• Process Pop-Up: The Hidden Sacred

    If God has been luring reality toward quality and beauty for vast ages, and yet there is still so much suffering in the universe, then do we have reasons to hope that our afterlives will be wonderful rather than more of the same? In this pop-up, Tim Miller will offer several imaginative scenarios illustrating that our hopes for glorious afterlives might be justified.

  • Process Pop-Up: Creation out of Nothing and the Ultimacy of Love

    If we can imagine an open and relational—or even process—perspective that remains open to the idea of creation out of nothing, the key question becomes: Could such a perspective interpret creation out of nothing as an act of amipotent love rather than dominating power? Might creatio ex nihilo be reimagined, not as a display of unilateral control, but as the first expression of a divine relationality that honors the freedom and value of all that follows? These are the kinds of questions that Lina Langby and Jay McDaniel will explore in this Pop-Up conversation.

  • Process Pop-Up: Wild Church: Communal Practices to Reconnect Spirituality and Nature

    Join wild church pastor and author Victoria Loorz for an experiential introduction to communal practices that reconnect spirituality with the living world. Rooted in the relational vision of process theology, this session invites participants to listen, pray, and belong with the sacred presence woven through Earth herself.

  • Process Pop-Up: Islamic Feminism and Process Theology

    In this event, Dr. Adis Duderija will explore how integrating process thought into Islamic feminism can provide fresh perspectives on key Islamic theological concepts that can further fortify the key ideas of Islamic feminist theology.