Complex Realities: Black South African Women, HIV-AIDS and Pentecostalism

Huron's Centre for Public Theology hosted the conference "HIV-AIDS and the Churches on May 14-15, 2010. The following represents keynote presentations and papers presented at this conference. Presenters included Emmanuel Kolini, Archbishop of Rwanda; Dr. Katherine Attanasi, Assist Prof in the Dept. of Religion and Philosophy, Regent University, VA; Robin Gill, Professor of Applied Theology at the University of Kent; Gary D. Badcock, Peache Professor of Divinity, Faculty of Theology, Huron University College; Elias Bongmba, holds the Harry and Hazel Chavanne Chair in Christian Theology at Rice University, TX; Peter Bregg, Canadian photojournalist; Moira McQueen, Director of the Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute.  This conference was organized by Dr. Darren Marks, Director of the Centre for Public Theology and Dr. David Cechetto, Professor in the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.A complete Conference package, including media files available for use under a Creative Commons license, is available at http://www.publictheology.ca

Religion & Spirituality

Huron's Centre for Public Theology hosted the conference "HIV-AIDS and the Churches on May 14-15, 2010. The following represents keynote presentations and papers presented at this conference. Presenters included Emmanuel Kolini, Archbishop of Rwanda; Dr. Katherine Attanasi, Assist Prof in the Dept. of Religion and Philosophy, Regent University, VA; Robin Gill, Professor of Applied Theology at the University of Kent; Gary D. Badcock, Peache Professor of Divinity, Faculty of Theology, Huron University College; Elias Bongmba, holds the Harry and Hazel Chavanne Chair in Christian Theology at Rice University, TX; Peter Bregg, Canadian photojournalist; Moira McQueen, Director of the Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute. This conference was organized by Dr. Darren Marks, Director of the Centre for Public Theology and Dr. David Cechetto, Professor in the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.A complete Conference package, including media files available for use under a Creative Commons license, is available at http://www.publictheology.ca

Share Complex Realities: Black South African Women, HIV-AIDS and Pentecostalism

Sign up to save your podcasts

Complex Realities: Black South African Women, HIV-AIDS and Pentecostalism

Complex Realities: Black South African Women, HIV-AIDS and Pentecostalism