Earl Robinson Memorial Lecture Series

A 45 minute virtual talk will air, followed by a 15 minute Q&A between Kate and Ambrose University's Chaplain, The Rev. Terry Fach

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3 writer/podcaster ladies present their best thoughts about the 3 biggest topics of all: what we believe, what gives us hope and what makes us pulse with love.  Kate, Tressie and Kelly have a dozen New York Times bestsellers between them and podcast fans from coast to coast.  This is an evening for people who like to laugh while they think and aren’t afraid to look at things as they are. Since only fancy Tressie is a MacArthur Genius, Kate and Kelly plan to bring proof of IQ.  Join us for an evening of readings, conversation and smart, satisfying entertainment that will restore your sense of community and possibility. Ticket info coming soon!

Kate will give a 40 min talk followed by a Q&A at Palmer Memorial's Great Wednesday Webinar Series

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The Woll Family Speaker Series seeks to engage the medical school community on topics related to the intersections of health and spirituality.

The TMC Initiative creates opportunities for students, clergy, and health care practitioners to reimagine and to re-engage contemporary practices of health care in light of Christian tradition and the practices of Christian communities.

Kate will be in conversation with Dr. Farr Curlin. Dr Curlin is Co-Director of Duke Divinity's Initiative on Theology, Medicine, and Culture and is a practicing palliative medicine physician.

Kate will be in conversation with Chip Edens, Rector of Christ Church Charlotte

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EBA in partnership with its member stores is hosting monthly Conversations with Authors via Zoom. It is part of EBA’s commitment to serve our members and the public. The conversations with authors include recent releases, spiritual development, theology, social justice, and reconciliation.

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International Justice Mission is a global organization with a solution to end it.

IJM partners with local authorities in 24 program offices in 14 countries to combat slavery, violence against women and children, and police abuse of power against people who are poor.

To find out more about the good work of IJM, click here. 

Event Closed to the Public

University of Richmond Sylvester Spirituality Series Guest Speaker

Live event, open to the public

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Virtual lecture at the Saint Catherine of Siena Center at Dominican University

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Kate will speak at UVA's Scoper Lecture Series on the theological, ethical, and existential lessons of the current pandemic, and provide insights on reckoning with the shattered conceptions of the “good better best” life followed by an audience Q&A.