10:00 O’Clock Hour - "I Am:" Seeking the Goodness of God in the Land of the Living

Labyrinth Room
Sunday, June 19, 2022
10:00am - 10:50am

"I Am:" Seeking the Goodness of God in the Land of the Living
Psalm 27

I was regretting the past
And fearing the future.
Suddenly my Lord was speaking:

“My name is I Am.”

- excerpt of poem by Helen Mallincott

Join Rev. Kimberleigh Jordan at Ten O’clock Hour on June 12 and 19 for a time of spiritual study, reflection, and discussion titled "I Am:" Seeking the Goodness of God in the Land of the Living. In our time together, we will explore Psalm 27 as a description of our human journeys of life and faith, in which we often encounter struggle, accomplishment, mystery, joy, and change. Some say that ‘the only thing constant in life is change,’ while others counter this idea by asserting that Emmanuel “God-with-us” is our only continuous presence.

Join Rev. Kim to faithfully reflect on your experiences, as she reflects on her life and ministry in NYC and prepares to move her family to Atlanta, GA this summer.

Rev. P. Kimberleigh Jordan, Ph.D.

Dr. Kimberleigh is a clergywoman, educator, and liturgical artist. Her ministerial passions include the arts, worship, liturgical dance, Christian spirituality, discipleship/formation, and creativity and imagination. Dr. Kimberleigh served as Associate Minister for twelve years at Marble Collegiate Church (NYC), under the Rev. Dr. Arthur Caliandro. Her ministry there included assignments as pastoral advisor and congregational care for the Marble Women’s Ministry, Young Adults, GIFTS, and the Arts Fellowship. She served as Director of Worship at The Riverside Church, where she worked creatively with her mentor, the Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes. Later, she also served as Director of the Chapel at Drew University Theological School.

She holds the PhD from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, MDiv from Union Theological Seminary with a concentration in Theology and the Arts, and BA from the University of NC-Chapel Hill. In the field of higher education, Dr. Jordan has served as Associate Director at the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion, as well as Assistant Professor of Religion, Arts, and Black Studies on the faculty at Drew University Theological School.

Prior to seminary, she was a professional dancer and studied on scholarship at the Dance Theatre of Harlem. She and her spouse, the Rev. John Vaughn, DMin have been married for almost twenty-two years, and are the proud parents of two dynamic sons.

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