Living our Faith in a complex World
About the Speaker Series
Living Our Faith in a Complex World is a speaker series rooted in the Matthew 25 call to deepen discipleship, engage our community, and put faith into action. Through presentations on timely social, historical, and justice-centered topics, the series invites participants to learn, reflect, and explore how the church can be a more faithful and vital presence in the world today.
Each topic in the series includes both a presentation session and a follow-up action experience held on a separate date, offering opportunities not only to learn, but also to engage more deeply through discussion, relationship-building, or community-based experiences.
Hosted and Sponsored by
Fellowship Presbyterian Church is a welcoming Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation in Greensboro committed to faith, learning, service, and justice. As a Matthew 25 church, Fellowship seeks to build spiritual vitality and engage the community through compassion, education, and action.
Event Planning and Speaker Coordination by
Speaker Series Details
All sessions will be held at Fellowship Presbyterian Church located at 2005 New Garden Road, Greensboro, NC 27410.
Enter through the left side entrance.
Bring a sandwich and join us from 5:15 pm to 5:45 pm. Drinks and a dessert will be provided. The presentation will begin at 5:45 pm and conclude at 6:45 pm.
For more information contact Mark E. Kirstner at voicestogethernow@gmail.com.
2026 sPRING/sUMMER Speaker Series recap
Series Recap
Combating Human Trafficking
A viewing of the film Bring to Light: Unveiling Truth about Human Trafficking and discussion led by Meg Williams with AbolitionNC.
Protecting Ourselves from Scams and Fraud
Luke Perrin with the NC Department of Justice, Public Protection Section, gave a presentation entitled "Avoiding Scams and Frauds."
From Preservation to Purpose: Stewardship and the Living Legacy
Palmer McIntyre Parke with the Piedmont Land Conservancy will present "Conserving the Earth in North Carolina’s Piedmont." The session described the conservation work of Piedmont Land Conservancy and explored why stewardship of Guilford Woods matters for our community today.
Exploring Religious Tolerance
This session offered a structured introduction to antisemitism as both a historical phenomenon and a contemporary challenge. Participants explored how antisemitism has evolved across religious, racial, and political contexts, with attention to the persistence of anti-Jewish narratives even after the Holocaust.
Christian Nationalism: What is it? Why should we care?
Rev. Suzanne Parker Miller, with Christian Against Christian Nationalism, led a discussion about what is Christian nationalism and how it causes harm in our communities today. Click HERE to view a recording of the presentation.