Towards A Fuller Gospel

Towards A Fuller Gospel is a dynamic virtual speaker series highlighting the voices of racially diverse clergy as they illuminate scripture through the lens of their lived experiences, cultural perspectives, and/or the stories of the communities that formed them. Over the course of four weeks, faith leaders from across the Episcopal Church will model how race, identity, culture and community shape and expand the ways we understand and apply sacred texts today.

Each session will feature a vital, engaging preacher offering authentic and relatable interpretations of scripture. Whether you’re a faith leader, scholar, or seeker, this series invites us to engage deeply with scripture in ways that challenge, inspire, and transform. 

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Event Details:

• Dates: May 6, May 13, May 20, and May 27, 2025
• Time: 6:30-7:30 PM Pacific
• Location: Online (Link provided upon registration)
• Hosted by Rachel Ambasing, EDSD Missioner for Community Vitality & Diversity

Featured Speakers:

• May 6: The Rev. Isaiah Shaneequa Brokenleg – Staff Officer for Racial Reconciliation; The Episcopal Church
• May 13: The Rev. Canon Eric McIntosh – Canon for Beloved Community Initiative; The Episcopal of Pittsburgh
• May 20: The Rev. Ryan Macias – The Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles 
• May 27: The Rev. Katie Nakamura Rengers – Church planter and founder of The Abbey, Birmingham; The Episcopal Diocese of Alabama 

Join the conversation as we celebrate the richness of diverse leaders in our Church.
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