The National Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
Ecumenical Commission
(NATSIEC)
S a m e n e s s , S i m i l ar i t y a n d
D i f fe re n c e : A n
I n t e rcu l t u r a l T h e o l o g y fo r
Human Solidarity
NATSIEC and the ACM, Sydney,
invite you to a forum with
The Aboriginal Catholic
Ministry (ACM),
Sydney Archdiocese.
Dr. Anthony G. Reddie
Research Fellow in
Wednesday
March 30th 2011
Black Theology
6 pm for 6.30 pm
start
The Queens Foundation For
Polding Centre
Level 5
133 Liverpool Street
(corner of
Castlereagh St)
Sydney
There is no cost to
attend the forum, but
registration is
necessary.
Please RSVP by 23rd
March to:
[email protected]
or
02 9299 2215
Ecumenical Theological Education,
Birmingham, UK.
How do we live together and what resources does Christian theology provide to
guide us in how we can go about doing this? These are the themes Dr. Reddie will
explore. This forum will be of interest not only to theologians, but to all those who
are interested in exploring their own faithful practice.
Dr. Reddie is the leading scholar in the practice of Black theology in grassroots
communities of faithful practice. He is a specialist in using educational methodology
and grassroots work on conscientization and formation in order to create a more
praxis driven and practical approach to Black theology that impacts on communities
of faith (particularly churches) in order to empower ordinary people. Dr. Reddie has
published several books and numerous essays and articles, in addition to more
popular material that is often eschewed by conventional theological scholars. Dr.
Reddie is also a Methodist Local Preacher. He is in Australia at the invitation of
NATSIEC to facilitate its biannual Christ and Culture Conference.
NATSIEC
ABN: 64493941795
Phone: 02 9299 2215 Fax: 02 9262 4514
www.ncca.org.au/natsiec