About this Event:
This webinar will be an exciting opportunity to listen, learn and engage with renowned anti-apartheid leader, activist, theologian, author, and minister, Prof Allan Boesak. Prof Boesak has spent his life committed to the cause of freedom, reconciliation and justice. In 1983, he called for the formation of the United Democratic Front, which would grow into the largest, nonviolent, non-racial anti-apartheid formation in the history of the struggle. He worked with Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Tutu, Rev. Frank Chikane and other world leaders and justice activists to end apartheid.
Prof Boesak is the recipient of thirteen honorary Doctor's degrees and several awards among those, the Robert Kennedy Human Rights Award and the Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Award. Recently he was inducted into the Martin Luther King Jr. International Board of Preachers at Morehouse College. He is also the author of 22 books and has been teaching across the world. Prof Boesak continues his teaching and preaching while remaining active in global struggles for human rights.
This webinar will be an opportunity to reflect on the power of preaching hope and resistance in times of struggle from the perspective of someone who has worked tirelessly to challenge systems of oppression and cultures of impunity through homiletics.
Prof Allan Boesak will be in conversation with Dr Dulcie Dixon McKenzie, Director for the Centre for Black Theology at The Queen’s Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education. Dr Dixon McKenzie is an outstanding theologian and theological educator who has delivered ground-breaking research and teaching in the areas of Black Theology and Black Pentecostalism in Britain.
Find out more about Dr Dulcie McKenzie here.
Find out more about Prof Allan Boesak here.
The event will take place via Zoom, 20 November, 2-3pm.
Please note that a BSL interpreter will be present at this event.
You can sign up to the webinar here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/common-awards-webinar-preaching-hope-and-resistance-in-times-of-struggle-tickets-125916021209
with renowned anti-apartheid activist, theologian and author, Prof Allan Boesak.