Register Join us for a conversation with Dr. Harding and Dr. Fermin to explore how engaging in mysticism influences and sustains us for justice work! More about our speakers: Rachel Elizabeth Harding, Ph.D. (she/her) is a poet, historian and scholar of religions of the Afro-Atlantic diaspora. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Harding chairs the […]

Register The Evening's Lecture "Why Progressive Christianity Isn’t Progressive Enough (And What It Would Take To Fix It)" with Dr. Antony Alumkal, Associate Professor of Sociology of Religion at the Iliff School of Theology The movement known as Progressive Christianity presents itself as advancing the Christian tradition by integrating cutting-edge knowledge and abandoning the oppressive […]

Register Celebrate Tom Wolfe with Us! May 17th and 18th (all day) Join us in celebrating the work and legacy of Pres. Wolfe with a gift to Iliff in his honor!

  Register About this event We live in an age of growing mistrust in institutions of many kinds. Dynamic schools, faith communities, and not-for-profits are engaging these challenges through innovation and critical reflection so that they might better serve a rapidly changing world. Our distinguished panel will explore new visions and processes that hold the […]

Time Friday, May 19, 9am - 6pm Register Guests/Presenters 9 am-Noon Dr. Rachel Harding, Chair of Ethnic Studies UC Denver Dr. Tink Tinker, Professor Emeritus Iliff School of Theology Gloria Smith, Moderator, Clearness Committee Discernment Min. Darryl J. Walker, Minister of Worship and Arts at Parkhill United Methodist Church Special Performances by The Jarrett Rashad […]

Register The Holy Spirit Throughout History - Join us one week before Pentecost 2023 for great food, informative teaching, and robust discussion. About the Evening's Lecture Why does the Holy Spirit show up in such mysterious and vastly different ways across history? Why did John Wesley hold such reverence for the importance of spiritual experience […]

  Register About this event Your and your family are invited to celebrate with your fellow Iliff alumni/ae as we bring the 2022-2023 academic year to a close! We will recognize our alumni/ae who have reached milestone anniversaries and enjoy refreshments as an alumni/ae community.

Come focus on justice work with nourishing food, an insightful lecture, and inspiring conversations. Register About this event Title: “Must I behave? : Unorthodox disruptions as queer faith practice. Thinking critically about how queerness can transcend faith practice and the ways in which we are compelled into certain styles of practice that foreclose on the […]