A contemporary theology series
Theology Live is a podcast and public event that wrestles with life's most compelling and unsettling questions.
Join us on April 12 to hear from Rabbi Micah Greenstein! Rabbi Greenstein has served as the Senior Rabbi at Temple Israel since 2010, and is actively involved in interfaith activities and on local agency boards.
Join us on March 14 to hear from Rev. Becca Stevens, our guest during the Lenten Preaching Series at Calvary Episcopal Church.
Join us on February 28 to hear from Rev. Winnie Varghese, our guest during the Lenten Preaching Series at Calvary Episcopal Church.
Join us on December 7 at the Church Health Crosstown Concourse community room (1350 Concourse Ave.) as we engage with activist, writer, and speaker Tami Sawyer.
Join us on November 16 at the Church Health Crosstown Concourse community room (1350 Concourse Ave.) as we hear from Rev. Virzola Jo-Nan Law as she explores the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the "Beloved Community" he championed during his life.
Join Theology Live's new host, Ms. Meredith Day, as she interviews public theologian and University of Memphis professor Dr. Andre Johnson on theology, what happened in Charlottesville, VA., and #TakeEmDown901.
The event will take place in Church Health's community room at Crosstown Concourse, between the west and central atria.
Father Broderick will interview the Rev. Dr. Eboni Marshall Turman, Assistant Professor of African American Religion and Theology at Yale University's Divinity School about her journey to theology, what she's reading, and why she does what she does.
Join us Dec 14 at Jay Etkin Gallery as Dr. Emily Holmes, associate professor in religion and philosophy at Christian Brothers University, discusses a theology of the Incarnation and the ways Medieval Christian women were empowered by it.
Come hear the Rhodes College professor and Father Greer discuss the previous night's election and what it means in this moment both socially and theologically.
Dr. Andre Johnson will discuss the quietness of the white church in the era of #blacklivesmatter.
Join us Dr. Emily Ballew Neff, Executive Director of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, will look at how art, specifically that of Yinka Shonibare MBE and his four sculptures, Rage of the Ballet Gods, on view in the museum’s Dunavant Rotunda, playfully touch on pagan mythology, globalization, dance, violence and climate change.
