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Church & Society - Rev. Lisa Garvin, Chaplain at SMU and board member of the General Board of Church and Society
Rev. Lisa Garvin joined Rev. Phil Dieke for our December gathering of Church and Society. Lisa is the Chaplain and Minister to the Southern Methodist University (SMU) campus. She also serves on the board of the General Board of Church and Society (GBCS).
In their conversation Lisa and Phil discuss the importance of Church and Society as the advocacy/justice branch of the United Methodist Church. Lisa shares how her role works not only with individuals, but also the institution as a whole seeking to transform individuals while also making systemic changes.
See below for links to a variety of resources that are referenced throughout the conversation.
GBCS webinar links:
“Envisioning a Just Transition Panel Discussion” (12/9/2021)
“EN-Roads Climate Interactive Workshop” (12/9/2021)
“Indigenous Climate and Water Justice” (12/8/2021)
“Climate Change and Front-Line Communities" (12/8/2021)
“Theological Reflection on Climate Justice” (12/7/2021)
“Climate Justice as a Global Movement” (12/6/2021)
Michael Pollan's book "This is Your Mind on Plants"
Nicolle Wallace Trilogy
Jame's Hollis' book "Living an Examined Life"
To catch up on previous episodes of our Church and Society, check out our YouTube Playlist.
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Rev. Lisa Garvin joined Rev. Phil Dieke for our December gathering of Church and Society. Lisa is the Chaplain and Minister to the Southern Methodist University (SMU) campus. She also serves on the board of the General Board of Church and Society (GBCS).
In their conversation Lisa and Phil discuss the importance of Church and Society as the advocacy/justice branch of the United Methodist Church. Lisa shares how her role works not only with individuals, but also the institution as a whole seeking to transform individuals while also making systemic changes.
See below for links to a variety of resources that are referenced throughout the conversation.
GBCS webinar links:
“Envisioning a Just Transition Panel Discussion” (12/9/2021)
“EN-Roads Climate Interactive Workshop” (12/9/2021)
“Indigenous Climate and Water Justice” (12/8/2021)
“Climate Change and Front-Line Communities" (12/8/2021)
“Theological Reflection on Climate Justice” (12/7/2021)
“Climate Justice as a Global Movement” (12/6/2021)
Michael Pollan's book "This is Your Mind on Plants"
Nicolle Wallace Trilogy
Jame's Hollis' book "Living an Examined Life"
To catch up on previous episodes of our Church and Society, check out our YouTube Playlist.