David M. Krueger is an author, educator, and scholar passionate about public history, religious literacy, and dialogue. His expertise includes American religious history, religious pluralism and freedom, race, and ethnicity. Dr. Krueger is a sought-after lecturer and speaker and has frequently served as a narrator and scholarly contributor on the Travel Channel and the Science Channel. He received a ThM from Princeton Theological Seminary and a PhD in religion from Temple University. His book, Myths of the Rune Stone: Viking Martyrs and the Birthplace of America, was published by the University of Minnesota Press. Dr. Krueger is a versatile and seasoned educator who has taught at Chestnut Hill College, Palmer Theological Seminary, Temple University, Rutgers University-Camden, and various community-based organizations. He previously served as the assistant director at the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program and is now the executive director at the Dialogue Institute based at Temple University. He is also co-editor of the Journal of Ecumenical Studies. Although he grew up as a farm kid in Minnesota, he has come to love Philadelphia and its fascinating history since moving there in 1995. Articles and essays he has written have appeared in Religion Dispatches, the Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia, the Religion in American History blog, and Marginalia: A Los Angeles Review of Books Channel. He is certified by the Association of Philadelphia Tour Guides to offer guided tours of religious and historical sites in the city. Feel free to get in contact with him via the form below:

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