The Charleston Interreligious Council’s 4th Annual James Sawers Jr. Interfaith Speaker Series
The Nature of Black Religion
Dr. Anthony Pinn
Thursday, November 19 at 7pm
Join us for a live virtual conversation about African American Religious Life in America. Dr. Anthony Pinn, professor of Religious Studies at Rice University will offer a lecture, followed by a engaging discussion about African American Religious Life in the broader context. We will explore questions such as ~ Is there one fundamental meaning to black religion in America? -and- What is the heart and soul of African American religious life?
This is the KEYNOTE ADDRESS of the CIC’s 8-part series titled, African American Religious Diversity and Dialogue. Only one registration is needed for the 8-part series. The complete schedule is below.
The James Sawers Jr. Interfaith Speaker Series is free and open to the public.
Only one registration is needed for the entire series.
Schedule of Virtual Live Events
November 12 ~ Dr. Anthony Pinn ~ The Nature of Black Religion - KEYNOTE ADDRESS
November 19 ~ Professor Damon Fordham ~ African American Faith and Diversity in Charleston
December 8 ~ Dr. LeRhonda Manigault-Bryant ~ Gullah and Neo-African Faith
December 22 ~ Dr. Muhammad Fraser-Rahim~ African American Islamic Faith
January 5 ~ Christal Brown Heyward ~ African American Faith in Music
January 19 ~ Judge Arthur McFarland ~ The Black Catholic Experience
February 2 ~ Al Nesmith ~ African Americans in the Baha'i Tradition
February 16 ~ D. Danyelle Thomas ~ African American Millennials and Faith
