How We Picture God and Why It Matters
With Author Chelsea Kim Long
Date: August 26 at 1pm Eastern Time / 10am Pacific Time via Zoom
The first image that comes to mind when you think of God shapes more than your theology. It shapes how you understand your own body, youdr authority, your belonging. Join neighborhood pastor and author Chelsea Kim Long for a 60-minute live class exploring the wider range of images Scripture actually offers, why some were emphasized and others buried, and what it does to us when we only ever see one face of God. Together we'll read Scripture, ask honest questions, and close with a guided meditation. Come ready to participate.
Chelsea's first book, Faithfully Dissident Daughters: Reclaiming Christian Womanhood Beyond Patriarchy, releases September 8 from Westminster John Knox Press.
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About the Speaker
Chelsea Kim Long is a writer, lay theologian, and meditation teacher exploring Christianity through the lens of women's embodied experiences and contemplative spirituality. Her work invites readers to reimagine Christianity beyond patriarchy and toward more expansive and inclusive expressions of faith. She lives in San Diego with her husband and three kids, where she coleads an intentional neighborhood faith community grounded in belonging and justice.
Webinar Host
Keri Ladouceur is the co-founder and director of the Post Evangelical Collective. An incessantly curious question asker and bridge-building peacemaker, she believes the fullness of the gospel is liberative good news for all of creation and longs to cultivate new faith spaces of mutuality and flourishing for all people.
Keri is the founder of New Ground Network, where she co-conspires with pastors, denominations, and organizational leaders to clarify and align around their purpose. One of her favorite roles is organizational coach, where she is part dreamer, instigator, activator, and team counselor. She has an MA in New Testament from Northern Seminary, and her imagination for the Beloved Community has been primarily shaped by her native heritage and liberation thinkers and theologians.
She dreams of the Church being a life-giving community that activates the people of God to join Christ in the redemption and restoration of all things.