, NJ.

Carr, R. (June 2018). “From Shawshank to Redemption and (Re)creation: Human Freedom and

the Imago Dei” in Get Busy Living or Get Busy Dying’: The Shawshank Redemption and

Theological Implications of Freedom, Christian Scholars’ Conference (CSC), Lipscomb

University, Nashville, TN.

Carr, R. (November 2017). "Religion and Empire: At the Crossroads" Southwestern Christian

College, Terrell, TX.

Carr, R. (November 2017). “Round Midnight: Karl Barth, James Cone, and the Prison Industrial

Complex,” Karl Barth Society, American Academy of Religion Conference (AAR),

Boston, MA.

Carr, R. (October 2016). "James Noel's Aesthetic of Liberation: From the Moan and Shout to

Theology in the Mode of Monk," with distinguished guest respondent, Dr. Charles H.

Long. The James A. Noel Symposium, San Francisco Theological Seminary, San

Francisco, CA.

Carr, R. (February 2016). “Understanding Race in America: A Historical Examination through

the Lens of God’s Law and Constitutional Law,” School of Public Policy, Pepperdine

University, Malibu, CA.

Carr, R. (November 2016). “Charles Long, Karl Barth, and the (Re)Imagination of Matter,” with

distinguished guest respondent, Dr. Charles H. Long, Society for the Study of Religion,

American Academy of Religion Conference (AAR), San Antonio, TX.

Carr, R. (November 2015). “Art/s of Interpretation,” honoring Dr. Charles H. Long, American

Academy of Religion Conference (AAR), Atlanta, GA.

Carr, R. (June 2015). “When the Church is Not Enough: The Pneumatological Impulse in the

Theologies of Karl Barth and Thomas Merton,” International Thomas Merton Society

(ITMS), Louisville, KY.

Carr, R. (June 2015). “Toward a Theology of Spiritual Freedom,” Christian Scholars’

Conference (CSC), Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX.

Carr, R. (June 2015). “Round Midnight: A Prophetic Response to Social Disorder,” Abilene

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Racial Unity Leadership Summit, Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX.

Carr, R. (November 2014). “Addressing Black Theology,” Southwestern Christian College,

Terrell, TX.

Carr, R. (November 2014). “Theology in the Mode of Monk: The Pneumatological

Impulse in the Theologies of Karl Barth and James Cone,” American

Academy of Religion Conference (AAR), San Diego, CA.

Carr, R. (March 2014). “Eschatological Politics: The Pneumatological Impulse in the Theologies

of Karl Barth and James Cone.” Reason, Revelation & Experience in the Future of

Theology Symposium, San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS), San Francisco, CA.

Carr, R. (September 2013). “Troublesome Presence: The River of God, Black Religion and

Black Radicalism,” National Freedom in Christ Conference, Abilene Christian

University, Abilene, TX.

Carr, R. (June 2013). “Barth and Cone in Dialogue,” Karl Barth Conference, The Center for

Barth Studies, Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ.

Carr, R. (June 2013). “Merton and Barth in Dialogue on Faith and Understanding: A

Hermeneutics of Freedom and Ambiguity,” International Thomas Merton Society

(ITMS), Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT.

Respondent/Panelist

Respondent. (June 2019). “The Radical Kingdom Vision of Barton Stone, James A.

Harding, and David Lipscomb Still Lives Today,” Christian Scholars Conference,

Lubbock TX.

Panelist. (June 2019) Myths America Lives By: White Supremacy and the Stories that

Give Us Meaning, Christian Scholars Conference, Lubbock TX, June 2019.

Panelist. (April 2019). Discussion of James H. Cone’s, I Said I Wasn’t Going to Tell

Nobody, Society for the Study of Black Religion (SSBR), Richmond VA.

Panelist. (April 2019). “What is Theology?” Stone-Campbell Journal Conference (SCJC),

Johnson University, Knoxville, TN.

Seminar Lecturer. (October 2017). “What is Black Theology?” Southwestern Christian College,

Terrell, TX.

