This immersive 10-day course integrates theological reflection, academic inquiry, and community engagement to explore the intersections of faith, social justice, health equity, and the African Diaspora experience. Through mindful practices, cultural enrichment, and real-world ministerial involvement, students will cultivate a sense of responsibility to dismantle injustice and promote equitable well-being within and beyond the church walls. We will delve into the complex history of the church's role in both perpetuating and combating injustice, using the Slave Bible as a potent example. Students will also embark on a journey of personal discovery, exploring their own ancestors' struggles and triumphs in the pursuit of justice and equity.
