Title

Glasses of Faith: Dr. Daria Graham on Faith and Culture

Interviewee(s)

Daria-Yvonne Jackson Graham Ph.D., California State University - San BernardinoFollow

Files

Interviewer(s)

Dr. Sandra Yocum, Chanel Winston

University Professor of Faith and Culture

Dr. Sandra Yocum

Description

In this thoughtful and moving interview, Dr. Daria Graham gives us an eye-opening tour of the multiple pathways in which faith and culture are related to one another. Emphasizing the often hidden power that culture can exert over faith in a church setting, Dr. Graham draws our attention to the need for a more thoughtful consideration of the relationship between church and culture, faith and culture, church and faith. In a beautiful manner, Dr. Graham describes how she understands her own faith: they are the glasses which are the first thing she reaches for upon waking. Faith and culture engage in a mutual performance that displays that which is most important to us, and those characteristics of our lives, routines, and worship which we may not often think about.

Date

2020

Keywords

Church, congregation, worship, social justice, faith

Disciplines

African American Studies | Catholic Studies | Christianity | Ethics in Religion

Comments

Please note that the transcript/captions and the audio-only (podcast) version of this interview will be available soon.

Recommended Citation

Graham, Daria-Yvonne Jackson Ph.D., "Glasses of Faith: Dr. Daria Graham on Faith and Culture" (2020). Interviews: Whose Faith? Whose Culture?. 10.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/faith_culture_wfwc/10