Christian Women's Leadership Program | a part of Orlean Bullard Beeson School of Education and Professional Studies

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Christian Women's Leadership Center
800 Lakeshore Drive
Birmingham, AL 35229
(205) 726-4194
cwl@samford.edu

C. Delane Tew, Ph.D.
Director of Christian Women's Leadership Center
ctew@samford.edu
(205) 726-4194

CWLC Luncheons

CWLC luncheons are a time for women from the area to network and to hear from other women about their work, their hopes, and their dreams. Lunches will be 12:00-1:00 at Samford University’s Flag Colonnade in University Center. Participants can make reservations by contacting Delane Tew at ctew@samford.edu.

Luncheon Dates:
12/7/09
1/11/10
2/8/10
3/23/10
4/12/10
5/10/10

CWL Minors

The CWLS minor offers a student the opportunity to choose courses from a wide range of disciplines, including religion, history, business, sociology, and psychology. The goal of the minor is to enhance a student’s own leadership experiences and engage the student in a dialogue regarding the importance of faith in developing as a leader in one’s chosen field. The minor matches well with a wide variety of majors.

http://www4.samford.edu/catalog/2009/0910-FD_UnivWide.pdf

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Our Mission

To engage Christian women in learning experiences and leadership development so they may influence the world for Christ.

Marie NeSmith Fowler Lecture Series
March 31, 10 AM, Reid Chapel, Samford University

Guest Lecturer Priscilla Pope-Levison [bio page]

Throughout the generations of American religious life, a flurry of women evangelists have criss-crossed America to preach the gospel in the face of opposition and ridicule. Dr. Priscilla Pope-Levison, a leading scholar in this field, has uncovered fascinating primary sources—sermons, articles, diaries, letters, speeches, and autobiographies—in order to bring these women to life. She will lead us to discover the unconventional ways in which many of these women experienced the call to evangelistic ministry, the novel and traditional methods they adopted as evangelists, and the impressive institutions they founded, including schools, institutes, denominations, and churches, many of which are still part of the American religious scene. In her lecture, Dr. Pope-Levison will offer a lively and intimate perspective on the experiences, methods, and institutions which characterize this impressive cadre of American women.