Professor Willie Jennings’s general lecture and deep-dive workshops on The Christian Imagination: Theology and the Origins of Race are now less than two weeks away (Friday, Dec 4). Exciting! For details and the lecture link, see ro.byu.edu/Jennings.

For those who are interested in the workshops but have little time to read in Jennings’s book in the next two weeks, no worries! You are welcome to register for the workshops anyway. Simply desiring to listen in and hear Prof. Jennings respond to questions is a perfectly good reason to register. Interest is the only requirement for registration, and registering does not obligate you in any way. It simply provides you with the necessary link to the workshops.

So, if you are so inclined, please feel free to go ahead and register today at ro.byu.edu/Jennings (registration form toward the bottom of the website) for what promises to be an insightful and stimulating engagement with one of the nation’s most thoughtful interlocutors on the vital topic of race and religion.

Because the audience for the workshops will be large and more questions generated than Dr. Jennings can address in the allotted time, questions will be curated beforehand. Anyone wishing to submit a question may do so using this link: https://byu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_brzPFS4XNjylCiF. The deadline for submission is Thursday, Dec 3, at NOON, but it is hoped that those wishing to submit a question will not wait to the last minute to do so

Again, Friends, we encourage you to listen to Prof. Jennings’s lecture using the link at ro.byu.edu/Jennings and register now for any workshop that interests you. We’re confident you’ll have an illuminating and rewarding experience

 Evans Chair (byu.edu)

Grant Underwood, Professor of History

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