What's it going to take to confront systemic challenges in our world?
In this six-week online class hosted by Tripp Fuller and Joerg Rieger, you will...
Discover why liberation theologies are more relevant than ever in confronting systemic challenges and fostering global solidarity.
Engage with some of the most influential liberation theologians from around the world.
Delve deep into the transformative power of faith in action.
What You'll Learn in the Class: Through 12 exclusive interviews with global leaders in liberation theology—including Sarojini Nadar, Anthony G. Reddie, Kwok Pui-lan, Jung Mo Sung, Mitri Raheb, Dwight Hopkins, and more—you’ll gain unique insights into the diverse expressions and cutting edges of liberation theology. Complimenting these conversations, theologians Joerg Rieger and Tripp Fuller will host six interactive live-stream sessions, offering opportunities to unpack complex ideas, ask questions, and connect with a vibrant online community of fellow learners.
Our conversations will explore topics including...
The systemic roots of today’s global challenges and how liberation theologies offer solutions beyond moral critiques.
The distinction between liberal and liberation theologies and what liberation frameworks uniquely contribute.
Insights into how faith sustains long-term commitment to justice and overcomes burnout.
The role of theology in reshaping images of God, humanity, salvation, and solidarity for collective liberation.
Why liberation is not just for marginalized groups but a pressing concern for the global majority.
Strategies for building solidarity across diverse movements and geographies.
Six Live Sessions: Thursdays (January 23rd - February 27th) at 10am PT / 1pm ET
Asynchronous Class: You can participate fully without being present at any specific time. Replays are available on the Class Resource Page.
Cost: A course like this is typically offered for $250 or more. Your contributions are what make the classes possible. You are invited to contribute whatever amount you feel led to give (including $0).
Who Should Enroll? Presented by Homebrewed Christianity, this course is ideal for theologians, faith leaders, activists, students, and anyone interested in exploring the transformative intersection of theology, justice, and systemic change. Whether you’re new to liberation theology or a seasoned practitioner, this course will equip and inspire you to engage faith as a tool for collective liberation. Join us for this transformative journey and be part of a global movement for justice and solidarity!