From Racism to Beloved Community:
Anti-Racism Resources
As pastoral leaders, the call to resist evil in all its manifestations can be challenging and wearying to our souls. The Center for Faith and Imagination is here to help. We are committed to resisting racism and white supremacy by providing faith leaders with resources for individual and communal accountability, anti-racist dialogue and actions, and spiritual self-care.
Aug. 18-19 (online)
"Leadership In Uncertain Times
Through the Lens of the Enneagram Map"
Registrants will need to have a working knowledge of their Enneagram Type
Aug. 27 - FREE WEBINAR:
The Tie That Binds: Toward a Vision of Understanding and Dismantling Racism and Sexism
The Center for Faith and Imagination is proud to announce the third webinar in our four webinar series, co-hosted with Equity for Women in the Church. Featured speaker Rev. Dr. Irie Lynne Session says, “Racism and sexism come from the same ideological root – subordination of those deemed inferior, having less human value, and a desire to dominate and use them. The North American Church must become a community where human domination is dismantled and in its place the flourishing of all people persists.”
Visit our Covid-19 Resource Center
Being a faith leader during Covid-19 presents many challenges. The Center for Faith and Imagination is here to help. Click the link below to visit our resource center. In the resource center, you will find: ministry ideas, videos, links, and articles. We will continuously update our resource center with more information, so visit us often.
“The best use of imagination is creativity. The worst use of imagination is anxiety.” Deepak Chopra
Who we are
The Center for Faith and Imagination is a Lilly Endowment-funded department at Memphis Theological Seminary. We serve the Mid-South region.
What we do
CFI supports seminarians, graduates, pastors, and faith leaders of all denominations with resources and opportunities to thrive in ministry.
How you connect
Interested in our work? Email us at formation@memphisseminary.edu and let us know.