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İSAR Ottoman Sciences Symposium Series IX
Ethics in the Ottoman Empire: Scholars, Works, and Problems
The 2023 lecture will be given by Cheryl J. Sanders, Professor of Christian Ethics at Howard University School of Divinity, and is titled ‘Holiness and Black Consciousness: The Social Witness of Black Saints, Shepherds, and Sages’. The lecture will be on Tuesday 20 June 2023 at 5pm. This event will be both in person and online. If you plan to attend online, registration is required here. A video preview of the lecture is available here.
Zero Hour: Rethinking 1945 From Jewish Transnational Perspectives
An Interdisciplinary Workshop
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Theme: “Religious Heritage on Tolerance, Non-Violence, and Accommodated Traditions”
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In this workshop, we aim to discuss the role of faith and religious inspiration in organizing solidarity in contemporary superdiverse and post-secular urbanized societies as well as in secularizing societies from the nineteenth century on.
Are you a church historian, independent researcher, or just interested in early New England church history (1620-1820) and what it can reveal about the past?
Join us for an in-person workshop at 14 Beacon Street in Boston on finding and interpreting church records at the Congregational Library & Archives on Friday, July 7 from 9:30 am - 2 pm.
Participants will learn:
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Join us for a virtual film screening of the movie It Takes A Village and a discussion with Rev. Dr. Jamesetta Ferguson, Rev. Dr. Patrick Duggan, and Sandra Acosta, moderated by Rev. Dr. Stephen Ray, Jr.
