Events
Presbyterians and Race: A Reflective Experience in Power and Social Justice
The Reformed Institute will hold a reflective walk in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, to sites that mark key moments in the story of Presbyterians, white privilege and black resistance from colonial days to the present. The walk will focus on reflection, inspiration and a challenge to action for racial justice at each of the sites below. Limited to 25 participants. (Masks required, a van is available for those with physical limitations.)
Short Course on Biblical Justice and Christian Formation
Virtual Event Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeThis short course explores the Presbyterian scholar Michael Barram’s Missional Economics: Biblical Justice and Christian Formation. This is a LIVE ZOOM event on Saturdays, Nov. 7, 14, and 21 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. The author will lead one session, and two notable Church leaders will lead us in the others. This timely event is co-sponsored by the Justice Formation Fellowship, a…
Black Presbyterians and Racial Justice: Reshaping the Reformed Tradition in the U.S.
Virtual Event Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeThe Reformed Tradition has been complicit in slavery, segregation, and White dominance throughout U.S. history. At the same time, Black Presbyterians have drawn on deep wells of resilience and prophetic vision to contest such racism and to reframe the tradition from within. Two gifted scholars -- Dr. Perzavia Praylow and Dr. Douglas Brown Clark --…
Short Course on Biblical Justice and Christian Formation
Virtual Event Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeThis short course explores the Presbyterian scholar Michael Barram’s Missional Economics: Biblical Justice and Christian Formation. This is a LIVE ZOOM event on Saturdays, Nov. 7, 14, and 21 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. The author will lead one session, and two notable Church leaders will lead us in the others. This timely event is co-sponsored by the Justice Formation Fellowship, a…
Renewing Theology and Church for Public Life: March 6, 13, 20
Virtual Event Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeThis course brings church leaders and experts together to explore current cultural and generational challenges to the church, resources for renewing the church for public witness, and aspects of Theology and Public Policy--all within a Reformed framework.
Renewing Theology and Church for Public Life: March 6, 13, 20
Virtual Event Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeThis course brings church leaders and experts together to explore current cultural and generational challenges to the church, resources for renewing the church for public witness, and aspects of Theology and Public Policy--all within a Reformed framework.
Renewing Theology and Church for Public Life: March 6, 13, 20
Virtual Event Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeThis course brings church leaders and experts together to explore current cultural and generational challenges to the church, resources for renewing the church for public witness, and aspects of Theology and Public Policy--all within a Reformed framework.
David LaMotte Workshop and Concert–to be Rescheduled 2022
Westminster Presbyterian Church 400 I Street SW,, Washington, DCThis unique event is a combined workshop, dinner, and concert that allows participants to put into action what they hear and experience. Registration opens September 15th. $20 suggested donation.
Ecologist, Professor, and Author Bill Brown in Washington, DC
National Presbyterian Church 4101 Nebraska Avenue NW, Washington, DCIn "Just Creation: Shalom for Our Common Home," Dr. Bill Brown will explore how Scripture and the Reformed faith call us to new ways of living with and for the Earth.
2022 Convocation with Dr. Brian Blount (ALL VIRTUAL EVENT)
Virtual Event--link sent a few days before each session Virtual Event--link will be sent a few days beforeAt the 2022 Reformed Institute Convocation all-virtual event, Dr. Brian Blount will speak on Liberation Trajectory in the Reformed Tradition.