How do we belong to one another, especially those who are incarcerated? We’ll explore how our incarcerated brothers and sisters find community in prison as well as when they are released into society.
The Apostle Paul wrote letters to churches that were struggling with what it meant to be a part of, or belong to, the new people of God. Paul is certain there is a connection to God’s covenant with the Jewish people, but he struggles...
Belonging in the Old Testament: Culture and Creation “We Belong to Different Cultures”: Belonging to a distinct culture is also a core piece of our religious identity. We will reread the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis...
Belonging in the Old Testament: Culture and Creation “We Belong to the Earth”: Belonging to the earth is a core piece of our religious identity. We will reread the story of creation in Genesis 2-3 to discover how human...
Belonging in the Old Testament: Families and God The Bible assumes that above all else we belong to God, and based on that conviction, it concentrates on primary relationships such as family and community. In this class, we will look at...
Belonging in the Old Testament: Families and God The Bible assumes that above all else we belong to God, and based on that conviction, it concentrates on primary relationships such as family and community. In this class, we will look at...
This year’s Kyes Lecture and Dinner Series is Be Well: Healing in Today’s World, and features two prominent theologians: Rev. Dr. Brennan Breed and Rev. Dr. Karoline Lewis. They will be exploring the theme of healing in Old and New Testaments and...
