Learn with Amy Peeler, Katherine Sonderegger at the Human Pilgrimage Conference

Just a few weeks until The Human Pilgrimage Conference, Sept. 26-28, in Oklahoma City! Do you have your tickets?

Come build relationships, be encouraged, and learn from top teachers and pastoral leaders in the Anglican tradition on “What does it mean to be and live well as a human?”

The Rev. Dr. Amy Peeler:

“Gender and the Human Image of God”

Amy Peeler is Kenneth T. Wessner Chair of Biblical Studies and Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College. She also serves as a priest at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Geneva, Illinois. Author of Hebrews: A Commentary for Christian Formation and Women and the Gender of God.

The Rev. Dr. Katherine Sonderegger:

“What Is Human Nature?”

Katherine Sonderegger is an affiliated faculty member at Virginia Theological Seminary. She is author of works on the Doctrines of Election, Creation, and Christology, and a new systematics: Volume 1: The Doctrine of God, and Volume 2: The Trinity: Processions and Persons.

The Rev. Canon Victor Lee Austin:

“Friendship: The Long Game”

Victor Austin is Theologian-in-residence for the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas. He has written books on friendship, on authority, and on other topics. His most widely read book is Losing Susan: Brain Disease, the Priest's Wife, and the God Who Gives and Takes Away.

Dr. Elisabeth Rain Kincaid:

“Christian Community: Eucharist and Almsgiving”

Elisabeth Rain Kincaid is the Director of the Institute for Faith and Learning at Baylor University, where she also serves as Associate Professor of Ethics, Faith, and Culture. Her first book, Law From Below was recently published with Georgetown University Press.

The Rev. Dr. Michael B. Cover:

“Being Human Together (and for Eternity) in Paul and Symeon the New Theologian”

Michael Cover is Henri De Lubac Chair in Theology at Marquette University and Associate Professor of Judaism and Christianity in Antiquity.

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