069. Lutheran Voices on Racism

Authors

Leopoldo Sánchez, Concordia Seminary, St. LouisFollow
Warren Lattimore, Saint Paul NE Lutheran Church, New OrleansFollow
Micah Glenn, International Lutheran Laymens League/Luth Hour MinistriesFollow

Files

Publication Date

6-17-2020

Description

Concordia Seminary Professor Leopoldo Sánchez engaged in theological conversation with Warren Lattimore and Micah Glenn, two African American Lutheran pastors, on how they have processed the events of the past few weeks since the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, what are some factors that make it difficult at times for Lutherans to talk openly about racism, in what ways Lutheran theology contributes to our responses to the sin of racism, and what might be some practical ways of making a difference in these troubled times.

Keywords

racism, black clergy LCMS, righteous anger

Disciplines

Practical Theology

Submission Type

Bible Study; Lecture; Sermon Prep

Submission Audience

Laity; Ministers; Scholars

Submission Cost

Free

Recommended Citation

Sánchez, Leopoldo; Lattimore, Warren; and Glenn, Micah, "069. Lutheran Voices on Racism" (2020). Concordia Journal Currents. 70.
https://scholar.csl.edu/cjc/70