Whether in our neighborhoods, churches, schools, or even families, we are all feeling the strain of polarization and division–which will likely intensify over the next several months. The question has grown increasingly urgent: is avoiding honest conversation the only way to preserve our relationships? Can we dialogue in good faith across disagreement without surrendering or hiding our convictions?

John Inazu will address these questions with us in Nashville. His latest book, Learning to Disagree, draws from experiences teaching in two areas of deep division: law and religion, and criminal law. Through powerful stories, John won’t tell us what to believe, but he will help us to change the way we engage with the people we disagree with–even when the disagreements are deep.

In partnership with Montgomery Bell Academy and St. Paul Christian Academy, The Trinity Forum invites you to join us on Wednesday, May 8 at 6:00 p.m. for an Evening Conversation with John to explore how we can navigate differences with empathy and respect.

REGISTRATION: $15

We hope you will join us for wine, hors d’oeuvres, and conversation at Montgomery Bell Academy, and share this event with friends!

Thank you to Zondervan and to our event sponsors for their support:

Friends:
David and Janet Chestnut
Kevin and Jessica Douglas
David and Ashley Edwards
Jon and Laura Foster
Eric and Eleanor Osborne
Ed and Molly Powell
Gif and Anna Thornton
Chris and Eleanor Wells
An anonymous donor

Foundations:
Charis Foundation
Creed and Culture Fund
The Fugitive Foundation

Corporations:
Sims|Funk PLC

[civicrm component=”event” id=”534″ action=”register” mode=”live” hijack=”0″]