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A Journey Through Exodus
Part 1: If It Wasn’t For the Women
Pharaoh issued a decree to massacre the innocent boys of Israel. It was the women in the narrative—some named and some unnamed--whose bravery and fortitude saved young Moses at the beginning of the Exodus story. These women set the path for the liberation of Israel from Egypt. This session will explore the prophetic ministry of the women of the Exodus.
Part 2: The God of Miracles
God continues to speak to Israel and show Godself to Israel in the midst of the journey from bondage to promise. From the bush that was not consumed with fire to the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night and the bitter water made sweet, God develops relationship by creating supernatural provision in the midst of Israel’s tenuous journey through the wilderness. In this session we will explore the impact of God’s various signs and wonders not only for the people of Israel but for faith communities today.
Part 3: Building Community, Keeping Covenant
For ancient Israel law and covenant were deep expressions of God’s grace. We will explore how the covenants and legal codes helped build community as Israel went from family to people.
Rev. Yolanda M. Norton is the Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible and H. Eugene Farlough Chair of Black Church Studies at San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS).
Professor Norton has published chapters in I Found God in Me: A Womanist Biblical Hermeneutics Reader, Global Perspectives in the Old Testament, and Liturgical Press’ new feminist commentary on the Psalms (Books 2-3).
Norton is ordained Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) clergy who has deep commitments to the church, having served in various ministerial capacities in the Washington, D.C. area and Nashville, TN. She also preaches and teaches across the country in a range of diverse ecclesial contexts.
Norton has been featured in Essence, Ebony, the New York Times, and a host of other print and media platforms for her creative worship design and innovative preaching, including her work on the Beyoncé Mass, for which she is the creator and curator.
Part 1: If It Wasn’t For the Women
Pharaoh issued a decree to massacre the innocent boys of Israel. It was the women in the narrative—some named and some unnamed--whose bravery and fortitude saved young Moses at the beginning of the Exodus story. These women set the path for the liberation of Israel from Egypt. This session will explore the prophetic ministry of the women of the Exodus.
Part 2: The God of Miracles
God continues to speak to Israel and show Godself to Israel in the midst of the journey from bondage to promise. From the bush that was not consumed with fire to the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night and the bitter water made sweet, God develops relationship by creating supernatural provision in the midst of Israel’s tenuous journey through the wilderness. In this session we will explore the impact of God’s various signs and wonders not only for the people of Israel but for faith communities today.
Part 3: Building Community, Keeping Covenant
For ancient Israel law and covenant were deep expressions of God’s grace. We will explore how the covenants and legal codes helped build community as Israel went from family to people.
Rev. Yolanda M. Norton is the Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible and H. Eugene Farlough Chair of Black Church Studies at San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS).
Professor Norton has published chapters in I Found God in Me: A Womanist Biblical Hermeneutics Reader, Global Perspectives in the Old Testament, and Liturgical Press’ new feminist commentary on the Psalms (Books 2-3).
Norton is ordained Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) clergy who has deep commitments to the church, having served in various ministerial capacities in the Washington, D.C. area and Nashville, TN. She also preaches and teaches across the country in a range of diverse ecclesial contexts.
Norton has been featured in Essence, Ebony, the New York Times, and a host of other print and media platforms for her creative worship design and innovative preaching, including her work on the Beyoncé Mass, for which she is the creator and curator.
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July 12-14,2020: TIM Talks:
"Not As The World Gives: Bible Promises of Peace and Reconciliation" |
Timothy Lanham
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September 20-22, 2020: Come to the Waters
A Journey Through Exodus
Part 1: If It Wasn’t For the Women
Pharaoh issued a decree to massacre the innocent boys of Israel. It was the women in the narrative—some named and some unnamed--whose bravery and fortitude saved young Moses at the beginning of the Exodus story. These women set the path for the liberation of Israel from Egypt. This session will explore the prophetic ministry of the women of the Exodus.
Part 2: The God of Miracles
God continues to speak to Israel and show Godself to Israel in the midst of the journey from bondage to promise. From the bush that was not consumed with fire to the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night and the bitter water made sweet, God develops relationship by creating supernatural provision in the midst of Israel’s tenuous journey through the wilderness. In this session we will explore the impact of God’s various signs and wonders not only for the people of Israel but for faith communities today.
Part 3: Building Community, Keeping Covenant
For ancient Israel law and covenant were deep expressions of God’s grace. We will explore how the covenants and legal codes helped build community as Israel went from family to people.
Rev. Yolanda M. Norton is the Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible and H. Eugene Farlough Chair of Black Church Studies at San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS).
Professor Norton has published chapters in I Found God in Me: A Womanist Biblical Hermeneutics Reader, Global Perspectives in the Old Testament, and Liturgical Press’ new feminist commentary on the Psalms (Books 2-3).
Norton is ordained Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) clergy who has deep commitments to the church, having served in various ministerial capacities in the Washington, D.C. area and Nashville, TN. She also preaches and teaches across the country in a range of diverse ecclesial contexts.
Norton has been featured in Essence, Ebony, the New York Times, and a host of other print and media platforms for her creative worship design and innovative preaching, including her work on the Beyoncé Mass, for which she is the creator and curator.
A Journey Through Exodus
Part 1: If It Wasn’t For the Women
Pharaoh issued a decree to massacre the innocent boys of Israel. It was the women in the narrative—some named and some unnamed--whose bravery and fortitude saved young Moses at the beginning of the Exodus story. These women set the path for the liberation of Israel from Egypt. This session will explore the prophetic ministry of the women of the Exodus.
Part 2: The God of Miracles
God continues to speak to Israel and show Godself to Israel in the midst of the journey from bondage to promise. From the bush that was not consumed with fire to the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night and the bitter water made sweet, God develops relationship by creating supernatural provision in the midst of Israel’s tenuous journey through the wilderness. In this session we will explore the impact of God’s various signs and wonders not only for the people of Israel but for faith communities today.
Part 3: Building Community, Keeping Covenant
For ancient Israel law and covenant were deep expressions of God’s grace. We will explore how the covenants and legal codes helped build community as Israel went from family to people.
Rev. Yolanda M. Norton is the Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible and H. Eugene Farlough Chair of Black Church Studies at San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS).
Professor Norton has published chapters in I Found God in Me: A Womanist Biblical Hermeneutics Reader, Global Perspectives in the Old Testament, and Liturgical Press’ new feminist commentary on the Psalms (Books 2-3).
Norton is ordained Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) clergy who has deep commitments to the church, having served in various ministerial capacities in the Washington, D.C. area and Nashville, TN. She also preaches and teaches across the country in a range of diverse ecclesial contexts.
Norton has been featured in Essence, Ebony, the New York Times, and a host of other print and media platforms for her creative worship design and innovative preaching, including her work on the Beyoncé Mass, for which she is the creator and curator.
November 1-3, 2020: TIM Talks 2
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