Carrie Frederick Frost, PhD
Assistant Professor
Office
Location
Bond Hall 172
Hours
Spring Quarter 2025:
Monday 10-11am, Wednesday 1-2pm or by appointment
About
Education
Ph.D. Religious Studies, University of Virginia
Carrie Frederick Frost is a scholar of modern Orthodox Christianity, who attends to matters of women and mothers, sacraments and practice, material culture, and contemplative prayer. She received a PhD in Theology, Ethics, and Culture from the Religious Studies Department at the University of Virginia, and she is the author of Church of Our Granddaughters (Cascade, 2023) and Maternal Body: A Theology of Incarnation from the Christian East (Paulist Press, 2019), and the editor of Chorus of Faith (Pickwick, 2025) and The Reception of the Holy and Great Council: Reflections of Orthodox Christian Women (GOARCH, 2018). She is also Book Reviews Editor for Journal of Orthodox Christian Studies.
Professor Frost teaches:
REL 231 Introduction to the Study of Religion
REL 233 Women & Religion
REL 390 Comparative Contemplative Practices
REL 390 Women, Ritual & Christianity
HUMA 302 Method of Interdisciplinary Study Featuring Kristin Lavransdatter by Sigrid Undset
HUMA 390 Spirituality, Literature & the Wild
REL 490 Comparing Holy Lives