Community Conversations: Pastoral Imagination in Contested Times

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Dean and University Distinguished Professor of Religion & Literature

University Distinguished Professor of African American & Diaspora Studies

Vanderbilt Divinity School

Professor of Religion, Psychology, and Culture

Director of the Program in Theology and Practice

Vanderbilt Divinity School

Research Professor of Political Science and Law

Co-Chair, Vanderbilt Project on Unity & American Democracy

Vanderbilt Law School

How do faith leaders cultivate creativity and generosity during seasons of conflict? And how can a sense of pastoral imagination during these times transform our faith communities? These questions are critical for the life of the church and our own pastoral identity, particularly during an age when many of our systems feel closed, stuck, or in conflict. In collaboration with faculty from Vanderbilt Law School, Vanderbilt Divinity School invites you to attend our clergy breakfast with other faith leaders from across the city for a time of discussion, connection, and imagination.

We are pleased to offer continuing education units through Lifelong Learning for this event.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Vanderbilt University Divinity School, 411 21st Avenue South, Nashville, United States

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