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Yerusha Academy presents a groundbreaking conference that seeks to redefine societal landscapes through the lens of "Inter-religious Coexistence for Societal Transformation". Join us at the crossroads of diverse disciplines as we explore the transformative power of interfaith collaboration in shaping a more harmonious and inclusive world.
Event Highlights
Intellectual Fusion:
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of perspectives from diverse academic and professional fields. Our conference is designed to unite scholars and practitioners, fostering dialogue that transcends disciplinary boundaries.
Holistic Exploration:
From theology to sociology, conflict analysis, and beyond—our conference will showcase the multidimensional impact of interfaith coexistence for a comprehensive understanding of the role these fields play in shaping our collective future.
Cutting-Edge Presentations:
Engage with thought-provoking presentations that showcase innovative practices in the field. Speakers from various disciplines will share insights, research, and innovative practices to inspire collaborative change.
Interactive Discussion Groups:
Foster meaningful connections in our thoughtfully curated discussion groups. Share insights, experiences, and strategies with fellow attendees, creating a collaborative space for the exchange of ideas and best practices.
About Yerusha Academy
The Yerusha Academy is a transformative, multi-faith, educator-led institution, bridging denominational, disciplinary, generational, and cultural divides. We seek to empower and unite individuals from diverse backgrounds in a transformative journey of education, spirituality, and service.
We are not a seminary, but a pioneering academy that trains and certifies clergy and laity alike to serve as compassionate educators and change agents within the broader religious and spiritual community.
Our certification programs, conferences, and communities of practice meet at the intersection education, spirituality, community-building, and justice.
Quick Info:
Dates: Start Date & End Date
Location: Zoom credentials to be shared before event
Schedule: 12:00 - 6:30 pm, Eastern Time
Keynote Speaker
Professor Rajesh Sampath, PhD [he/him]
Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University
"Interreligious Coexistence from a Deconstructive Perspective"
Presenters
Marvin Lee Anderson, Ph.D
[he/him]
Exhuming Ezekiel's Dry Bones: How the Memory of our 'Founding' Multi-Faith Forbears' Stories Give the Lie to Christian Nationalism
Rabbi Alan Scott Bachman
Major Principles of Inter-Religious Dialogue and More
Pastor Larry Daniels-Block
[he/him]
Panel: Two Communities of Faith Sharing a Sacred Space
Pastor Linda Daniels-Block
[she/her]
Panel: Two Communities of Faith Sharing a Sacred Space
Rabbi Nadya Gross, MA
[she/her]
Panel: Two Communities of Faith Sharing a Sacred Space
Paster Janer Colby Kettering
[she/her]
Panel: Two Community of Faith Sharing a Sacred Space
Rabbi Victor Gross, Ph.D
[he/him]
The Encounter of Religions: The Unavoidable Dialogue
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Panel: Two Communities of Faith Sharing a Sacred Space
Mashpi'ah Ruchanit Maryrita Wieners, MA, LPC
[she/her]
The Encounter of Religions: The Unavoidable Dialogue
Dr. Tiana Neshama Gianci
[she/her]
Inter-religious Coexistence for Societal Transformation - Health Bridges for Peace
Mary Gilhuly [she/her] | Hazzan-Maggid Steve Klaper [he/him] | Brother Al Mascia, OFM [he/him]
From Safe Spaces to Brave Spaces
Maggid Amitai YRK Gross, MA
[they/them]
Post-Clericalism in a Socialized Society
Mark Pelter
[he/him]
Loving Kindness a Pathway to Coexistence
Rabbi Patricia Adinah Hickman
[she/her]
From Grass Roots to Interfaith Community
Barbara Vennman, MA
[she/her]
From Grass Roots to Interfaith Community
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Conference Committee
- Marvin Anderson, Ph.D. - Academic & Theologian
- Rabbi Nadya Gross, MA - Chief Programming Officer, Yerusha
- Hazzan-Maggid Steve Klaper - Co-founder, Song and Spirit Institute For Peace
- Vatikah Annie Klein - Chachamah, Yerusha Council of Elders
- Rabbi Seth Oppenheimer, Ph.D - Associate Dean, Mathematics, Augusta University
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