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Dr. Courtney Cowart is Director of Congregational Learning for The Fund for Theological Education in Atlanta, GA.
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The Fund for Theological EducationDr. Courtney V. Cowart - Day1 Conversations with Peter Wallace
September 06, 2011
Dr. Courtney Cowart, 9/11 survivor, author and the Director of Congregational Learning at the Fund for Theological Education, sits down with Day1 host Peter Wallace to discuss the her harrowing tale of survival on September 11th, 2001, her reflections on what that day continues to mean to us and what it can mean for us, her work with St. Paul's Chapel after that day, The Diocese of Louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina, and how it all ties into her current work with the Fund for Theological Education.
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