Faith, Spirituality and Social Justice: Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future.
From the Civil Rights Movement to present-day activism, faith and spirituality have long been pillars of resilience, resistance, and radical change in the Black community. But how have these traditions evolved, and what role do they play in today’s fight for justice? Join us for our first in-person Lunch & Learn since the pandemic as we engage in a powerful Black History Month conversation on the intersection of faith, spirituality, and social justice.
Thursday, February 27, 2025
12:00–1:30 PM CST
YWCA Nashville & Middle TN
1608 Woodmont Blvd, Nashville TN
Panelists:
Taqiyyah Elliot, M.Ed., MDiv, Doctoral Student, Vanderbilt University
A scholar and spiritual care practitioner. - Also, FUUN member!
Rev. Dr. John Faison Sr., Senior Pastor, Watson Grove Baptist Church
A national faith and community thought leader.
Phyllis Qualls, Ed.D., Chief Advancement Officer, American Baptist College
A trailblazer in advocacy, education, and media.
Rev. Kelli X, Pastor, The Village Church
A radical faith organizer and activist.
What you'll learn:
- The historical role of Black churches and spiritual traditions in social justice movements.
- How faith leaders and spiritual communities continue to advocate for equity and change.
- Ways to integrate faith and activism in modern-day social justice efforts.
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