In recent years, numerous Christian scholars have published books about Islamophobia. Why did they write these books? What insights do their books have for us amid rising anti-Muslim discrimination? How might Christian churches and denominations make use of these important resources today? What lessons or approaches can all of us, regardless of our background or faith tradition, learn from these books?
Join us virtually on February 26 at 12pm Eastern time for a conversation with some of these authors.
Revs. Drs. Anna Piela and Michael Woolf are American Baptist ministers and authors of the new book Confronting Islamophobia in the Church: Liturgical Tools for Justice
Todd Green, PhD, Senior Director of Campus Partnerships at Interfaith America and author of The Fear of Islam and Presumed Guilty: Why We Shouldn’t Ask Muslims to Condemn Terrorism.
Jordan Denari Duffner, PhD, Scholar in Residence at S2S, and author of Islamophobia: What Christians Should Know (and Do) about Anti-Muslim Discrimination, Finding Jesus among Muslims, and the recent pamphlet, “Islamophobia: A Guide for Catholics.”
Syed Atif Rizwan, PhD, who will serve as moderator is Director of the Catholic-Muslim Studies Program at Catholic Theological Union.