Joseph C. Parker's guest appearances

Joseph C. Parker

Hill Country Institute Live: Exploring Christ and Culture 

The BG Podcast

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Peter Brown

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We're delighted to have Pastor Parker with us once again. His father was a classmate and friend of Martin Luther King, Jr., then a pastor in Montgomery, Alabama, when the Montgomery Boycott occurred and then in Birmingham, Alabama, when Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote Letter from a Birmingham Jail. We’ll be discussing Pastor Parker’s memories of those times and the Christian faith which was the basis for the actions and courage of the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement including Martin Luther King, Jr., John Lewis, Ralph Abernathy, and others. Pastor Parker earned his doctorate in Urban Ministry at Gordon Cornwall Seminary. His studies focused on a complex systems approach to community ministry developed in partnership with MIT. We will be discussing our call in Genesis to create culture, and the impact on racial relations of fallen people creating and sustaining fallen systems. We’ll consider the question: What is the role of the church in showing the love of Jesus Christ to overcome barriers which divide?

We're delighted to have Pastor Parker with us once again. His father was a classmate and friend of Martin Luther King, Jr., then a pastor in Montgomery, Alabama, when the Montgomery Boycott occurred and then in Birmingham, Alabama, when Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote Letter from a Birmingham Jail. We’ll be discussing Pastor Parker’s memories of those times and the Christian faith which was the basis for the actions and courage of the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement including Martin Luther King, Jr., John Lewis, Ralph Abernathy, and others. Pastor Parker earned his doctorate in Urban Ministry at Gordon Cornwall Seminary. His studies focused on a complex systems approach to community ministry developed in partnership with MIT. We will be discussing our call in Genesis to create culture, and the impact on racial relations of fallen people creating and sustaining fallen systems. We’ll consider the question: What is the role of the church in showing the love of Jesus Christ to overcome barriers which divide?

Pastor Joseph C. Parker Interviewed on Hill Country Institute Live

Pastor Joseph C Parker, Jr, Esq., D. Min., discusses the deep, long term wounds of our black brothers and sisters, the need for conciliation, the history and impact of racism In Austin, and how the recent deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Brionna Taylor, George Floyd, and others have opened the scabs over old wounds. Pastor Parker is long-time pastor of David Chapel in Austin, TX. In the Interview, he and Larry discuss the silence of the white church and call for brothers and sisters in Christ to stand together for fairness to all.

Pastor Joseph C Parker, Jr, Esq., D. Min., discusses the deep, long term wounds of our black brothers and sisters, the need for conciliation, the history and impact of racism In Austin, and how the recent deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Brionna Taylor, George Floyd, and others have opened the scabs over old wounds. Pastor Parker is long-time pastor of David Chapel in Austin, TX. In the Interview, he and Larry discuss the silence of the white church and call for brothers and sisters in Christ to stand together for fairness to all.

Pastor Joseph C. Parker Interviewed on Hill Country Institute

Today's BG Podcast features a conversation with Joseph C. Parker, Jr., Esq., D. Min., the Senior Pastor of David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in East Austin. A respected community leader,  he has been described as “called by God, shaped by experience, a man of action, and a Renaissance man.”A respected voice and bridge builder on many key Austin issues, including civil rights and gentrification, Pastor Parker has been described as “called by God, shaped by experience, a man of action, and a Renaissance man.”He graduated with a B.A. from Morehouse College (Atlanta, Georgia) and received his Masters in Public Administration at the University of Georgia in Athens. He received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Texas at Austin, and Masters of Divinity (magna cum laude honors) from the George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University.This podcast was recorded on September 12, 2018.ABOUT OUR SPONSOR THE LOEWY LAW FIRM:Thank you to our sponsor, the Loewy Law Firm, Austin’s go-to personal injury law firm.  If you’ve been injured in a car crash, call Adam Loewy today at 512.280.0800.

Today's BG Podcast features a conversation with Joseph C. Parker, Jr., Esq., D. Min., the Senior Pastor of David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in East Austin. A respected community leader, he has been described as “called by God, shaped by experience, a man of action, and a Renaissance man.” A respected voice and bridge builder on many key Austin issues, including civil rights and gentrification, Pastor Parker has been described as “called by God, shaped by experience, a man of action, and a Renaissance man.” He graduated with a B.A. from Morehouse College (Atlanta, Georgia) and received his Masters in Public Administration at the University of Georgia in Athens. He received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Texas at Austin, and Masters of Divinity (magna cum laude honors) from the George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University. This podcast was recorded on September 12, 2018. ABOUT OUR SPONSOR THE LOEWY LAW FIRM: Thank you to our sponsor, the Loewy Law Firm, Austin’s go-to personal injury law firm.  If you’ve been injured in a car crash, call Adam Loewy today at 512.280.0800.