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The Connectional Table has launched a new series of video interviews called "Tuesdays at the Table." The videos feature conversations with thought leaders from around the United Methodist connection. New videos premier weekly, and previous videos can be viewed online. The first several videos should be of particular interest to UM & Global readers.
The first episode included an interview by Rev. Kennetha Bigham-Tsai of Dr. David N. Field, Ecumenical Staff Officer for Faith & Order and Theological Dialogue for the Council of Bishops and occasional UM & Global contributor. Dr. Field spoke about mission, theology, and his life experiences in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Switzerland.
The second episode featured occasional UM & Global contributor Rev. Dr. Jacob Dharmaraj interviewing Rev. Dr. Kabamba Kiboko. The two spoke about Bible interpretation, with Rev. Dr. Kiboko drawing on her experiences as a Congolese woman serving a multicultural church in Ohio.
The third episode involved an interview by Rev. Dr. Dharmaraj of Dr. Filipe Maia. Dr. Maia, who was born in Brazil and currently teaches at Boston University, spoke about the role of reason in faith and the process of individually and communally putting faith and reason in dialogue.
From UM News Oct. 25: The “Tuesdays at the Table” weekly online conversations with United Methodist theologians and leaders continue this week with the Rev. Peter Mageto Maiko. He’ll talk about how experience, language, culture and other factors impact our faith journeys. “How do we experience God in a complex world?” will premiere at 10 a.m. U.S. Central time Oct. 26 on Facebook. The conversations continue through Dec. 21.