This summer, BSK offered a special, non-credit certificate program for leaders of Cooperative Baptist Fellowship churches in the Bahamas. A team from the seminary spent a weekend learning and worshipping with church leaders in the Bahamas. Dr. Lewis Brogdon, Executive Director of BSK’s Institute for Black Church Studies, explored the topic of “Ministry in an Age of Global & Social Change” with a special emphasis on the Africans of the Diaspora. This certificate program, hosted at FoxTown Baptist Church on the island of Abaco, also included conversations between the local church leaders and Dr. Anthony Everett, Director of BSK’s Siloam Project, Dr. Laura Levens, Associate Professor of Christian Mission at BSK, and Erica Whitaker, Associate Director of the Institute for Black Church Studies. This conversation addressed ways of engaging people beyond the walls of the church. Fifteen individuals received these non-credit certificates and a special stole from Rev. Tammy Snyder, director of CBF Florida and the Caribbean Islands.
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- Some Encouragement for Hard Days and Seasons in Ministry and Advocacy
- Education Beyond the Classroom: Reflections on My 2019 Documentary
- Reflections on “The Rethinking Privilege” Series
- Brogdon represents BSK at Permanent Forum for People of African Descent
- Maybe It’s Time to Change Our Approach to the Work of Racial Justice?
- Brogdon among impressive panel of speakers for HopeWords Writers Conference
- Rethinking Privilege Part Three
- Opening Our Eyes to Human Suffering (flipbook)
- Rethinking Privilege Part Two
- Whitaker explores how Christian theological concepts shape how Americans view the Israel/Hamas war
- Rev. Erica Whitaker to preach at Central Presbyterian Church in Louisville
- Brogdon will deliver Dr. John T. Washington Lecture at University of Central Florida
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