Past Events
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Nov 12Responding To Hate: Public Talk & Student WorkshopPardeep Singh Kaleka, Arno Michaelis
The Crossing Campus Ministry, 1127 University Ave. Link to Facebook Event
Responding To Hate: Public Talk & Student Workshop This student workshop will be led by Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis, founders of Serve 2 Unite and authors of The Gift of our Wounds. It will follow a public lecture by Pardeep and Arno and will allow students to dive deeper into what it means …
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Oct 30Covenant Brothers: Evangelicals, Jews, and U.S.-Israeli RelationsDaniel G. Hummel, PH.D.
Upper House, 365 East Campus Mall Suite 200
Though it in the news almost every day, America’s special relationship with Israel is clouded in misunderstanding, with the prominent place of evangelical Christians especially contentious. Christian Zionism—a movement driven by Christian theological arguments for supporting Israel—is not just a political issue. It also touches on some of the core questions of Christian identity: who …
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Oct 24Intersectionality, Inclusion and Religious Literacy: Building Bridges and Finding Common Ground Across Religious DifferencesUlrich Rosenhagen, David Schulz, CRGC Interfaith fellows
UW Oshkosh, Reeve 202
Intersectionality, Inclusion and Religious Literacy: Building Bridges and Finding Common Ground Across Religious Differences CRGC Interfaith fellows together with director Ulrich Rosenhagen and coordinator David Schulz present at the Center at UW Oshkosh Panel on October 24th at 11:30am. About the Conference As we all know, our University has faced major threats over the last …
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Apr 15Interfaith Movie & Discussion: Free MenThe Marquee, Union South
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Apr 11Lit Fest: The Power of Interfaith StorytellingRed Gym
Explore intersectionality, social activism, spirituality, and diversity. WUD Publications, Melanin Speaking, and The Center for Religion & Global Citizenry come together to discuss identity through storytelling. All backgrounds welcome.
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Apr 10The Intersection of Science and Faith in the U.S. – Christians, Climate, and CultureKatherine Hayhoe
Upper House
Students enjoyed a lunch discussion on science and religion with Katherine Hayhoe. Link to coverage of the event
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Apr 7Interfaith Week 2019Interfaith Week 2019 Join us for these unique events focused on interfaith dialogue and activism! All these events are co-sponsored by the Center for Religion and Global Citizenry in collaboration with other organizations. Please reach out to us at crgc@wisc.edu with questions or accommodation requests! Schedule of events:
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Apr 5Interfaith Dinner @ HillelHillel Center