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Dubose Lectures
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2009 DuBose Lectures and Alumni & Alumnae Gathering

The 2009 DuBose Lectures featured the Rev. Dr. Michael Battle, Provost and Canon Theologian of the Cathedral Center of St. Paul in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. Dr. Battle is a well-known writer, speaker, and retreat leader whose ministry covers the globe and focuses on Christian nonviolence, human spirituality, and African Church studies. He addressed Ubuntu, the African spiritual principle of self-identity formed through community. “Ubuntu,” roughly translated “I in you and you in me,” was the theme of the 2009 General Convention of The Episcopal Church.

Lecture I: “Western Culture: A Fish Doesn't Know It's Wet”

Lecture II: “Ubuntu: Learning from the African Worldview”

Lecture III: “Ubuntu: The Western World's Contribution”

Holy Eucharist, Oct. 29

The 2008 Alumni and Alumnae Gathering and DuBose Lectures
“Preaching Jesus: Jesus in the Letter to the Hebrews, " a series of three lectures by Dr. Fred B. Craddock
Bandy Distinguished Professor of Preaching and New Testament Emeritus, Candler School of Theology, Emory University.

Dr. Craddock addressed the meaning of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. His first lecture entitled "Jesus Before His Death," examined the life of Jesus on earth and what it meant for the Church according to the Hebrews. In his second lecture, "Jesus in His Death," Dr. Craddock reflected on the Hebrew writers' understanding of the atoning death of Jesus. Finally, in his third lecture, "Jesus After His Death," Dr. Craddock looked at the Hebrew writers' understanding of the continuing ministry of Jesus on behalf of the Church's post-resurrection ministry.

LECTURES are available for download by clicking the links below

•  Lecture#1    Audio Only

• Lecture #2   Audio Only

• Lecture #3   Audio Only

The Past, Present, and Future of the School of Theology:
The Elongated Shadow of William Porcher DuBose

October 18–19, 2007
The Rev. Dr. Donald S. Armentrout
Charles Quintard Professor of Dogmatic Theology
                    Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
                    Professor of Church History and Historical Theology
                    Director of the Advanced Degrees Program
                    The School of Theology at the University of the South

• Lecture #1

• Lecture #2

• Lecture #3

The Resurrection of the Messiah

October 24–25, 2006
The Rev. Dr. Christopher Bryan
C.K. Benedict Professor of New Testament
Editor, Sewanee Theological Review
The School of Theology at The University of the South

Lecture #1 : What Exactly Were the First Christians Saying?

Lecture #2 : Did They Mean What They Said and Did They Know
What They Were Talking About?

Lecture #3 : So What?

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