of African-American Judaica
Willie J. Hill Jr., bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church
Doug Mastriano, politician and retired military officer
Jamie Moffett, film director, producer, and social activist
Richard Muenz, actor and singer
Marvin Rees, mayor of Bristol, England
Brandon 'Scoop B' Robinson, sports writer, radio host, television personality most notably with CBS Sports Radio
Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative
Regina Young, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
=== Faculty ===
Phillip Cary, philosophy professor, philosopher, Augustine scholar, and author (retired)
Peter Enns, history of religions professor, scholar, author
Wilson Goode, professor emeritus and former mayor of Philadelphia
Christopher Hall, emeritus professor, Episcopalian theologian
Ron Sider, professor, activist, author, and founder/president emeritus of Evangelicals for Social Action
== References ==
== Further reading ==
Boehlke, Frederick (2003). Faith, Reason And …
