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Eleanor Moody-Shepherd is the Dean of Students at New York Theological Seminary and a Professor of Women Studies at New York at the Seminary. Eleanor is a researcher and teacher in areas of domestic violence, women leadership and women in the bible. She is an organizer for international travel study seminars to the Holy Land, Africa, and other parts of the world. She co-organizes trips to the southern part of the United States of America for the study of history, the Civil Rights Movement, and southern religious teaches. Moody-Shepherd is an educational consultant, preacher, and motivational speaker. She is an author, and a co-author of “Bringing the City to Light: Pastoral Formation in a Multicultural Urban Context,” with Martha Jacobs and Rebeca Radillo. It is published in the book Equip

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