October 2020
2020 Ally Tour: Wedge Issues or Wedged Women?
WEDGE ISSUES OR WEDGED WOMEN? OCTOBER 12TH, 7:30PM ET- 9PM ET Lisa, Jen, Brenda, Sarah, Alexia, Kirsten What is the impact of wedge issues on women’s alliances across racial, ethnic, class, and geographical boundaries? How do we approach these issues, not as red or blue, but as women? Purchase Tickets Here
Find out more »2020 Ally Tour: White Power vs. Women’s Power
WHITE POWER VS. WOMEN’S POWER OCTOBER 19TH, 7:30PM ET- 9PM ET Lisa, Jen, Brenda, Sarah, Alexia, Kirsten What happens when white men’s sensibilities are moved from the center of white women’s political orientation. How does this change the possibilities for an alliance with women of color? Purchase Tickets Here
Find out more »2020 Ally Tour: The Call to Radical Friendship
THE CALL TO RADICAL FRIENDSHIP OCTOBER 26TH, 7:30PM ET- 9PM ET Lisa, Jen, Brenda, Nadia, Alexia, Kirsten Political alliance is well and good, but it does it build a beloved community? What will radical friendship, like the friendship of Ruth and Naomi, require of us on election day, and every day after that? Purchase Tickets Here
Find out more »November 2020
Collins Summit
The Very Good Gospel. How in these politically divisive and turbulent times can we as people of faith come together to create a just peace, to create shalom?
Find out more »January 2021
Hindsight 2020
"HINDSIGHT 2020" is a LIVE web event honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, reflecting on the year 2020, and celebrating the upcoming launch of LivingUNDIVIDED and WorkingUNDIVIDED.
Find out more »March 2021
Meneilly Visiting Scholar-Village Presbyterian Church
The Meneilly Visiting Scholar Committee has announced that Lisa Sharon Harper will be our 2021 Visiting Scholar. Her presentations on “Post Election Faith and Politics” will be offered in a Zoom webinar starting at 7 p.m. CT Friday, March 5, and 9 a.m. CT Saturday, March 6. There is no cost to participate.
Find out more »“The Heart of Human Rights: Faith-Fueled Advocacy on Issues of Our Day.”
We are all created in God’s image, equal in dignity and worth, but we are not all granted equal rights in the United States. The U.S. is the only democracy and one of only 18 countries worldwide that does not plainly protect women’s rights or prohibit gender discrimination in its constitution. Despite gender-based injustice such as sexual and intimate partner violence, workplace harassment, and pregnancy and pay discrimination, our nation has never corrected the purposeful, historic exclusion of women from…
Find out more »Lehigh Conference of Churches
Established by the Lehigh Conference of Churches in 1990 and held annually since 1993, the Campbell Lectures inform and educate member congregations, other Christian communities, and the wider public on the enduring importance of Christian unity and its potential for addressing problems facing society today. This endeavor has fostered cooperation among diverse Christian perspectives and dialogue about religious issues.
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