Some of us from CTI 2018 residential fellowship on migration team up again at AAR to present the outcomes of our research published in Christianity in the Age of Migration ed by Peter Phan. A diverse panel speaking on church, liturgy, climate displacement, religious education
Took the plunge - attending AAR this year in San Antonio. Presenting a paper on Climate Change, Migration & Displacement under the World Christianity Unit stream.
Just finished a great conversation on the movie Anote’s Ark. my contribution to keeping the issues of low lying atolls alive & emphasising the role of indigenous epistemologies https://t.co/e8SG2WRPaQ
Agree with Brian cos selfishly I would really like to be able to fly back to Australia this Xmas although this is not looking possible. On a broader scale 40,000 Australians are stranded & dying to get home - for some literally.
Syd fam,
As a Melbourne resident, trust me on this one: lockdowns save lives!
Sit it out. Enjoy time with family. Read new books, re-read old ones.
Finish that Netflix series you've always wanted to
The sun will always shine outside. Enjoy the shine inside for once
#StayHome
Two conferences coming up next week...
On Monday, I'll be giving a paper @BIAPTheology on "Witnessing our Wounded World"...
And looking forward to keynotes by @SefCarroll & Hilary Marlow.
Young people have been challenged to envisage a future for the region and work together towards building a dynamic Pacific 🌏 in preparation for the upcoming @WCCAssembly. Pacific Conference of Churches @lotupasifika general secretary @PadreJB said:… https://t.co/Ibs5f8l9Sh #WCC
Great to share the panel today with Mike McCurry & Dion Foster moderated by @rad_1968 on doing public theology & the role of the public theologian in the new normal @wesleyhousecam Great questions too from audience.
I was struck again last week by how whiteness in the image of Jesus has insidiously pervaded our institutions, legislation, laws - the church is no exception. There is an imperative need to continue interrogating whiteness and colonialism in our theologies past & current.