Events
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Between Bible and Qur’an
Royce Hall, Rm 314The Qur’an draws on three major earlier traditions, those of Judaism, Christianity tradition, and pre-Islamic paganism, and while the Qur’an presents itself as a continuation and confirmation of the Torah...
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Shout to the Lord: Making Worship Music in the Evangelical America
Royce 306How do people make worship music? What does it take to turn songs into worship and to turn worship into songs? This deep study of more than 75 leaders in...
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Restoring the Synagogue Soundtrack
Powell LibraryIn this talk “Jewish Religious Music in Nineteenth-Century America: Restoring the Synagogue Soundtrack”, Professor Judah Cohen of Indiana University explores the very creation of what we know today as “Jewish...
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Trialogue: Beyond the Boundary Conceptual Models of the (Religious) Stranger in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Royce 306This panel discussion is open to members of the UCLA and Los Angeles communities who are interested in exploring a key issue of concern in contemporary religious and cultural studies....
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2019-20 Calendar of Events
Click here for 2019-20 Calendar of Events
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Symposium: “On the Matter of Blackness in Europe: Transnational Perspectives”
Charles E. Young Research Library and Royce HallOrganized by the UCLA Department of African American Studies Co-Sponsored by the Center for the Study of Religion A Symposium featuring Keynote Speaker Gloria Wekker, Professor Emerita at Utrecht University,...
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Fall 2019 Welcome Reception
Royce Hall, Rm 306You are cordially invited to attend the Center for the Study of Religion Fall 2019 Welcome Reception. We look forward to seeing you there! Event Flyer RSVP Below: ...
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Secular Rituals: How Nonreligious People Make Religion Less Religious
Royce 306As more Americans become nonreligious, life-cycle rituals and other ceremonies that religious experts once performed are increasingly the responsibility of everyday people and ritual experts for hire. Very secular people...
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The Báb, Sayyid Ali Muhammad Shirazi (1819 – 1850): His Life, Writings, and Religion
UCLA Faculty CenterSchedule: 8am-9am: Light breakfast 9am-12:30pm: Morning Session: The Movement of the Báb Welcome by Dr. Simon Joseph (UCLA) Moderated by Dr. Nahid Pirnazar (UCLA) Performance by Dr. Manouchehr Sadeghi Introduced...
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Book Talk: Blackbird Blues
Kaplan 365CHICAGO, Illinois – The height of the Civil Rights era merges with the hauntingly beautiful swinging sounds of Chicago jazz in award-winning reporter and psychologist Jean K. Carney’s debut novel,...