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Williams Institute Lectures
April 9 and 10, 2024
Delivered by Eboni Marshall Turman, associate professor of theology and African American religion at Yale University Divinity School.
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Lecture 2
Events
- Events
- Alumni Day
- Archive and Resources
- Liturgy and Leadership in the Digital Age
- Williams Institute Spring 2024
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2024
- A Conversation with Jemar Tisby
- Religious Responses to Sex Work and Sex Trafficking
- Rattan Lal lecture
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2023
- A Conversation with Anthony Reddie
- The Spirit of Soul Food: Race, Faith and Food Justice
- Williams Institute Fall 2022
- All About Waste: Sanitation, Justice, and Reinventing the Toilet
- Technology, Older Adults and Churches: Opportunities and Challenges
- Institute on Theology and Disability
- Trust in Science?
- A Space-Making Gospel
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2022
- Shades of Green: Faithfully Financing Climate Justice
- Lunch with Valerie Bridgeman and Bishop Johnathan E. Alvarado
- Williams Institute Fall 2021
- Blackness, Mental Health and Faith: A Conversation Across the Waters
- Reading Paul in Prison: A Book Launch and Colloquium
- Pastors, Pandemics and Public Health: Building Collaborative Responses to COVID-19
- The Art of Justice
- Providing Sanctuary as Witness
- On Higher Ground
- Beyond Good Intentions
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2020
- Reading Noah’s Ark in the Age of Climate Change
- Williams Institute Fall 2019
- Women’s Participation in Food Justice: Developing Transnational Solidarity
- Christians and the Disinherited: Toward the Next 100 Years of Ecumenical Ministry
- Reading Philippians in the Age of Mass Incarceration
- The Death of Civility: On the Birth of Dignity-Based Interfaith Ritual and Practices
- Redefining the Trauma Zone
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2019
- Building Regional Food Hubs
- Installation of Valerie Bridgeman as Dean
- Alumni Day 2018
- Living in a "Post-Christian" Culture
- Beyond the Politics of Rescue: Organizing, Empowerment, and Harm Reduction in the Movement to End Human Trafficking
- Faith, Food and Flourishing with Heber Brown
- Building Community Bridges: Conversations on Disability
- Williams Institute Spring 2018
- Shabbat: An Epistemological Principle for Holiness, Sustainability and Justice in the Pentateuch
- Space-Sharing Principles for Religious Organizations and Groups
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2018
- Williams Institute Fall 2017
- "Was Not Martin Luther an Extremist?"
- Connecting Theology, Ecology and Race
- Midwest Symposium on Ecologically Informed Theological Education
- Talking About What Matters Most: End-of-Life Conversations
- Opioids and Heroin: The Sins of Our Past
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2017
- Matthew and the Pharisees: History or Fake News?
- Mindful Social Media Usage and Methods for Ministry and Nonprofits
- Schooler Institute 2016
- Missing in Action: The Disappearance of Progressive Christianity in the Movement to End Human Trafficking
- Faithful Justice: Confronting Mass Incarceration
- MACM 30th Anniversary Symposium
- Prophetic Ministry – Institute on Organizing and Preaching for Social Justice
- Millennial Dreaming: Cultivating Hope and Ecological Vision
- A Long Way from Home
- Mount Alumni Awards 2016
- Finding Deuteronomy in the Dirt
- Williams Institute Fall 2016
- Bridging the Gap: Using Tech as a Purpose-Driven Tool
- Compassionate Competency
- Williams Institute Fall 2015
- Williams Institute Spring 2015
- Williams Institute 2013
- The Fleeing Nones: Food for Thought from the Spiritual but not Religious
- Alumni Day 2014 and Dean's Installation
- Climate Conversation
- Community Organizing and Development Through Nonprofits
- Towards a Practical Theology of Disability
- Schooler Institute 2015
- Schooler Institute 2014
- Pursuing Happiness Across Cultures
- Williams Institute 2014
- Religions of India in America
- Developing Community: A Toolkit for Doing Nonprofit Work
- Modern Research on Ancient Texts: The Story of the Dead Sea Scrolls
- Schooler Institute 2013
- Printing Beyond Propaganda: Publishing ‘Church Manuals’ in the Reformation Era
- About the Theological Commons