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Union is pleased to announce the Inaugural James H. Cone Lecture.
This annual lecture, in honor of Dr. Cone, the father of Black
Liberation Theology, will continue forth his legacy of prophetic Black
theological and religious thought that pricks the conscience of America.
Join us online Wednesday, November 11 at 6:00 p.m. EST, as Dr. Anthony B. Pinn of Rice University will deliver a lecture titled "The View from Bearden: James Cone, Black Suffering, and Theologizing Poetic Imagination".
Following the lecture there will be Q&A moderated by EDS at Union
Dean Kelly Brown Douglas, who holds the Bill & Judith Moyers Chair
of Theology-- the chair previously held by Dr. Cone.
To register, please click here to receive the Zoom details.
Pinn
is the Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor of Humanities and professor of
religion at Rice University. He is the inaugural director of the Center
for African and African American Studies, and founding director of the
Center for Engaged Research and Collaborative Learning also at Rice.
A live stream will also be available on Facebook and YouTube.
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