A Public Presentation by Victoria J. Barnett at First-Plymouth Church, Lincoln, NE Thursday, March 31, 2022 Between 1935 and 1937 Bonhoeffer prepared five groups of seminarians for their ministry. It was an experiment in a very different kind of spiritual formation, necessitated by the pressures he knew they would face as pastors under National Socialism. [...]
Truth, Trust, and Institutions: Thinking with and beyond Bonhoeffer
https://youtu.be/wJhvQn17Vn0 Rachel Muers (University of Leeds) recently gave a keynote lecture at the University of Aberdeen for a postgraduate conference titled “Bonhoeffer’s Contemporary Voice.” The conference considered how Bonhoeffer’s theology can inform contemporary issues in dogmatics and ethics. Dr. Muers’ lecture, titled “Truth, Trust, and Institutions: Thinking with and beyond Bonhoeffer,” explored Bonhoeffer’s essay fragment [...]
Bonhoeffer’s Failed Blackness
https://vimeo.com/113870189 Dr. J. Kameron Carter presents the Swander Lecture: Bonhoeffer’s (Failed) Blackness from Lancaster Theological Seminary on Vimeo.