2024 JWW Lectureship Series Kicks Off Today!

PLEASE NOTE, PARKING IS AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:

• Street parking (metered)
• PPAR parking lot (across E. St. Vrain)
• First United Methodist parking lot (corner of E. St. Vrain + N. Nevada, until 12:30pm on Saturday)

Friday, May 3, 2024: 

7:00 pm

1. Dr. Adora White Eagle, PhD addresses: “The People of the Land” (Protocols with Arapahos)
2. Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley presents “Weaving Justice and Peace in a Wounded Land, Part 1”
3. Q & A Session

Saturday, May 4, 2024: 

10:00 am

1.  Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley presents “Weaving Justice and Peace in a Wounded Land, Part 2”
2. Q & A Session
3. Book Sale and Book Signing

Sunday, May 5, 2024: 

10:00 am

1. Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley preaches in worship: “The Power of the Wild”
2. Edith Woodley leads the Children’s Message in worship and then leads the children in Kids’ Community Worship, focusing on Creation Justice
3. Interview and Q & A Session with Rev. Lee Ann Bryce

Sunday, May 12, 2024: 

11:10 am

The Forum: JWW Lectureship Team presents “What does it mean to be Indigenous?" with Dr. Trajn Boughan

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Rev. Dr. Randy S. Woodley

Rev. Dr. Woodley is a recognized leader in the fields of Indigenous and Intercultural Studies, Ecology, Spirituality, Race, Theology, and Mission. Randy is a Cherokee descendant recognized by the Keetoowah Band. Randy and his wife Edith, an Eastern Shoshone tribal member, are co-creators and co-sustainers of Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice and Eloheh Farm & Seeds.

Randy recently retired as Distinguished Professor of Faith and Culture and Director of Intercultural and Indigenous Studies at Portland Seminary. Randy and his wife Edith invite people to a new relationship and understanding of Creation, History, and Earth Justice. The JWW Team also plans to tie these ideas to FCC’s 150th Anniversary.

For more information and a list of publications by

Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley, please visit his website: 

www.randywoodley.com

Donations are welcome to support future JWW Lectureship programs. Envelopes are in the pew pockets