Worship & The Arts Series

Sep 21, 2022

Planning for Worship After the Pandemic
Friday, November 11, 2022 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Upper Gwinn
Join us as we hear from Dr. Constance Cherry, author of The Worship Architect, and singer-songwriter, Wendell Kimbrough, on the challenges and opportunities of planning worship after the pandemic. Dinner and conversations included!

Indigeneous Peoples Day

Sep 21, 2022

October 10, 2022 - 7 p.m. - Upper Gwinn (Third Floor)

Dr. Randy Woodley will be on hand during Indigenous Peoples Day to present his lecture, “Indigenous Spirit: Weaving Justice and Peace in a Wounded Land.” After years of COVID, we are finding ourselves and each other again. There is joy in understanding our human purpose on earth, our place on the land and our own sense of indigenaity. Dr. Woodley will assist us in finding the joy of place through an Indigenous perspective and give us tools to live with the land, not just on the land.

SOT Lectures 2022-23

Aug 16, 2022

Save the date for these upcoming lectures, including our annual Walls and Palmer lectures.

Theology in Global Perspective: Asia, Africa & Latin America

Apr 27, 2022

Come hear from Biblical scholars as they share theological perspectives on Jesus’ Mission outside the United States.

2021 Walls Lecture

Oct 21, 2021

Join us on November 10 as Dr. Robert W. Wall, Paul T. Walls Professor Emeritus of Scripture and Wesleyan Studies, gives his final Walls Lecture, presenting on the Holy Spirit’s role in the Bible’s formation. Dr. Douglas M. Strong, the new Paul T. Walls Professor of Wesleyan Studies and History of Christianity, is the respondent. The lecture will be held at 7 p.m. in Upper Gwinn Commons. Entry is free.

*Please note the conditions of entry listed on the 2021 Walls Lecture webpage.