Respondent. (October 2016). “Concluding Conversations with Charles H. Long,” The James

A. Noel Symposium, San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Francisco, CA.

Panelist and Reader. (November 2016). Paul S. Chung’s “Karl Barth and Christian

Theology of Religions,” American Academy of Religion Conference (AAR).

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PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY

Selected Speaking Engagements

Series Lecturer. (April 2018). Veritas Club Convocation Series, Office of the Chaplin,

Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Panelist (March 2018). “Citizen Soldier Town Hall,” Pepperdine Graphic Media’s three-part

Town Hall series, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Session Speaker, (May 2018). “Harmony of Redemption: Church of the Spirit in the Midst of

Empire,”75th Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University.

Commemorative Reading. (October 2017). “Honoring the Ancestors, 500th Reformation

Commemoration,” Center for Faith and Learning, Stauffer Chapel, Pepperdine

University, Malibu CA.

Session Speaker. (May 2017). “Round Midnight: Hearing God’s Melody in the Midst of

Creation,” 74st Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Session Speaker. (May 2016). “Beyond Spiritual Formation: Living in the Spirit of the

Cruciform Church,” 73rd Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Convocation Panelist. (September 2015). “When Learning Rocks Your Faith: Finding Heroes

and Mentors for the Journey,” Center for Faith and Learning, Pepperdine University,

Malibu CA.

Devotional. (October 2015). “Cultivating Community,” Pepperdine University Faculty

Conference, Office of the Provost, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Convocation Panelist. (September 2015). “When Learning Rocks Your Faith,” Center for Faith

and Learning, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Guest Speaker (2014). “The Spirit-Empowered Life,” Residence Advisors’ LEAD

Training/Formation, Student Affairs, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Guest Speaker. (October 2014). “The Spirit-Empowered Life,” Spiritual Life Advisors’ LEAD

Training/Formation, Student Affairs, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Panelist. (September 2014). The Art of Teaching: featuring Howard A. White Award Recipients,

Pepperdine Faculty Conference, Office of the Provost, Pepperdine University, Malibu,

CA.

Session Speaker. (May 2014). “Stepping into the River: Baptism as the Inauguration of

Eschatological Politics,” 71st Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Scripture Reading. (August 2013). President’s Prayer Service, Stauffer Chapel, Office of the

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President and Office of the Chaplain, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Session Speaker. (May 2013). “The Battle is the Lords: Eschatology and Christian Witness in the

Book of Revelation” 70th Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA.

Convocation Series Speaker. (December 2012). “The Spiritual Practice of Peace,” Student

Affairs, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Guest Lecturer. (November 2012). “Interpretation from Karl Barth to Liberation Theology,” Dr.

Danny Matthews, REL 302/502 Introduction to Biblical Interpretation, Seaver College,

Pepperdine University Malibu, CA.

Featured Speaker. (October 2012). “Free to Date.” Club Convocation Series, Office of the

Chaplains, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Featured Speaker. (October 2012). “Faith and Vocation in a Pluralistic World,” Waves Weekend

Faculty Lecture Series, Student Affairs, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Session Speaker. (May 2012). “God’s Sovereign Freedom: Election and Jewish Christian

Relations in Romans 9-11,” 69th Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University, Malibu,

CA.

Respondent and Panel Moderator, (February 2012). Feature Film: Life in a Day, Reel Stories

Film Festival, Seaver College, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Retreat Small Group Facilitator, (November 2011). “Spiritual Discernment Retreat: Press

Pause,” Center for faith and Learning, La Casa Maria Retreat Center, Santa Barbara, CA.

Retreat Small Group Facilitator. (November 2010). “Spiritual Discernment Retreat: Soul Food

Life in Community,” Center for faith and Learning, La Casa Maria Retreat Center, Santa

Barbara, CA.

