Bishop Timothy Clarke to Speak at PACT Lecture Series
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Anderson, Ind. — Anderson University will welcome Bishop Timothy Clarke to campus October 19 at 4 p.m. for a special talk to open up the Peace and Conflict Transformation (PACT) lecture series. Clarke will be speaking in Hartung 101 and the event is open to the public.
Bishop Clarke is a faithful pastor, anointed teacher, strategic thinker, and prolific preacher. He is founder and chief prelate of the Berean Fellowship, an international assembly that partners with pastors of small to mid-sized churches, young pastors, and those new to pastoral ministry. Through the Berean Fellowship, Bishop Clarke equips pastors and leaders with the tools necessary for effective ministry while offering a place of love, acceptance, and affirmation.
“Bishop Clarke has given his life to the Church, both as a local pastor and as a leader on the meta level,” said Jason Varner, director of the PACT program. “PACT is excited to welcome Bishop Clarke to campus as his broad experience makes him uniquely equipped to speak to the challenges and possibilities that exist related to the Church and peacemaking in our contemporary society.”
The PACT program at AU seeks to build bridges of understanding and compassion, helping us bring reconciliation to our lives and communities.
The PACT lecture series is an opportunity to hear from those who have devoted their lives to educating others on matters of forgiveness and reconciliation, as well as those who educate us on injustice and oppression throughout the world. The PACT lecture series is also an opportunity to invite others into the AU community to learn alongside us.
A question-and-answer session will be held following Clarke’s message.
Anderson University is on a mission to educate students for lives of faith and service, offering more than 60 undergraduate majors, 30 three-year degrees, 20 NCAA Division III intercollegiate sports, alongside adult and graduate programs. The private, liberal arts institution is fully accredited and recognized among top colleges for its business, computer science, cybersecurity, dance, engineering, nursing, and teacher education programs. Anderson University was established in 1917 in Anderson, Indiana, by the Church of God.