Next Embrace Webinar: Klyne Snodgrass on Identity

CHICAGO, IL (June 4, 2018) – The next Embrace webinar, “Who Are You?” will be a conversation with Klyne Snodgrass, professor emeritus of New Testament at North Park Theological Seminary. It will focus on who God says we are and how that intersects with questions of human sexuality.

Snodgrass’s recent book, Who God Says You Are: A Christian Understanding of Identity, was distributed at Midwinter 2018.

The webinar will be held Wednesday, June 13, from 12 to 1 p.m. (CDT). To register, click here.

Questions to be considered can be emailed to embrace@covchurch.org.

The conversation will be facilitated by Michelle Sanchez, executive minister of Make and Deepen Disciples for the ECC.

Embrace is a suite of human sexuality discipleship resources and experiences in harmony with the ECC’s adopted position, the center of which is “Faithfulness in heterosexual marriage, celibacy in singleness.”

 

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