On Sunday morning, June 3 at 11 am worship, the Rev. Dr. Dale P. Andrews, Martin Luther King, Jr. Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology at Boston University was our guest preacher. Rev. Andrews  explored the Biblical and spiritual dimensions of efforts to uproot poverty. Then early Sunday afternoon from 12:45 to 1:45 pm, ending our inaugural session, was a forum on “Framing Our Response: Where Do We Go from Here?”

ELPC’s Prophetic Voices Today speaker series is grounded in the belief that, in every age, special voices have been raised to confront people of faith with messages that call them to authentic ways of expressing love of God and neighbor. We call these messengers “prophets.” This program is free and open to the public.

For more information about the program and its inaugural session including featured speakers, download a brochure below or call 412-441-3800 x22 and ask for a mailed program brochure.

In 2007-2008, the “Prophetic Voices Today” series will continue to bring into our community women and men with messages that challenge us to think more deeply about our role as Christians living in America today. ELPC will seek out diverse participants who can share on topics of particular relevancy that will include a grounding in faith and spirituality. Out of their presence, witness and dialogue among us, we hope to foster responses that are informed, engaged, and nurturing of further action.

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Prophetic Voices Today: Uprooting Poverty

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