Mile High Theology

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Bobby LeFebre Mar 04, 2020

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Bobby LeFebre, Colorado's Poet Laureate, joins us on Mile High Theology for an evening of poetic reflection on our common life as a city, state, and nation. Canon Broderick conducts the interview with Mr. LeFebre, an award-winning Denver slam poet, writer, playwright and performer.

Dr. Eric Smith Feb 18, 2020

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Dr. Eric Smith, Assistant Professor of Early Christianity and Contemporary Christian Practices at Iliff School of Theology, discusses his new book about St. Paul.

The Rev. Eunjoo Kim Jan 21, 2020

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The Rev. Eunjoo Kim, Ph.D., professor of homiletics and liturgics at Iliff School of Theology, discusses the interplay between ethnicity, memory, liturgy, and preaching.

The Rev. Dr. Valerie Jackson Dec 17, 2019

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The Rev. Dr. Valerie Jackson, senior pastor of University Park United Methodist Church, discusses Advent; Mary, Mother of God; and black womanhood.

The Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee, Part 2 Nov 26, 2019

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The Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee, Dean of the Faculty at Iliff School of Theology, discusses how post-colonial readings of theology and embodiment empower marginalized groups to unapologetically claim their unique personhood.

The Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee, Part 1 Nov 12, 2019

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A two-part episode, The Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee, Dean of the Faculty at Iliff School of Theology, discusses how her day-to-day, her childhood, and her education impacted her place as a theologian.

Daniel Ramos Oct 09, 2019

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Daniel Ramos, Executive Director of One Colorado, will discuss how the embodiment of LGBTQ people is a gift to the world and how those we understand least need the most protection.

Shea Watts Oct 03, 2019

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Shea Watts, Associate Director of Contemporary and Family Worship at Christ Church, Charlotte, NC discusses the role of our unique embodiments in Christian liturgy.

Andrea Gibson and Julien Baker Aug 15, 2019

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You are invited to a night of poetry, music, and theology at Saint John’s Cathedral featuring performances by poet Andrea Gibson and musician Julien Baker. In addition to the performances, Canon Broderick Greer interviews the artists about love, heartbreak, meaning and what those themes say about being fully alive human beings.
Julien Baker's music used by permission of Matador Records. Check out her latest album "Turn Out The Lights."
Andrea Gibson’s poems used by permission of the artist. Check out their latest collection of poetry, Lord of the Butterflies wherever books are sold.

Eric Smith May 30, 2019

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Dr. Eric Smith, New Testament professor at Iliff School of Theology, leads us in a Bible study on the Samaritan woman at the well story from John.

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