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An Interview with Renate Jost

In May 2012, Susannah Heschel and Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza visited the Augustana Divinity School in Neuendettelsau (Bavaria, Germany) for a study day. At that time, I, Tina Binder, was a student assistant for Renate Jost and had the opportunity to meet these two remarkable women. At an evening meal, Elisabeth spoke about the first and soon-to-be-released Across Generations interview with Jane D. Schaberg in the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion (JFSR). When I gave up my post as student assistant in September 2012 to begin the vicarate, my roommate Sophia Weidemann replaced me. She told me about her new project: an interview for JFSR with Renate. After a brief conversation, a discussion with Renate, and initial agreements, it soon became clear that, as fellow students, roommates, and colleagues who knew each other well yet had differing perspectives, we should do the interview together.