Resurrecting Your Easter Sermon: An Old Testament and New Testament Professor Share Textual Insights

A special digital seminar for our alumni and friends 

March 8, 2021 — 6pm - 7 pm

Resurrecting Your Easter Sermon:

General Seminary's Old Testament and New Testament Professors

share textual insights to inspire and enliven your Easter sermon

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Tired of the pressure of coming up with that dazzling Easter sermon all on your own? Let us help! The Rev. Dr. Julie Faith Parker and Dr. Jee Hei Park, General’s Old and New Testament professors, will share illuminating insights on this year’s Easter texts to spark your homiletical imagination. We hope you will join us. 

In the midst of a time filled with dramatic change and challenges, the Church continues its vital witness. At General, we continue to pray faithfully, gather virtually and safely, and share the love of God widely. General Seminary's Bible professors seek to support you and your ministry in appreciation of your service to the living Gospel.

March 8, 2021 6 - 7 pm

Click here to register or go to  https://eastersermon-gts.eventbrite.com 

 

Presenters:

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The Rev. Dr. Julie Faith Parker combines her passions for the Church and Scripture in her role as Associate Professor of Biblical Studies. She holds a Ph.D. in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible from Yale University, awarded with distinction, and also has degrees from Yale Divinity School (S.T.M), Union Theological Seminary in NYC (M.Div.), and Hamilton College (B.A.). Her research interests focus on feminist biblical interpretation, childist biblical interpretation, and ancient Near Eastern languages and cultures. She has authored or edited seven books and many articles. 

To learn more about Prof. Parker click here.

 
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Dr. Jee Hei Park is Visiting Assistant Professor of New Testament and Louisville Institute Postdoctoral Fellow at General Seminary. Park received her Ph.D. in New Testament and Early Christianity from Fordham University in New York City, where she was a dissertation fellow for Forum for Theological Education. Her research focuses on the construction of Christian identities and their intersection with racial/ethnic, socio-political, and cultural diversities in the Mediterranean world. She earned a Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School.

 To learn more about Prof. Park click here.

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