What does faith look like when shaped by struggle, hope, and the search for justice? In this four-week course, Dr. Noel Erskine will guide participants through key themes of Black theology—exploring how faith has taken root and flourished among people of African descent across different cultures and histories. We’ll reflect on topics like sin, reconciliation, baptism, and liberation, and consider how these themes speak to all of us today, no matter your background. This course is open to anyone curious about how theology is lived out in real life and how it continues to grow through dialogue, diversity, and shared experience.
What to Expect:
- No tests, quizzes, or required readings
- Learn from leading scholars in theological education
- Interactive lectures
- Q&A with the instructor
- Link to class recordings
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Continuing Education Units:
Continuing Education Units (CEU) are available for this course. There is a processing fee of $25.00, and an Award Letter will be issued once the course has been completed. Below you will see the total of CEUs awarded for this course.
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