2019 Interview about Illuminating Justice with The Classical Ideas Podcast, March 20.
I am happy to speak on issues related to Illuminating Justice and The Saint John’s Bible—and more broadly, on any topic related to Scripture, visual art, and interreligious conversations. My past and upcoming speaking engagements, listed below, give a sense of what I can offer you.
2022 Chi Rho Lectures, with Suzanne Moore. Talks: “The Saint John’s Bible and Tikkun Olam: How Art and Sacred Text Repair the World”; “Huldah and the Power of the Book: Artist and Biblical Scholar in Dialogue” (with Suzanne Moore); and “Word Made Flesh and Words Made Scroll: How The Saint John’s Bible Connects Jews and Christians.” Central Lutheran Church, Eugene, OR, November.
2020
March 8: “The Gospels and Acts as Presented in The Saint John’s Bible.” Congregation at Duke Chapel Adult Forum, Durham, NC.
February 11: Panelist, “Sacred Illuminations: The Saint John’s Bible and Duke’s Medieval Manuscripts,” Duke University, Durham, NC.
January 12: “Imagining Creation, Theophany, and the Ten Commandments with The Saint John’s Bible.” Congregation at Duke Chapel Adult Forum, Durham, NC.
2019
November 21-22: “Interreligious Conversations and The Saint John’s Bible.” Lake Junaluska Interfaith Peace Conference, Lake Junaluska, NC.
July 25: Lecture and workshop on The Saint John’s Bible and Jewish-Christian dialogue, Villa Maria Education and Spirituality Center, Villa Maria, PA.
June 20: Workshop on The Saint John’s Bible. Mercy Health, Philadelphia, PA.
February 16: “Ecological Themes in The Saint John’s Bible.” Haas Lectures, Grace Lutheran Church, Eau Claire, WI.
February 1: “Illuminating Justice: The Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible.” Lectures in Catholic Experience, St. Jerome’s University, Waterloo, Ontario.
2018
October 28: Lecture on Jewish-Christian dialogue and The Saint John’s Bible. Religion, Music and the Humanities Program. Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL.
September 16: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Durham, NC.
June 10: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for Manresa Gallery, St. Ignatius Church, San Francisco, CA.
May 27: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Sunnyvale, CA.
May 20: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for Pacific Scribes, San Jose, CA.
May 7: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley, CA.
May 3: Presenter on The Saint John’s Bible and Jewish-Christian dialogue. CJS@50 Symposium, Center for Jewish Studies, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA.
2017
June 19–23: “Canonical Conversations in The Saint John’s Bible.” Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine, FL, Summer School of Theology.
January [4 sessions]: “Scripture Study: Biblical Characters in the Qur’an.” St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Sunnyvale, CA.
2016
July 21: “Approaching the Qur’an with Heart and Mind.” Chaplaincy Institute, Berkeley, CA.
Testimonials
“Jonathan Homrighausen’s presentation surpassed our expectations. He is well-informed about The Saint John’s Bible, insightful about its significance, personally connected to the artists who created it, and able to convey his vast knowledge in a way that engages novices and experts alike.”
— Rev. Dr. Phil Ruge-Jones, Associate Pastor, Grace Lutheran Church, Eau Claire, WI
“Jonathan Homrighausen has that rare ability to combine an engaging presentation style, a vivid enthusiasm for the topic, and a down-to-earth approach to his listeners. His lively and informed talks to my classes have always been well received and students go away amazed at the information he presents and the stories he tells. I heartily recommend him as a speaker and teacher!”
— David Pleins, Professor of Religious Studies, Santa Clara University, CA
“Jonathan’s class on the Bible-Quran was the talk of the congregation, even for weeks after. All attendees talked about how much they learned and how wonderful Jonathan was as an instructor.”
— Rev. Salying Wong, Rector, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Sunnyvale, CA
“Jonathan Homrighausen is one of our best speakers on the Interfaith Speakers Bureau program. He brings to life his subject matter by melding theoretical/academic knowledge with practical experiences in his descriptions of Christianity, and his knowledge of other religions like Islam and Judaism make him an invaluable partner in interfaith conversations and dialogue. I look forward to his many contributions to Quran-Bible studies among Muslims, Christians and Jews.”
—Maha Elgenaidi, Executive Director, Islamic Networks Group (ING)
“I liked Jonathan’s passionate energy on this subject. I appreciated the clarity and resources he offered in this 90 minute session.”
