2022 Ingram Lectures with Dr. Dwight Anthony Radcliff, Jr.

Memphis Theological Seminary is pleased to welcome Dr. Dwight Anthony Radcliff, Jr., Senior Pastor of The Message Center and the Academic Dean for the Pannell Center for Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary, as the Ingram lecturer for 2022.

“We Have Been Missional: The Implications of James Evans’ Historic Work for a Contemporary Black Missiology”

Thursday, October 13 at 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm CDT on-campus (in Hamilton Chapel) and on Zoom. (The link to join the Zoom event will be emailed at 12:00 noon CDT on the day of the event to registrants.)

Dr. Dwight A. Radcliff, Jr., is the Senior Pastor of The Message Center and the Academic Dean for the Pannell Center for Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. As a pastor and church planter, Dr. Radcliff started The Message Center, a multi-cultural, multi-generational church in 2006, and he mentors a host of pastors and church planters. He has received recognition from state and federal officials for his work in the church and community. As an academic, he holds an M.Div. and a Ph.D. from Fuller Seminary. His published research examines the impact of Hip Hop culture on African American preachers and builds a missiological hermeneutic. In 2019 he was appointed to the faculty of Fuller as assistant professor of mission, theology and culture; making him the first African American professor in the history of the School of Intercultural Studies. Dr. Radcliff speaks to diverse groups across the country and internationally on a range of topics including preaching, culture, theology, mission, and church planting. He is a thoughtful scholar, an insightful teacher, and an anointed preacher who understands the importance of scripture and relevance to culture. However, his commitment to his family is his first ministry. He and his wife DeShun have been married for 24 years, and they have two daughters.

Please to click here to register. (Please register whether you are planning to attend on-campus in Hamilton Chapel or on Zoom.)

This event is worth 1 colloquia credit for MTS MDiv and MACM students. To receive credit, they must register with their MTS email addresses, indicate on the registration form that they are seeking colloquia credit, and attend the Zoom webinar or sign-in if they attend in person.