09/24/2026
Oo-wee, this is going to be good!
What happens when our God-talk becomes too certain?
Join Louisville Seminary for the 2026 Katie Geneva Cannon Womanist Lecture, featuring theologian and scholar Rev. Dr. Keri Day.
Resisting the Domestication of God-Talk: Towards a Black Feminist Apophatic Mysticism
Drawing on Black feminist and womanist thought, Dr. Day will explore how Black feminist apophatic mysticism challenges theological certainty and invites us to imagine and speak about God in more expansive, ethical, and Spirit-filled ways.
Centering the life and witness of Sojourner Truth, the lecture will consider Black mystical traditions that resist attempts to define or contain God while reckoning with the theological legacies of U.S. slavery.
Dr. Day is the Elmer G. Homrighausen Chair and Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religion at Princeton Theological Seminary. In 2023, she became the first African American woman promoted to full professor in Princeton Theological Seminary history.
Come explore what becomes possible when our theology makes room for mystery, wonder, and a God who cannot be contained.
đź“… October 1, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM Reception | 6:00 PM Hybrid Lecture
📍 Louisville Seminary Winn Center & Online
📌 Free & open to the public
đź”— Register by September 25: lpts.edu/2026KGCLecture
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED to attend either In-person or online.