— Student evaluation, Chaplaincy Institute, Berkeley, CA
2019 Interview about Illuminating Justice with The Classical Ideas Podcast, March 20.
I am happy to speak on issues related to Illuminating Justice and The Saint John’s Bible—and more broadly, on any topic related to Scripture, visual art, and interreligious conversations. My past and upcoming speaking engagements, listed below, give a sense of what I can offer you.
2022 Chi Rho Lectures, with Suzanne Moore. Talks: “The Saint John’s Bible and Tikkun Olam: How Art and Sacred Text Repair the World”; “Huldah and the Power of the Book: Artist and Biblical Scholar in Dialogue” (with Suzanne Moore); and “Word Made Flesh and Words Made Scroll: How The Saint John’s Bible Connects Jews and Christians.” Central Lutheran Church, Eugene, OR, November.
2020
March 8: “The Gospels and Acts as Presented in The Saint John’s Bible.” Congregation at Duke Chapel Adult Forum, Durham, NC.
February 11: Panelist, “Sacred Illuminations: The Saint John’s Bible and Duke’s Medieval Manuscripts,” Duke University, Durham, NC.
January 12: “Imagining Creation, Theophany, and the Ten Commandments with The Saint John’s Bible.” Congregation at Duke Chapel Adult Forum, Durham, NC.
2019
November 21-22: “Interreligious Conversations and The Saint John’s Bible.” Lake Junaluska Interfaith Peace Conference, Lake Junaluska, NC.
July 25: Lecture and workshop on The Saint John’s Bible and Jewish-Christian dialogue, Villa Maria Education and Spirituality Center, Villa Maria, PA.
June 20: Workshop on The Saint John’s Bible. Mercy Health, Philadelphia, PA.
February 16: “Ecological Themes in The Saint John’s Bible.” Haas Lectures, Grace Lutheran Church, Eau Claire, WI.
February 1: “Illuminating Justice: The Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible.” Lectures in Catholic Experience, St. Jerome’s University, Waterloo, Ontario.
2018
October 28: Lecture on Jewish-Christian dialogue and The Saint John’s Bible. Religion, Music and the Humanities Program. Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL.
September 16: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Durham, NC.
June 10: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for Manresa Gallery, St. Ignatius Church, San Francisco, CA.
May 27: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Sunnyvale, CA.
May 20: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for Pacific Scribes, San Jose, CA.
May 7: Book talk on Illuminating Justice for Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley, CA.
May 3: Presenter on The Saint John’s Bible and Jewish-Christian dialogue. CJS@50 Symposium, Center for Jewish Studies, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA.
2017
June 19–23: “Canonical Conversations in The Saint John’s Bible.” Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine, FL, Summer School of Theology.
January [4 sessions]: “Scripture Study: Biblical Characters in the Qur’an.” St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Sunnyvale, CA.
2016
July 21: “Approaching the Qur’an with Heart and Mind.” Chaplaincy Institute, Berkeley, CA.
Testimonials
“Jonathan Homrighausen’s presentation surpassed our expectations. He is well-informed about The Saint John’s Bible, insightful about its significance, personally connected to the artists who created it, and able to convey his vast knowledge in a way that engages novices and experts alike.”
— Rev. Dr. Phil Ruge-Jones, Associate Pastor, Grace Lutheran Church, Eau Claire, WI
“Jonathan Homrighausen has that rare ability to combine an engaging presentation style, a vivid enthusiasm for the topic, and a down-to-earth approach to his listeners. His lively and informed talks to my classes have always been well received and students go away amazed at the information he presents and the stories he tells. I heartily recommend him as a speaker and teacher!”
— David Pleins, Professor of Religious Studies, Santa Clara University, CA
“Jonathan’s class on the Bible-Quran was the talk of the congregation, even for weeks after. All attendees talked about how much they learned and how wonderful Jonathan was as an instructor.”
— Rev. Salying Wong, Rector, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Sunnyvale, CA
“Jonathan Homrighausen is one of our best speakers on the Interfaith Speakers Bureau program. He brings to life his subject matter by melding theoretical/academic knowledge with practical experiences in his descriptions of Christianity, and his knowledge of other religions like Islam and Judaism make him an invaluable partner in interfaith conversations and dialogue. I look forward to his many contributions to Quran-Bible studies among Muslims, Christians and Jews.”
—Maha Elgenaidi, Executive Director, Islamic Networks Group (ING)
“I liked Jonathan’s passionate energy on this subject. I appreciated the clarity and resources he offered in this 90 minute session.”
— Student evaluation, Chaplaincy Institute, Berkeley, CA