Panel Respondent. (November 2010). “Black Men in America: A Christian Perspective,”

Intercultural Affairs Office, Student Affairs, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Speaker. (October 2009). Introduction to Seaver Dean’s Distinguished Lecture, Dr. Cornel West:

The Vocational Sensibilities of a Blues Philosopher, Office of Dean, Seaver College,

Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Session Speaker. (June 2009). “Graced: A Theological View of Family in light of the Kingdom

of God,” Boone Center for the Family, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Session Speaker. (May 2006). “Being Confronted by the Presence of God: Marveling in God’s

Holiness and Transcendence,” 63rd Annual Bible Lectures, Pepperdine University,

Malibu, CA.

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COMMUNITY/CHURCH SERVICE (Selected 2010-Present) Sermon. (December 2018). “Standing in Peace-B Side,” Reseda Blvd. Church of Christ, Reseda,

CA.

Sermon. (November 2018). “Standing in Peace,” Reseda Blvd. Church of Christ, Reseda, CA.

Symposium Keynote. (November 2018). “Round Midnight: Where We Go From Here: From

Community to Chaos!” Dikaiosune Symposium, Los Angeles, CA.

Sermon. (October 2017). “Walking in Freedom: The Spirit and the Church,” Sierra Madre

Church of Christ, Sierra Madre, CA.

Sermon. (May 2017). Fitzroy Presbyterian Church, Belfast, Ireland.

Church Lecture, (January 2016). “James Cone, Black Theology, and Churches of Christ,” Social

Justice Bible Study Series, Conejo Valley Church of Christ, Thousand Oaks, CA.

Sermon. (December 2017). “Walking with the Lord of the Sabbath,” Sierra Madre Church of

Christ, Sierra Madre, CA.

Sermon. (December 2017). “Wisdom for Waiting on the Judgment of God,” Reseda Boulevard

Church of Christ, Reseda, CA.

Sermon. (October 2017). “Wisdom for Waiting on the Judgment of the Lord,” Sierra Madre

Church of Christ, Sierra Madre, CA.

Sermon. (May 2017). Sierra Madre Church of Christ, “Being Confronted by the Presence of

God,” Sierra Madre, CA.

Sermon. (January 2017). “The Freedom of the Spirit Empowered Life,” Culver Palms Church of

Christ, Culer City, CA.

Sermon. (December 2016). “Lost in Knowledge of Christ,” Sierra Madre Church of Christ,

Sierra Madre, CA.

Sermon, (October 2014). “Redemptive Spirituality,” Woodland Hills Church of Christ,

Woodland Hills, CA.

Sermon, (September 2014). “Worldly Spirituality,” Hollywood Church of Christ, Hollywood,

CA.

Biblical Seminar. (August-September 2014). “The Spirit and the Church,” Normandie Church of

Christ, Los Angeles, CA.

Sermon. (December 2014). The Power of One, Citywide Worship Service, Churches of Christ,

Carson, CA.

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Panelist. (January 2014). “Churches of Christ and Higher Education,” West Coast Preachers and

Leaders Conference (WCPLC), Los Angeles, CA.

Sermon. (November 2013). Confronted by the Presence of God: His Mercy, Alondra Church of

Christ, Compton CA.

Sermon. (June 2013). “Signifiers of the Resurrection,” Kings Church of Christ, Brooklyn, NY.

Featured Speaker. (January 2013). “The Church Sanctified, Diversified and Glorified,” West

Coast Preachers and Leaders Conference (WCPLC), Figueroa Church of Christ, Los

Angeles, CA.

Speaker Series. (October-November 2013). The Way of the Messiah, Normandie Church of

Christ, Los Angeles, CA.

Sermon. (January 2012). Woodland Hills Church of Christ, Woodland Hills, CA.

Sermon. (December 2011). Woodland Hills Church of Christ, Woodland Hills, CA.

Sermon. (November 2011). Woodland Hills Church of Christ, Woodland Hills, CA.

Sermon and Bible Study Instructor - Adult Class. (November 2011). Normandie Church of

Christ, Los Angeles, CA.

Sermon. (October 2011). Woodland Hills Church of Christ, Woodland Hills, CA.

