CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
“Serving God with Our Whole Selves.” Women’s Retreat, The Peoples Church and Eastminster Presbyterian Church. DeWitt, MI (2023).
"Sacrifice," The Clingman Forum, St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Louisville, KY (2023).
“Christianity, Racism, and the Blessing of Faith,” The Henry and Annabel Larzelere Lecture, The Peoples Church, East Lansing, MI
(2021).
“Being a Faithful Ally,” Mid-Kentucky Presbytery Workshop, Louisville, KY (2021)
“Christian Understandings of Evil,” three-part series, Second Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY (2020).
“No Innocent Bystanders,” four-part series, Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY (2020).
"No Innocent Bystanders: Becoming an Ally in the Struggle for Justice," three-part series, Second Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY (2018).
"No Innocent Bystanders: Becoming an Ally in the Struggle for Justice," three-part series, Highland Baptist Church, Louisville, KY (2017).
“Faith and Ferguson,” co-taught with David Wigger and Zach Heimach, three-part series, Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY (2015).
“Jesus Today,” four-part series, South Frankfort Presbyterian Church, Frankfort, KY (2014).
“Karl Barth and His Theology,” Plymouth Church (UCC), Shaker Heights, OH (2013).
“Evil,” Focus on Faith Series, Independent Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY (2013).
“Leadership and Christian Community,” Mid-Kentucky Presbytery Theology on Tap, Louisville, KY (2012).
“Church and Theater in Conversation,” four-part series, First Presbyterian Church of New Haven, CT (2011).
“Christian Understandings of Evil,” three-part series, First Presbyterian Church of New Haven, CT (2010).
“Systematic Theology,” four-part series, First Presbyterian Church of New Haven, CT (2009).
“Theological Tools for Everyday Life,” with Rev. Dr. Shawnthea Monroe, First Congregational Church, UCC, Moorhead, MN (2007).
“Feminism and Spirituality,” three-part workshop at the New England Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Norton, MA (2002).
“Intimacy, Identity, and Intrusion: The Dangers of Religious Discourse,” delivered at the Connecticut Valley Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Hartford, CT (2002).
“The Passion Narratives,” six-part series in The Lenten School of Religion, Albuquerque, NM (2000).
“Why the Silent Should Speak: The Historical Injunction to Contemporary Quaker Theology,” Biennial Retreat of Hartford Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Hartford, CT (1997).
“Sabbath Wisdom: Justice, Equality, and Rest,” delivered at Hartford Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Hartford, CT (1995).