We invite you, in these hard days, to step away for a long weekend of replenishment through bible study, workshops, art, song, worship, ritual, campfires, imagining of new worlds, and the flowering beauty of the Pocono mountains in the spring.
Bartcast 58, recorded Feb 14 2021, is another presentation from last year’s BKI: “ACTIVISTS OF COLOR AND INDIGENOUS SOLIDARITY” is a wide-ranging panel conversation between Rev. Sue Park Hur (left), Dr. Jimi Valiente-Neighbours (second from left), and Linda QuiQuivix (second from right) and Jeannette Ban (right)—all activist-educators and dear friends!
Recorded live at the 2021 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, Sat Feb 13, 2021.Alison McCrary is a tribal citizen of the Ani-Yun-Wiya United Cherokee Nation, a social justice movement lawyer, Catholic activist, restorative justice practitioner and an internationally sought-after speaker on social justice, spirituality and liberation.Alison currently serves as the Practitioner-In-Residence at Wake Forest University’s School of…
On the Tuesday morning of the 2020 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute: Unsettling Histories | Decolonizing Discipleship | hukišunuškuy, the day’s work was framed by Elaine as she told of her family’s history, their former home places and the circumstances of their leaving Europe.
On the Tuesday morning of the 2020 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute: Unsettling Histories | Decolonizing Discipleship | hukišunuškuy, Ched looked at 1 Kings 21 and Naboth’s nahala.
On the opening night of the 2020 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute: Unsettling Histories | Decolonizing Discipleship | hukišunuškuy, Elaine and Ched set the scene with the presentation “The Nightmares of Sleeping Dogs”
At the 2019 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, June Lorenzo (Laguna Pueblo and Dene) presented an overview of the process, creation and the contents of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. June is a lawyer and a member of, and in house attorney for, the Laguna Pueblo in New Mexico. She is a…
Recorded 2/21/19 at the Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute: “Indigenous Justice and Christian Faith: Land, Law, Language.” Rev. Jacobs’ plenary talked about how Native cultures offer medicine to sick White folk, and how Genesis 2 articulates an Indigenous perspective in asserting that God midwifed people born from Earth Mother.
Recorded 2/19/19 at the Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute: “Indigenous Justice and Christian Faith: Land, Law, Language.” Dr. Woodley’s plenary talk provided a foundation for the Institute’s week of exposure and discussion surrounding North America’s Indigenous peoples.
Recorded 2/20/19 at the Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute: “Indigenous Justice and Christian Faith: Land, Law, Language.” Dr. Cordero’s plenary talk gave an overview of the tragic history of missionized California Indians and how it adversely affects the lives of unrecognized California natives today.