Faith in Action: A Special Conversation with Pastor Philip K.
AWAB invites you to a special Zoom conversation with Pastor Philip K., a Baptist leader, theologian, and faith-based conflict transformation expert working in Uganda and across Eastern Africa.
Wednesday, March 24 | 1:00 PM MDT
Who is Pastor Philip K.?
Based in Kampala, Uganda, Pastor Philip K. has spent years on the front lines of faith-based conflict resolution, peacebuilding, and LGBTQ+ advocacy in some of the most challenging regions of the world. As the founder of Crossing Lines Africa (CLA) and a founding member of the African Peace Warriors Network, he has trained faith leaders across Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia, D.R. Congo, Rwanda, and beyond.
His work centers on bridging faith and justice through reconciliation, community healing, and promoting inclusive church leadership.
Faith-Based Conflict Transformation & LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Uganda is not often associated with LGBTQ+ inclusion, yet Pastor Philip’s work calls the church to embody the radical love of Christ, even in places where justice is most at risk. He believes that God’s peacebuilding mission is the essence of Christianity and that we are called to seek reconciliation for all people, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation.
In this conversation, you’ll hear firsthand about:
- The role of Christian peacebuilding initiatives in Uganda and beyond.
- How churches can be agents of reconciliation and LGBTQ+ inclusion.
- The reality of faith-based activism in conflict zones.
Why This Conversation Matters
This is a rare opportunity to meet and learn from a leader who is working tirelessly to create safe, affirming spaces for marginalized communities in regions where their very existence is challenged. His conviction is simple but profound:
“We will never look into the face of another human being whom God does not love.”
Join us for this powerful conversation and discover how faith, justice, and peacebuilding can transform communities worldwide.