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Poster Session

Friday, June 13th

Posters Session

4:30 - 6:00 pm

Room: St. Andrew’s College

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Presenters:

  1. Fazel Ebrihiam Freeks - Building Community and giving Hope through a Fatherhood Supporting and Engagement Tool regardless of Displacement

  2. Ivan Kiper Malacarne - For a useless and vagabond theology: building and experiencing a home through a decolonial theological reading of the poetry of Manoel de Barros

  3. Niel John Capidos - Indi-Genius” Displacement: Re-envisioning Home

  4. Ulrich Riegel - The Importance of Context for Ordinary Theology

  5. Wonjong Horace Lee + Heejin Chang - Resonance Beyond Home: Pastoral Counseling and the Diasporic Experience of North Korean Defectors

  6. Lily An Kim - Lifeway Loss and Rebuilding

  7. Aline Knapp - Post-Digital Spirituality: A Grounded Theory on the Use of the Christian Meditation App Evermore

  8. Birgit Weyel - “How little we feel at home in this world ”. Home and Displacement in German Funeral Sermons

  9. Lea Stolz - Welcome to Germany? A Discourse Analysis of Brochures Explaining Everyday Life in Germany to (Muslim-Arab) Refugees

  10. Lynn Kristin Schroeter - An interdisciplinary study on the narratives of suffering in Passion Plays in Oberammergau - a practical theological and theatrical research

  11. Marcel Brenner - Doing Community and Communion – Practice Theory Ethnography of the Contemporary Protestant Communion in Germany

  12. Bernd Schröder - The struggle for a homeland - the case of East Germany

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