Dean Kenyatta Gilbert will give a presentation examining what it means to preach about justice and work for it daily. He will share insights from the African-American religious tradition that can help churches and individuals become more effective prophetic witnesses. After his remarks, he will dialogue with Rev. Lionel Edmonds, a Washington, DC, pastor and…
Join us for an inspiring event with our summer McClendon Scholar, Dean Kenyatta Gilbert from Howard University School of Divinity, as he presents "Living Justly in Unsettling Times." The presentation will take place on Saturday, July 27th, at 11 am EDT at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC. Attend in person to enjoy…
Kenyatta R. Gilbert, PhD, is the dean of Howard University’s School of Divinity. Since 2006, Gilbert has been a professor of homiletics at Howard University’s School of Divinity and is a nationally- recognized expert on African American preaching. He will be with us on three occasions: July 9: Kenyatta Gilbert Webinar July 27: Kenyatta Gilbert…
Join us for an insightful discussion with Rev. Mitri Raheb, a renowned Palestinian pastor, author, and President of Dar al-Kalima University in Bethlehem. Rev. Raheb will provide background on the current situation in Gaza and offer guidance on how people of faith can respond. For those attending in person, a reception will be held in…
Brian McLaren, author of numerous books calling for "a new kind of Christianity," will speak about what Christians should do during these perilous times. He will draw upon insights from his new book "Life After Doom" and challenge us to be engaged in a new way with the environmental, social and political problems that threaten…
On the weekend before the election, Dr. Brian Blount, former President of Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, will discuss the role of Christians in public life. He will examine several different types of responses that Christians have to choose from and look at the consequences of each approach. He will take questions and engage in…
