My copies of “Base Ecumenism” have arrived! This is my new baby!

The Zulai Temple in São Paulo, the largest Buddhist temple in South America, was one of the many sites visited during the travel course to Brazil that I had the privilege to team teach with @heathwcarter . @princetonseminary has just published a story about that journey. ptsem.edu/about/the-qu...

Yesterday, we welcomed the Rev. Dr. Gina Jacobs-Strain, the American Baptist Churches General Secretary, and two members of her staff to our campus for a very fruitful conversation with the @princetonseminary’s Baptist Student Cohort.

This morning, I took one of my classes to visit the exhibition of @kimyibo.studio’s artwork. We had a rich and stimulating conversation with her about migration, identity, home/homelessness, and movement across borders.

6th World Christianity Conference, March 10-14, 2025. The picture.

The 6th World Christianity Conference is in the books! Such a delight to work with my colleagues Soojin Chung, Afe Adogame, Caitlin Barton and others in the making of this conference. The next one will happen on March 9 - 13, 2026 in Recife, Brazil. Gratitude to all participants.

#worldchristianityconference 3rd day. Two great paper sessions in the morning followed by a visit to the BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, the world’s second largest Hindu Temple.

Muito orgulhoso desta atriz maravilhosa, Fernanda Torres!

This morning, I received some of the official pictures taken of the brief introductory remarks I made prior to the screening of @petracostal’s #apocalypseinthetropics at the #montclairfilmfestival last weekend.

All of us who in one way or another were touched and inspired by the teachings of Father Gustavo Gutierrez feel a bit orphaned today. That does not take away our responsibility to continue the conversation that he and other pioneers began several decades ago. May he rest in peace.

Grateful for this meaningful day in Toronto, Canada, attending the North American Academy of Ecumenists’ 2024 Annual Conference on the theme “Memory, Truth, and Reconciliation.” It was privilege to be on a panel with the Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith and to spend time with Bishop Riscylla Shaw.

Procurando outra coisa, encontrei no site da @princetonseminarylibrary esta bela foto promocional do livro Cristianismos Decoloniais, que organizei com o Roberto Sirvent e foi publicado em português pela @editorarecriar.

What a delight to welcome Dr. Shalon Park as a colleague in the the Department of History and Ecumenics at Princeton Theological Seminary! She comes to fill an important gap in the World Christianity and History of Religions program since last year. Looking forward to working with her.