In this four-week course, we'll explore how Scripture portrays immigrants, refugees, and sojourners, from the Old Testament's laws and stories of displacement to the New Testament's call to hospitality.
In this four-week course, we'll explore how Scripture portrays immigrants, refugees, and sojourners, from the Old Testament's laws and stories of displacement to the New Testament's call to hospitality. We'll consider how these texts have shaped faith communities, and how they might speak to contemporary conversations about migration.
Short, seminary-style courses taught by Candler faculty and open to the public.
No quizzes, no homework. Just come curious and ready to learn.
Learn from faculty at the forefront of theological education.
Engaging, discussion-friendly sessions built for real conversation.
Bring your questions directly to the instructor each week.
Miss a session? Youโll receive a link to the recordings.
Earn continuing education units with an official Award Letter.
Join live from wherever you are. Each session includes time for questions with the instructor, and recordings are shared after class.
Full access to every live session.
Everything in the course, plus {{Continuing Education Units}} Continuing Education Units.
Not at all. Courses in the Community are open to the public. There are no tests, quizzes, or required readings.
Registered learners receive links to the class recordings, so you can catch up on your own time.
Select โRegister with CEUsโ at checkout. There is a $25 processing fee, and an Award Letter is issued once the course has been completed.
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Thursdays from 12:00 - 1:15pm EST, January 21 - February 11, 2027