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Dr. Andrew Prevot, associate professor of theology at Boston College, will bring his message of social justice and inclusion to 国产AV on Tuesday, Oct. 4, when he delivers the annual lecture hosted by the William C. Sennett Institute for Mercy and Catholic Studies.

The lecture at 7 p.m. in Walker Recital Hall is free and open to the public. No tickets are required.

In his presentation, 鈥淔reedom and Wholeness: Howard Thurman鈥檚 Inclusive Spirituality,鈥� Prevot explores how Christian spirituality can inform our commitments to social justice and practices of inclusion through a reflection on the life and work of Howard Thurman, a Black preacher, writer, and mystic.
Born and raised in the Jim Crow South, Thurman became a major spiritual leader of the Civil Rights movement and a mentor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He dedicated his life to the pursuit of nonviolent resistance, interreligious dialogue, and racial justice.聽

鈥淧revot suggests that Thurman鈥檚 spirituality has many lessons to teach us about creating diverse and inclusive communities today,鈥� said Dr. Elizabeth Pyne, Sennett Institute director and assistant professor of Religious Studies.

Prevot earned his doctorate in philosophy and his master鈥檚 in theological studies from the University of Notre Dame, and graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor鈥檚 degree from The Colorado College, where he studied philosophy and history.

He is the author of 鈥淭hinking Prayer: Theology and Spirituality amid the Crises of Modernity鈥� (2015), 鈥淭heology and Race: Black and Womanist Traditions in the United States鈥� (2018), and 鈥淭he Mysticism of Ordinary Life: Theology, Philosophy, and Feminism鈥� (forthcoming), along with numerous essays on topics in spiritual, philosophical, and political theology.

He is also a sought-after speaker, having given presentations across the United States and internationally, including engagements in Belgium, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy.

For more information, contact Dr. Elizabeth Pyne at epyne@mercyhurst.edu.