Fons Vitae at Duke Divinity School to host a lecture by William T. Cavanaugh on what Max Weber, Karl Marx, and the Bible have to say about idolatry and American consumer culture today.

Contemplative Service in the style of Taizé with Goodson Worship Intern, Kait Priest, leading worship.

The Black Seminarians Union and the Office of Global and Intercultural Formation will co-host a roundtable discussion with Rev. Dr. Joshua Settles titled “The Growing Centers of World Christianity and Its Implications for the Theological Task.” This conversation will examine the shifting geographic and cultural centers of global Christianity and consider how these developments shape theological reflection, ministry formation, and the work of the global church.