Drema McAllister-Wilson shares her thoughts on the question,    

“What concentrated wisdom from your chosen field would you want to pass on to us?”

 

The last Second Mondays lecture of 2012 will take place on Wesley’s main campus at 4500 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. in the Refectory. Please join us at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast. We will adjourn promptly at 9:00 a.m.      

RSVP: 202-885-8630 or events@wesleyseminary.edu

 

Monday, December 10

Drema McAllister-Wilson

Minister of Congregational Care, Metropolitan Memorial UMC

An ordained United Methodist Pastor, Drema has been serving in various pastoral capacities for twenty-five years, including congregational pastor, Chapel Elder, hospice chaplain, and teacher. She received certification in thanatology in 2006 with an interest in being a death educator, end of life counselor, and spiritual midwife during the dying process. She is committed to helping persons at end of life confront their dying so that they can die peacefully and unafraid. Drema is an adjunct faculty member at Wesley and teaches a graduate course on Spirituality and Loss at George Washington University.

This Spring, the focus of each monthly lecture will be an Introduction to Theological Education. Please join us at 7:30 a.m. on the second Monday of each month to enjoy breakfast, lively conversation, and a thought-provoking lecture given by one of our gifted guest speakers.

Begin the season on Monday, January 14, when Professor Shaun Casey will speak with us on the topic, "An Introduction to Christian Ethics - Inside the Beltway," a timely piece given the lecture's proximity to    Inauguration Day on January 21.