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What you will learn...

  • Culture & Systems

    Learn how culture functions at systemic levels.

  • Identity & Self

    Learn how culture contributes to identity formation and understanding of self.

  • Bridging Differences

    Learn to navigate the complexity of bridge-building across difference.

Course content

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About this course

  • $99.00
  • Cohort
  • Thu, May 28-Jun 11
  • 6:00-7:15 PM ET

Who is this course for?

  • Faith leader seeking to be more effective in racially and ethnically diverse settings

  • Emerging leader wanting to grow in intercultural contexts and through an intercultural lens

  • Person of faith committed to life-giving interactions with diverse others where you live and serve

Instructor

Marie Onwubuariri

Instructor

Rev. Dr. Marie Onwubuariri serves as Director of Intercultural Ministries of the American Baptist Home Mission Societies, where she leads a team that champions ABHMS’s historic commitment to relevant ministry within ethnic and language-specific communities while also raising the attentiveness and ability of all leaders and disciples to engage in transformative mission work in the increasingly multiracial and multicultural United States and Puerto Rico. With a lifetime of experiences and learning at the intersection of a multiplicity of cultures, Dr. Onwubuariri brings to this role a cumulative approach to cross-cultural communication and competency; diversity, equity, and inclusion assessment and praxis; and racial justice and anti-racism commitment and action. Her education includes the Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry at Berkeley School of Theology in California, where she is also an affiliate faculty member in Practical Theology and Intercultural Studies. She is author of “Reframing tension for transformation: bridge-crossing | bridge-making | bridge-being” (Review & Expositor, 118, April 2022), and coeditor of Trouble the Water: A Christian Resource for the Work of Racial Justice (Nurturing Faith, 2017).