Drawing on the biblical conviction that every human being is created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27), this online event explores femicide through a feminist-theological lens. Together, we will examine the intersections of gender, power, violence, and faith, while engaging biblical traditions that challenge injustice and give voice to those who suffer. Inspired by the prophetic call to “seek justice, rescue the oppressed” (Isaiah 1:17), we will reflect on the responsibility of faith communities in addressing violence against women.
Join us for an evening of critical reflection, meaningful dialogue, and shared commitment to dignity, justice, and hope in the face of gender-based violence.
With: Prof. Marcia Blasi, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology Systematic Theology at Faculdades EST, in São Leopoldo/RS, Brazil.
Jāna Jēruma-Grīnberga, Bishop Emerita, Lutheran Church in Great Britain, Pastor of the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church Worldwide
Dr. Kinga Szücs, Lutheran Theological University Budapest
Die Tagungssprache dieses Abend-Dialogs ist Englisch; auf Wunsch bieten wir Simultanübersetzung ins Deutsche für die inhaltlichen Redebeiträge an.
Agenda
The Zoom-space will be open for questions from 18:15 (Berlin time)
From 18:30 - Intructions and short impulses on the topic
- Questions
- Discussion
Around 20:00 End of the official evening dialog
On request, the Zoom space can remain open for discussions and networking until 20:30.
Online Bible Dialogues are free of charge.
However, we ask for binding registrations, as the number of participants is limited.
You will receive the Zoom link at the latest, Friday before the event.
