{Workshop} Incarnational Hermeneutic: The Interpretive Task of a CiM

This workshop is focused on Chapter 2 of See.Do.Be.Free.: A Field Guide for Becoming a Community in Mission. 

In this workshop, we will focus on the Incarnational Hermeneutic: the interpretive task of a Community in Mission. We will explore Jesus’ way of interpreting reality – his way of seeing God, reading Scripture and making sense of life itself – especially with those who have suffered. We often refer to this as “doing theology from below.” It reveals the Good News of God’s solidarity with the scapegoated victims of history.

This workshop is an important conversation for those who want to create cities of peace for all people as modeled by Jesus. 

We will be joined by guest speaker Peter Choi. Peter is the Executive Director of the Center for Faith and Justice and a pastor in San Francisco, California. A historian of eighteenth-century North America, Peter specializes in transatlantic revival religion, early evangelicalism, and world Christianity.

There will be time for small and large group conversation.  

Before the workshop, please complete the following:
– Read Chapter 2 in the See.Do.Be.Free. field guide (download the free PDF or purchase a printed copy)
– Listen to the Reflection Companion for Chapter 2 (~6 min)

Who should attend: This workshop is designed as a conversation for novitiates, partners, the ordained, and friends of the Street Psalms community, and is open to all. 

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://streetpsalms.zoom.us/j/82460050766
Meeting ID: 824 6005 0766