There is nothing new about conflict, and we all know how costly it can be. We also know that our faith equips us to respond to conflict constructively, attentive to the presence of God and alert to the possibilities for growth and transformation that God makes possible. In this season of heightened conflict, we need to remember the power of grace. Even in the most contentious of moments, God’s grace can steady us, disrupt the patterns of attack and defense, and enable us to speak openly and to listen fully. During this hour in November, we will step into these contentious times together by remembering the power of grace as the gift it is and as a resource for our contentious times.

Dr. Ellen Ott Marshall (M.A. Notre Dame 1992, M.A./Ph.D. Vanderbilt 2000) is Professor of Christian Ethics and Conflict Transformation at Candler School of Theology, Emory University. Dr. Marshall focuses on contemporary Christian ethics, with particular attention to violence, peacebuilding, conflict transformation, gender and moral agency. She has edited three volumes and written three books including Parenting for a Better World (co-edited with Susanna Snyder, Chalice Press, 2022) and An Introduction to Christian Ethics: Conflict, Faith, and Human Life (Westminster John Knox Press, 2018).

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Trinity members Mac and Jan Irvin discuss the history of the on-site Trinity Presbyterian Church Memorial Garden and how it works today. Presented on All Saints Sunday, November 3, 2024.

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Reflections on the book "Somehow: Thoughts on Love" by best-selling author Anne Lamott, in advance of Anne Lamott speaking at Trinity at the 4th Annual Rosemary Kittrell Memorial Lecture on October 24, 2024.

Led by Senior Pastor Rebekah Close LeMon on October 20, 2024.

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Opening our Commitment season to look toward our church’s needs and goals for 2025. An update about Trinity’s current financial position, fulfillment of goals for 2024, and a relaunch of planned giving. Presented on September 29, 2024.

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Old Testament scholars Joel LeMon and Brennan Breed will help us examine the Bible’s perspectives on governance and power—how they develop, how they are used, and how they affect the community.

This class will consider how biblical texts depict clans and other communities coming together to make decisions—proto-democratic systems that wrestled with the challenges of keeping the peace, applying old laws to new contexts, and reflecting a shared understanding of justice.

Led by Dr. Brennan W. Breed, Associate Professor of Old Testament, Columbia Theological Seminary, on September 22, 2024.

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Old Testament scholars Joel LeMon and Brennan Breed will help us examine the Bible’s perspectives on governance and power—how they develop, how they are used, and how they affect the community.

This class will look at the royal psalms and other biblical texts that define the role of kings as leaders of just governments that protect the vulnerable, as well as narratives about the failure of kings and the ultimate kingdom of God.

Led by Dr. Joel M. LeMon, The Rev. Dr. Donald Allen Harp, Jr. Distinguished Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Candler School of Theology; Director of the Graduate Division of Religion, Emory University on September 15, 2024.

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Food, Farms, and Faith looks at the significance of food in the biblical world. What does Scripture envision about food for the faithful, how they should gather for meals, and the challenges of maintaining a sufficient food supply? How might modern believers respond to the biblical witness and how should it inform our lives?

Presented by Dr. Mark Douglas, Professor of Biblical Ethics at Columbia Theological Seminary on March 17, 2024.

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Food, Farms, and Faith looks at the significance of food in the biblical world. What does Scripture envision about food for the faithful, how they should gather for meals, and the challenges of maintaining a sufficient food supply? How might modern believers respond to the biblical witness and how should it inform our lives?

Presented by Dr. Mark Douglas, Professor of Biblical Ethics at Columbia Theological Seminary on March 17, 2024.

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