Join us at Karam Forum 2022 this November 17-18! Amos Yong, Denise Daniels, Michaela O’Donnell, Helen Young Hayes, Fernando Tamara and more will lead our collaboration, with a focus on Thriving in a Changing World.
Gather with us LIVE in Denver, OR join by Zoom from wherever you are! You don’t need to decide ahead of time which way you’ll participate. Reserve your ticket today, and decide later whether you’ll join us in person at Park Church or via Zoom.
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We’ll start in the evening on Thursday, Nov. 17, and finish up by midday on Friday, Nov. 18. So if you’re attending either ETS or AAR/SBL, Karam Forum is an easy add-on to that trip.
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Thriving begins when we gather in community. Nathan Hitchcock reminded us, in his powerful short presentation at last year’s Forum, that “justice begins with a meal.”
Our changing world is a huge challenge – for our schools, for ourselves as educators, and for our communities. We’re looking forward to gathering with you to reaffirm, reimagine and refresh our vocations, collaborating to seek new life for ourselves, our schools and our world.
Amos Yong will give our keynote address, on how our schools can find new opportunities amid the challenges of digitalization, globalization and pluralization by relying on the Holy Spirit. Discussion will follow with Fernando Tamara, Philip Thompson and more.
Michaela O’Donnell and Meryl Herr will lead a collaboration focused on our own formation as educators facing these challenges – how we can find life-giving renewal in our vocational circumstances.
Denise Daniels will help us explore what’s emerging in the world of Christian entrepreneurship, as God’s people find new ways of bringing life to the world – including an exciting conversation with Denver entrepreneur Helen Young Hayes, former powerhouse executive at global investment fund Janus and now founder of ActivateWork, which helps marginalized workers succeed (see Faith & Co.’s gripping profile of Hayes and ActivateWork, “Second Chances“).
Kara Martin will lead our annual Global Session, this year featuring colleagues from Africa and South America, joining us via Zoom.
And Jeff Hoffmeyer will introduce us to local ministries embodying the mission of God in Denver.
Register today to join us LIVE in Denver, OR by Zoom from wherever you are!
