week two

Esther’s emergent moment mirrors our own, says Zina Jacque

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 9, 2021

MARY LEE TALBOT - STAFF WRITER The Rev. Zina Jacque, lead pastor of the the Community Church of Barrington, Illinois, delivers her sermon “In an Emergent Moment” Sunday, July 4, 2021 on the Amphitheater stage.

A ‘trip’ through history: Gary Laderman connects drugs and religion in Interfaith Lecture

by Max Zambrano on July 9, 2021

MAX ZAMBRANO - STAFF WRITER Gary Laderman, Goodrich C. White Professor of American Religious History and Cultures at Emory University,

MIT’s Ariel Ekblaw looks to the potential of cutting-edge space architecture in CLS

by Nick Danlag on July 9, 2021

NICK DANLAG - STAFF WRITER When the Cold War ended, space travel stalled. With less political pressure, the government gave

‘Living’ space as the newest frontier: MIT’s Ariel Ekblaw to focus on self-assembling space architecture and habitats in CLS

by Annalee Hubbs on July 8, 2021

ANNALEE HUBBS - COPY & DIGITAL EDITOR Ekblaw Ariel Ekblaw doesn’t know yet if space is the final frontier —

Alta Charo explores history, misconceptions, future and the ethics of genome editing

by Nick Danlag on July 8, 2021

NICK DANLAG - STAFF WRITER R. Alta Charo, Warren P. Knowles Professor Emerita of Law and Bioethics at the University

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An ever-expanding frontier: Margarita Simon Guillory explores digital religions

by Max Zambrano on July 8, 2021

MAX ZAMBRANO - STAFF WRITER Margarita Simon Guillory, associate professor of religion and African American studies at Boston University, delivers her lecture “To Boldly Go: Technological Frontiers and the Changing Landscape of American Religion” Tuesday,

Death, religion, drugs: Emory’s Gary Laderman to draw connections between faith life, consumption of drugs

by Max Zambrano on July 7, 2021

MAX ZAMBRANO - STAFF WRITER Laderman When it comes to death, religion and drugs, Gary Laderman is the man with

Pulitzer winner Elizabeth Kolbert examines humanity’s desire to control nature

by Nick Danlag on July 7, 2021

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NICK DANLAG - STAFF WRITER Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Elizabeth Kolbert gives a morning lecture about her book 'Under a White

Bioethics expert R. Alta Charo to explore ramifications of genome editing technology

by Sarah Vest on July 7, 2021

SARAH VEST - STAFF WRITER Charo “Gattaca,” the 1997 movie that tells the story of a future society where people

Auburn President Katharine Henderson discusses Christian nationalism, climate change and race with regard to future of religion

by Max Zambrano on July 7, 2021

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MAX ZAMBRANO - STAFF WRITER Auburn Seminary President The Rev. Katharine Rhodes Henderson delivers her lecture “Living Between Precarity and

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week two

Esther’s emergent moment mirrors our own, says Zina Jacque

A ‘trip’ through history: Gary Laderman connects drugs and religion in Interfaith Lecture

MIT’s Ariel Ekblaw looks to the potential of cutting-edge space architecture in CLS

‘Living’ space as the newest frontier: MIT’s Ariel Ekblaw to focus on self-assembling space architecture and habitats in CLS

Alta Charo explores history, misconceptions, future and the ethics of genome editing

An ever-expanding frontier: Margarita Simon Guillory explores digital religions

Death, religion, drugs: Emory’s Gary Laderman to draw connections between faith life, consumption of drugs

Pulitzer winner Elizabeth Kolbert examines humanity’s desire to control nature

Bioethics expert R. Alta Charo to explore ramifications of genome editing technology

Auburn President Katharine Henderson discusses Christian nationalism, climate change and race with regard to future of religion

To emerge requires transformation in darkness, waiting and struggle, Zina Jacque says

Where tech, religiosity intersect: Margarita Simon Guillory to examine new faith practices

Poet Danielle Legros Georges to give Brown Bag on the languages inside everyone

Celebrated author Ted Chiang shares how ‘literature of change’ shapes idea of future

Throw off the leaf cover, make mistakes, be willing to sacrifice, says Zina Jacque in morning worship

God calls us by name so we are not afraid of fire, says Rev. Zina Jacque