This interfaith service, open for all peoples, is rooted in historically silenced voices and knowledge to celebrate the divinity found within all of creation. The service will uplift the knowledge through centering the Panthelogies showcased within black eco-theology, embodied disabled ecology, Jewish Tekhines, coal & rust belt reflections, and indigenous eco-theology. The service will feature music, poetry, story, reflections, and dance as we move towards greater synchronicity with one another and the land.
This event is curated by Anything But *just* Christian and co-sponsored by Andover Newton Seminary at Yale, Divinity School, CommonGround, Unapologetically Jewish, Divine Abilities, The DivFarm, Unitarian Universalist Student Group, Women’s Center at Yale Divinity School, and Native Crossroads.
Audience: Open to the Public