CBE President's Speaking Engagements | CBE International

You are here

Home > Events > Mimi's Speaking Engagements

CBE President's Speaking Engagements

CBE Houston Community Meal
May 06, 2017 - May 06, 2017
CBE Houston is hosting a dinner conversation with Dr. Mimi Haddad, president of CBE and adjunct professor at Fuller, and Dr. Todd Still, Charles J. and Eleanor McLerran DeLancey Dean and holder of the William M. Hinson Chair of Christian Scriptures at Baylor University's Truett Seminary. The community dinner will be held at Kasra's Persian Grill on Saturday, May 6, at 5:00 pm. We will ordering off the menu. Please make sure to ask for a separate check with your meal! All are welcome to join CBE for this meal, so please feel free to invite your friends and family. The more the merrier! We hope to see you there! 
Equipping and Encouraging Women to Write in the Academy
May 01, 2017 - May 01, 2017
On Monday, May 1, Dr. Mimi Haddad will address a group of female Ridley College students at an informal dinner. She will share some of her own experiences in writing in academia and encourage the students to develop and use their own voices. 
"The Body of Christ: How Our Differences Are Essential and Part of God’s Plan"
April 30, 2017 - April 30, 2017
The web has created enormous capacity for dialogue yet research shows most online communities reinforce stereotypes. How can the body of Christ challenge the devaluation of people based on gender and skin color?
"Enlarging the Jesus Tribe: Outsiders become Insiders"
April 30, 2017 - April 30, 2017
Effortlessly and without much explanation, Jesus welcomed the marginalized living on edges of his culture. His welcome was a great annoyance to his community, and even to his disciples. Yet, Scripture makes clear that the outsiders, denied dignity and welcome, were those Christ intentionally pursued.
"Enlarging the Jesus Tribe: Outsiders become Insiders"
April 30, 2017 - April 30, 2017
Effortlessly and without much explanation, Jesus welcomed the marginalized living on edges of his culture. His welcome was a great annoyance to his community, and even to his disciples. Yet, Scripture makes clear that the outsiders, denied dignity and welcome, were those Christ intentionally pursued.
"What Language Shall I Use?: Re-examining Feminine Metaphors for God and Inclusive Language for People"
April 29, 2017 - April 29, 2017
Unlike today, Christian theologians have, through the ages, used feminine metaphors for God without apology. For them, this language was not only biblical but theologically rich in communicating the immanence and transcendence of God. By avoiding this language do we minimize the depth of our understanding of God? This lecture will consider the nature of language, the metaphors used of God, and the wisdom of relying only on masculine metaphors for people.
"A Theology of Abolition: How We Read Scripture Has A Global Impact on Girls and Women"
April 29, 2017 - April 29, 2017
Christians working to end sex slavery recognize the crucial role churches have in reading Scripture without a male bias. Since the 1800s, Christians have challenged theological patriarchy as essential to their humanitarian work. This lecture will consider how the church developed a theology of abolition in concert with its humanitarian work and how theology has implications for Christian humanitarians today
"Why A Good Lebanese Girl Would Devote Her Life To Promoting Biblical Gender Equality?: My Personal And Professional Journey As A Christian Feminist"
April 28, 2017 - April 28, 2017
As a child of immigrant parents, I often found myself negotiating three cultures and languages simultaneously. My parents were grateful to raise their daughters in a country where “women could become whatever they wanted,” yet the evangelical church was less than welcoming to women such as me. Through it all, the influence of patriarchy, culturally and theologically, continually challenged my sense of value and vocation. My greatest joy and liberation came through my journey with God as an egalitarian activist.
Women in History and Theology
April 21, 2017 - May 20, 2017
This course explores the leadership, theological contributions and experiences of women from the Old Testament period through the twentieth century. In each era, we will also consider the historical, theological, and philosophical assumptions and events that supported, or more often, limited the fullest participation of women’s gifts and leadership in church and religious life. As the church continues to consider the scope of service and leadership open to women in the church and marriage, this course will explore the significance gender has played in shaping theology, ministry and Christian life. Readings, class discussion, multi-media and assignments will enable students to critique the significance of gender in the life of the church today. The course will be taught over 3 w...
Lecture for Truett Women in Ministry: "Why Women’s Leadership Is A Primary Issue: Wisdom from the Early Evangelicals"
April 18, 2017 - April 18, 2017
Dr. Mimi Haddad will address members of Truett Women in Ministry at a dinner hosted by the Center for Ministry Effectiveness 5:30 pm, Tuesday, April 18th at the First Baptist Church, Waco TX. Dinner is by invitation only. The lecture will be on the topic "Why Women’s Leadership Is A Primary Issue: Wisdom from the Early Evangelicals."  Lecture description: The early evangelicals were radical social reformers whose work was rooted in a theological conservatism that fueled not only abolition and suffrage, but also an evangelism that extended Christian faith well beyond that of previous generations. Their achievements were driven by a high regard of Scripture, an undaunted belief that all of life is made new through the Cross, and that our newness of life in Christ fuels...

Pages