Register Here 411 MLK & Online 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Biblical stories are often uncritically taught, preached, and composed to music as if they are inclusive of a people’s history and culture when, according to systematic theologian Willie James Jennings, they are actually fragments of them – i.e., bits and pieces of information extracted from the fuller expressions of a people’s life. History tells us that these fragments often represent violent rips and tears from the moral and nurturing centers…

Register Here 411 MLK & Online 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Biblical stories are often uncritically taught, preached, and composed to music as if they are inclusive of a people’s history and culture when, according to systematic theologian Willie James Jennings, they are actually fragments of them – i.e., bits and pieces of information extracted from the fuller expressions of a people’s life. History tells us that these fragments often represent violent rips and tears from the moral and nurturing centers…

Register Here 411 MLK & Online 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Biblical stories are often uncritically taught, preached, and composed to music as if they are inclusive of a people’s history and culture when, according to systematic theologian Willie James Jennings, they are actually fragments of them – i.e., bits and pieces of information extracted from the fuller expressions of a people’s life. History tells us that these fragments often represent violent rips and tears from the moral and nurturing centers…

Register Here 411 MLK & Online 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Biblical stories are often uncritically taught, preached, and composed to music as if they are inclusive of a people’s history and culture when, according to systematic theologian Willie James Jennings, they are actually fragments of them – i.e., bits and pieces of information extracted from the fuller expressions of a people’s life. History tells us that these fragments often represent violent rips and tears from the moral and nurturing centers…

Register Here 411 MLK & Online 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Biblical stories are often uncritically taught, preached, and composed to music as if they are inclusive of a people’s history and culture when, according to systematic theologian Willie James Jennings, they are actually fragments of them – i.e., bits and pieces of information extracted from the fuller expressions of a people’s life. History tells us that these fragments often represent violent rips and tears from the moral and nurturing centers…