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Louisville Seminary invites you to attend the 2025 Edwards Lecture: "Can I Get a Witness: Cultivating the Courage of Moral Leaders" on Thursday, February 27, 2025, at 6:30 PM (ET), presented by guest lecturer, Dr. AnneMarie Mingo, in-person at our newly upgraded multi-use tech space in the Winn Center (on the campus of LPTS) or online via Zoom.

Dr. AnneMarie Mingo, Associate Professor of Ethics, Culture, and Moral Leadership and Director of the Metro-Urban Institute at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, will deliver a powerful exploration of the faith, courage, and moral imagination of civil rights-era Black Churchwomen who risked everything to transform our world. This lecture will highlight the lived theology and ethics of Black women, showcasing their public witness and courageous resistance to social injustice. Their hope for a better future offers invaluable lessons for our moral challenges today.

Coupled with the annual Black Church Studies Consultation (Feb 25-28, 2025 – more info coming soon!), this lecture shares a focus on peace and social justice, providing an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and reflection.

Joining us in-person? We invite you to come to the Winn Center prior to the Edwards lecture for a reception and resource fair. Doors open at 5:30 PM (ET).

Thank you for registering by February 25, whether attending in-person or online.

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Don’t wait—register today and secure your spot for this FREE public event!

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At Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, we strive to make quality theological education accessible to people in all kinds of contexts:

• alums@lpts.edu flexible in person and/or online Master of Divinity allows folks with busy lives -- parents with young children, those working full time, caretakers of aging family members, and so many others -- to pursue a graduate theological education as a part of our LPTS community.
• Our Master of Arts in Religion program -- both in person and online -- gives students an opportunity to ask questions and develop research projects about the areas of religious life and Biblical study that matters to them.
• Our residential Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy program offers the ability to work with our world class faculty and ministry and clinical professionals across the Kentuckiana area.
• Our Doctor of Ministry offers flexible, advanced training for experienced ministers through spiritual renewal, refreshed skills, and self-directed research. In our cohort-based program, students experience a supportive peer learning group and receive instruction from our world-class faculty. Apply now to join the January 2026 cohort with an Early Decision Deadline of April 1, 2025. Click here to learn more about admissions requirements.

Fall 2025 Enrollment is OPEN! Click here to apply or to learn more about our flexible options.

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Led by the Holy Spirit, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary educates people to proclaim the Gospel, to care for all, and to work for justice in communities everywhere. 

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