Faith in Public Life

7-week course via Zoom on Wednesdays, September 18 - October 30

In preparation for our election and the times we find ourselves in, what does it mean for us to be Church in today’s world?  Through a variety of voices and disciplines, we’ll explore what it means to be people of faith in today’s public life, growing in our awareness of how we’ve been formed in our culture and how we’re being called into new places.

Each week we'll learn alongside guest-faculty from different disciplines and places in the public sphere, including:

• Dr. Reggie Williams, author of Bonhoeffer’s Black Jesus 
• Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim, author of When God Became White 
• Stacy Kitahata, Executive Director, Holden Village 
• Rev. Terry Kyllo, Executive Director of Paths to Understanding    
• Dr. Justin Latterell, Senior Fellow at Emory University's Center for the Study of Law & Religion
• Fred Oduyoye, from Reachable Reconciliation Ministries 

More info, including Registration Link coming soon.