September Movement Café:
Politics, Methodists, and Environmental Holiness
September 18th 2024
10am PT / 11am MT / 12pm CT / 1pm ET
Sponsored by the United Methodist Creation Justice Movement, the informal, virtual space of the Café facilitates conversation, connection, and community focused on creation care and justice issues.
Politics, Methodists, and Environmental Holiness
The September Movement Café will focus on Politics, Methodists, and Environmental Holiness. Join us for the September 18 Movement Cafe for a conversation focusing on the newly revised United Methodist Social Principles and how they can inform our moral decisions during this US election season. Featuring Rev. Darryl W. Stephens of Lancaster Theological Seminary author of many books and articles including Revised Social Principles Focus on “Community of All Creation” and Rev Keith Sexon advocate for Creation Justice Advocacy in the North Carolina Annual Conference and a member of the UM Creation Justice Movement Advocacy Team.
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Darryl W. Stephens teaches at Lancaster Theological Seminary and serves as the Chair of the Order of Deacons in the Eastern Pennsylvania Annual Conference of the UMC. He previously served on the staff of the General Commission on the Status and Role of Women and wrote the 2021 Spiritual Growth/Mission Study for United Women in Faith. He writes about moral leadership, social change, and the common good on his blog https://ethicsconsidered.com.