“Women in Solidarity with Women: Re-Imagining and the World Council of Churches” at the American Academy of Religion Conference (2018)
“Re-Imagining Spiritual Practices” at the Christian Feminism Today Conference (2018)
Keynote Speaker: “In Their Own Voices: How United Seminary Helped to Re-Imagine Christianity” at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities (2018)
Re-Imagining Re-visited: Conference, Controversy, and Community” at the American Academy of Religion Conference (2017)
Invited Speaker: “Re-Imagining: Revisited and Revised” at the Forum for Scholars and Publics at Duke University (2017)
Invited Panelist: “What Persisting Looks Like” for the Susan Draper White Lecture at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities (2018)
Invited Panelist: “Re-Imagining and Healing: Exploring Images of the Divine” for the Mahle Lecture in Progressive Christian Thought at Hamline University (2017)
Invited Panelist: “Best Practices for Teaching and Preaching Martin Luther, Lutheran Theology, and the Lutheran Tradition Today” for Lutheran Women in Theological and Religious Studies (2014)
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“The Swiss Reformation.” The Christian Theological Tradition, 4th ed., edited by Mark McInroy and Michael J. Hollerich, Routledge, 2020, pp. 366-374.
“Pietism.” The Christian Theological Tradition, 4th ed., edited by Mark McInroy and Michael J. Hollerich, Routledge, 2020, pp. 380-384.
“Feminist Theology.” The Christian Theological Tradition, 4th ed., edited by Mark McInroy and Michael J. Hollerich, Routledge, 2020, pp. 587-591.
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CD-ROM Editor, A Reformation Reader with CD-ROM: Primary Texts with Introductions. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2002