Congregating, Conjuring and Conspiring at Crossings: James H. Cone, Emilie M. Townes, and the call to “Wake Up Running”

This year’s James H. Cone and Emilie M. Townes’ Lecture will feature Dr. Walter Fluker. Fluker’s lecture, “Congregating, Conjuring, and Conspiring at Crossings: James H. Cone, Emilie M. Townes, and the Call to ‘Wake Up Running,'” will explore the intersecting legacies of James H. Cone and Emilie M. Townes within the framework of Black theology and womanist ethics. The lecture will highlight the transformative concepts of congregating, conjuring, and conspiring that Fluker introduced both Cone and Townes emphasized in their work. These themes reveal the profound power of marginalized communities to resist oppression and create new futures through faith, justice, and collective action.

There is no cost to this event, but registration is REQUIRED.