Film, Faith and Justice 2008
Speaker: Chris Heuertz on "A Vocation of Service: Finding Life In The 'Wrong' Places"| Host: | |
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| Network: | Global |
| Date: | Thursday, October 23, 2008 |
| Time: | 6:00pm - 8:30pm |
| Location: | Mars Hill Graduate School |
| City/Town: | Seattle, WA |
Description
Film, Faith, and Justice 2008 is a film and lecture series developed by The Other Journal and featuring eight (8) independent documentaries and films from the 2007-2008 Human Rights Watch Traveling Film Festival, many of them being premiered for the first time in Seattle.
Correlating speaker presentations and panel discussions will articulate personal and communal faith responses to modern issues of injustice such as poverty, violence, immigration, and social responsibility through the lens of the Christian tradition.
This forum is being hosted at Mars Hill Graduate School in downtown Seattle. It will feature keynote addresses from theologians, social advocates, and local community leaders, including:
Christopher Heuertz
Executive Director of Word Made Flesh
Dr. Eugene McCarraher
Dept. of Humanities & Augustinian Traditions, Villanova University
Rita Nakashima Brock, PhD
Award-Winning Author, Co-Director of Faith Voices for the Common Good
Dr. J. Kameron Carter
Associate Professor in Theology & Black Church Studies, Duke Divinity School
Correlating speaker presentations and panel discussions will articulate personal and communal faith responses to modern issues of injustice such as poverty, violence, immigration, and social responsibility through the lens of the Christian tradition.
This forum is being hosted at Mars Hill Graduate School in downtown Seattle. It will feature keynote addresses from theologians, social advocates, and local community leaders, including:
Christopher Heuertz
Executive Director of Word Made Flesh
Dr. Eugene McCarraher
Dept. of Humanities & Augustinian Traditions, Villanova University
Rita Nakashima Brock, PhD
Award-Winning Author, Co-Director of Faith Voices for the Common Good
Dr. J. Kameron Carter
Associate Professor in Theology & Black Church Studies, Duke Divinity School
Other Information
- Guests are allowed to bring friends to this event.
Event Type
This is an open event. Anyone can join and invite others to join.