February 2022
Perkins Bible Study
Dr. John Perkins hosts a weekly Zoom Bible Study every Tuesday at 8:00 AM CDT! He would love for you to join him!In order to join Bible Study, you must register at https://forms.gle/pQCbpWCpv22Sy8Uw8 the Monday before Bible Study. Each Monday at 11:59 CDT, registration closes and those on our registration list will receive the Zoom info 30 minutes before the call begins at 7:30 AM CDT. In case you miss the deadline and want to join the next Bible Study,…
Find out more »Rising to Freedom
“Freedom is never given; it is won.” – A. Philip Randolph The United States is perched upon a precipice: In the next decade, we will either become a genuine, multiethnic democracy for the very first time or tumble backward into Jim Crow-era disenfranchisement. Right now, lawmakers in dozens of states are advancing bills that would use modern poll taxes and literacy tests to prevent millions of people from casting a vote. Whether they will succeed depends entirely on the power…
Find out more »April 2022
Theologian in Residence- Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church has a wonderful tradition of inviting scholars from around our country to spend time with us to share their research and apply it to our life and work as a congregation. The Theologian-in-Residence program was created in appreciation for the ministry of David and Ruth Watermulder here at BMPC for 24 years. Saturday Morning Lecture April 30, 2022 10:00a.m. ET Sunday Morning Sermon May 1, 2022 10:00a.m. ET Sunday Morning Lecture May 1, 2022 11:15 am…
Find out more »June 2022
Est. 1619: History, Hidden Truth, and Our Journey Toward Jubilee (Pilgrimage)
From initial entry to resistance to rising, #The1619Pilgrimage will trace the story of Africans’ arrival on colonial soil, our strategies of resistance against unrelenting dehumanizing oppression, and our faith-rooted rise into the force that forged America’s soul. During this sojourn, participants will explore and experience stories of the commodification and exploitation of African lives through enslaved labor, as well as African resistance and rising from colonial slavery through reconstruction. During our journey, we will experience the music, art, dance, genealogy,…
Find out more »March 2023
WomanKind 2023
Since 2004, the women laity and clergy of St. James’s Episcopal Church have welcomed women to explore our Christian faith and the role of women in the church during a two-day conference held every other year. WomanKind is a weekend of faith and fellowship, enlightenment and engagement for women. An ecumenical Christian gathering, WomanKind welcomes women of all faiths. Our weekend opens with a Friday evening reception that features delicious food and friendly fellowship along with an opening keynote address.…
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