Black scholars have been underrepresented in Old Testament scholarship, particularly in North America, where their admittance to the guild has been relatively recent. To help fill the gap, Charlie Trimm and Brittany Kim have put together a 160-page bibliography to highlight the work of Black Old Testament scholars and encourage others to use these publications in research and teaching. IBR …
Annual Meeting Schedule Update
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On July 13, the Society of Biblical Literature announced the decision to move the annual conference into various online formats. As an Affiliate Member of SBL, IBR will be working with SBL in the days to come to plan for presentation of many of its sessions in online formats. Please watch this page for updates as we move forward. At …
A Note from the IBR Board
The Institute for Biblical Research exists to promote excellent biblical exegesis that honors God and strengthens the church. The IBR board strongly condemns racism and the abuse of power wherever it occurs. We mourn with our members who face racism, and we stand with the vulnerable whose voices are often minimized or silenced. We do so because we believe the …
Women Scholars’ Writing Retreat Recipients
UPDATE: Due to COVID-19, the IBR Women Summer Writing Retreat has been postponed to June 2022. The Institute for Biblical Research would like to congratulate the following women scholars who will be joining Lynn Cohick (Northern Seminary) for the IBR Women Summer Writing Retreat in June 2022 at Shaker Village in Pleasant Hill, K.Y. Amanda Beckhuysen, Calvin Seminary Aubrey Buster, …
Annual Newsletter
Our 2015 Annual Newsletter is a PDF file.