Author Archives: Sue Wright

We are thrilled to announce that Sandor “Sandy” Goodhart will lead us in a Midrash on Hebrew Bible and Beloved Community at our 2019 Conference, June 17-20, “Beloved Community as the Way from Scapegoating to Ubuntu.” Sandy is a Professor of … Continue reading →

by Sangeetha Ekambaram. First appeared in the Aug. 2018 Issue of the COV&R Bulletin.    REGISTER NOW FOR THE 2019 CONFERENCE! The 2018 Theology and Peace conference, ACCEPTING THE INVITATION TO THE BELOVED COMMUNITY took place at American Baptist College in Nashville, … Continue reading →

Currently appointed as Herbert Thompson Professor of Church and Society and Director of the Desmond Tutu Center at General Theological Seminary in New York, the Very Rev. Michael Battle, Ph.D. has an undergraduate degree from Duke University, received his master’s … Continue reading →

June 17-20, 2019 12th ANNUAL THEOLOGY & PEACE CONFERENCE  “Beloved Community as the Way from Scapegoating to Ubuntu” American Baptist College in Nashville, Tennessee Speakers Include: The Very Rev. Michael Battle, Ph.D., The Rev. Janet Wolf, The Rev. Naomi Tutu REGISTER NOW … Continue reading →

We are thrilled to announce that Rev. Janet Wolf, director of The Haley Farm and Nonviolent Organizing at the Children’s Defense Fund, will join us for the 2019 Theology & Peace Conference, “Beloved Community as the Way from Scapegoating to … Continue reading →

June 17-20, 2019 12th ANNUAL THEOLOGY & PEACE CONFERENCE “Beloved Community as the Way from Scapegoating to Ubuntu” Nashville, Tennessee Stay tuned for our forthcoming list of speakers! Mimetic Theory, as articulated by René Girard, offers profound insight into human nature, … Continue reading →