November 15, 2024
12:00 pm
Wesley Hall
Friday, November 15
12 Noon-1 PM
Wesley Hall
Brown Bag Lunch Discussion
Join us for an engaging lunch discussion with Dr. Al Erisman, former Director of Technology at Boeing and co-author of Living with Purpose in a Polarizing World: Guidance from Biblical Narratives. Along with co-author Randy Pope, City Attorney of Hattiesburg, Al will share insights on thriving as Christians in today’s complex workplace environment.
The conversation will be led by Randy’s daughter Lucy Schultze, a former local journalist and CEO of Red Window Communications in Oxford.
Drawing from their book and extensive experience, our speakers will explore:
- Biblical wisdom for workplace challenges
- Practical strategies for maintaining faith and integrity
- Lessons from twelve biblical figures who navigated similar circumstances
- Approaches to fostering unity in polarized environments
This interactive discussion will offer valuable perspectives for anyone seeking to integrate life, faith, and work more meaningfully.
About Al Erisman: Senior Fellow at the Center for Integrity in Business at Seattle Pacific University, co-founder of Ethix magazine, and former Boeing executive, Al brings decades of experience in bridging faith and workplace culture.
About Randy Pope: An attorney since 1979, Randy completed a M.A. in Religion at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary with an emphasis in workplace theology, ethics and leadership in 2017. He has taught on the intersection of faith and work in Hattiesburg.
Space is limited. Please bring your own lunch. RSVP to ouumc@ouumc.org.
