Organised by The House of St Barnabas
We welcome you into our chapel for a talk on Race and Religion on the 9th November.
About this event
Religion has a long, complicated, and interconnected relationship with the legacy of race and racism. This event will take a deep dive into the relationship between Christianity and black identity.
Religion is always informed by social contexts and social conditions. Hence, religion often functions as a mirror of society’s broader assumptions and our chapel series will begin to explore identity be it based on race, ethnicity, class, social status, nationality, religion, (dis)ability, gender, or sexuality.
Chine McDonald (Director of Theos and author of God is not a White Man)
Jarel Robinson-Brown (Priest and author of Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and The Famine of Grace)
Eve Parker (Director of Global Mission, USPG; and theological educator)
Chigor Chike (Vicar of Emmanuel Church Forest Gate and Chair of Anglican Minority Ethnic Network).
18:30: Doors
19:00: Start
20:00: Event End
We can't wait to host you at the house!
The club operates a strict door policy. In order to attend, your name must be on the guest list to attend this event.
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House of St Barnabas is London’s only charity members club, on a mission to break the cycle of homelessness. We champion diversity and togetherness and hope to build a uniquely inclusive community in London for all.
Regrettably, due to the nature of our Grade 1 Listed building, there is limited disabled access. We always hope to accommodate your needs as well as we can, so please do email contact@hosb.org.uk for any specific enquiries.
For more information about The House of St Barnabas visit: www.hosb.org.uk
We look forward to hosting you at the house!