The Intercultural Studies Lecture Series inspires listeners to explore topics relevant to intercultural issues from a biblical, theological and psychological perspective. Each fall and spring, the seminary hosts a public lecture given by a guest speaker.

All lectures are free and open to the public and include a complimentary dessert reception! No registration is necessary. Examples of past lecture topics and speakers include:

• “Can Jesus Do Anything About Double-Consciousness?” with Kenneth Russell (2019).
• “Radical Collaboration: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Crisis Intervention” with Matthew Carlson (2015).
• “Counseling Refugees: A Christian Worldview” with Dr. Mugi (Patrick) Kamau (2014).
• “Champion of Grace: Trauma Healing” with Rebecca Deng (2014).
• “Abolitionists in Action” with Julie Slagter (2013).
• “Little Things Mean A Lot: From Racial Micro-Inequities to Racial Micro-Aggressions” with Dr. Michelle Loyd-Paige (2013).