The Rev. Caitlin Ware, a United Methodist pastor and West Virginia Wesleyan College alumna, speaks at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the Greek Alumni Room at Wesleyan.
Ware is co-leader of From Below: Rising Together for Coalfield Justice. Her talk, “Applying the Holler Gospel: Justice in West Virginia,” will contrast what she calls the holler gospel with the company gospel, and will cover why a Christian social ethic is vital and how the “rehumanization of the southern coalfields is needed and possible,” according to her Facebook post.
The talk is sponsored by Friends of Philosophy, the Colatch Family Endowment for Religious Studies, the Gender Studies Program and the Center for Restorative Justice.