CST students, faculty, administration, and staff are active in a variety of conferences, panels, and lectures each year. Check this page for upcoming events.
Namjoong Kim, presiding. “Communities of Worship and the Word: Reimagining Korean Immigrant Church Identity”
December 5th, 6:30 PM
The Academy of Homiletics is North America’s leading scholarly organization for preaching and the Word in worship, uniting researchers and practitioners worldwide. As the Korean Caucus representative and organizer, I contribute to advancing intercultural and global perspectives within the field. This year, I am convening a seminar and panel with local Korean immigrant church leaders in Richmond to foster dialogue on strengthening Word-in-worship-centered communities. These activities underscore both the Academy’s significance and the impact of my work within it.
Benjamin Groth will be appearing in two sessions. He will present his paper “Island Baptisms: The Canary Islands and the Earliest Archives of Race in the Spanish Atlantic” on Friday, January 9 at 10:30 am and will participate in a panel in the Atlantic Studies Section titled, “Experiments in Empire—Slavery, Slave Trading, and Colonization in the Early Modern Atlantic World” on Sunday, January 11 at 11 am.
Benjamin Groth will present his paper titled “The Disparagement of Baptism: Religious Ritual, Race, and Power in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria” on February 19.