Bible Study Instructor - Adult Class. (October-December 2011). Woodland Hills Church

of Christ, Woodland Hills, CA.

Sermon. (May 2010). Alondra Boulevard Church of Christ, Selected by congregation through

Pepperdine University Church Relations Office, Compton, CA.

Sermon. (May 2010). Pepperdine University Church of Christ, Malibu, CA.

Sermon. (April 2010). Reseda Church of Christ, Reseda, CA.

Sermon. (January 2010). Alondra Boulevard Church of Christ, Selected by congregation through

Pepperdine University Church Relations Office, Compton, CA.

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY FACULTY SERVICE

2014-present Member, Healthy Campus 2020, Pepperdine Student Health Center,

January 2014 Faculty Mentor. San Francisco Educational Field. Trip Speaker, “Biblical

Spirituality as a Way to Locally Engaged Global Citizenship, January

2014.

2013-2014 Non-Tenured Faculty Member, Rank Tenure and Promotion (RTP),

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Seaver Faculty Association

2010-present Faculty Advisor, Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Student Activities

2011-present Member, Social Action Grant Committee, Center for Faith and Learning,

2012-2013 Faculty Mentor, D.R.E.A.M., Student Activities

MANUSCRIPT EDITORIAL WORK

2016 “Karl Barth and Christian Theology of Religions by Paul S. Chung,” Paper edited and

read at American Academy of Religion Conference (AAR), Karl Barth Society Meeting.

2007 Kim Chai-Choon, Christianity and Culture: A Hermeneutic of Mission Theology in

an East Asian Context, Translated by Paul Chung and published in Asian Contextual

Theology (2007), 147- 164.

2007 Kim Chai-Choon, Christian Theology and Its Participation in the Social Historical Realm.

Translated by Paul Chung and published in Asian Contextual Theology, 2007.

2007 Kim Chai-Choon, Is Dialogue Between Buddhism and Christianity Possible?—From a

Christian Perspective. Translated by Paul S. Chung and published in Asian Contextual

Theology for the Third Millennium: Theology of Minjung in Fourth-Eye Formation, 2007

.

2007 Friedrich W. Marquardt, “Why the Talmud Interests Me as a Christian, published in

Asian Contextual Theology, Translated from German by Don McCord and Edited by

Andreas Pangritz, Asian Contextual Theology,(2007): 201-216.

2006 Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Asian Contextual Theology as Regards Minjung and Prajna of

Inter- being. Speech Delivered at the University of Bonn, Germany and Wartburg

Theological Seminary by Paul S. Chung, September 2005. Dialog, 45 no 1 Spr 2006, p

92-100.

2006 Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Jesus’ Socio-biography in an Asian Minjung Context,” paper by

Paul Chung.

2006 “God’s Reign: Christoph Blumhardt and China Mission Christian Theology and its

Participation in the Social Historical Realm” published in Discovering the Wisdom of

Tao- Te-Ching for Christian Theology.

2005 Karl Barth and a Theology of Contemporaneity (in manuscript) Lutheran Witness to

Justification and World Religion.

2005 “Discovery of the Wisdom of Tao-te-Ching for Christian Theology,” Paper by Paul

Chung in honor of Jürgen Moltmann.

2005 “Karl Barth and God in Creation: Toward an Interfaith Dialogue with Science and

Religion” published on-line Vol 3: 1 (2005)

http://www.plts.edu/articles/various/chungbarth.htm

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2005 “Karl Barth’s Theology of Israel: An Impasse of Jewish-Christian Relations?” Paper by

Paul Chung, submitted to Theology Today.

2005 Lutheran Witness to Justification and World Mission. Speech Delivered at Wartburg

Theological Seminary, Dubuque, Iowa by Paul S. Chung.

2005 The Missiological Implications of John Calvin, Speech Delivered at the University of

Dubuque Theological Seminary, Iowa.

2004 Friedrich W. Marquardt, “First Report on Karl Barth's ``Socialistic Speeches,” Translated

by Paul Chung. Published in Theological Audacities.

References available upon request