Published on
June 15, 2020
Video length
65 mins
A conversation on formation, music, witness, and healing

Featuring
Dr. Danjuma Gibson, associate professor of pastoral care at Calvin Theological Seminary and alumnus of Morehouse College; 
Dr. David Morrow, director of the Morehouse College Glee Club;
Dr. Uzee Brown, chair of the Division of Creative and Performing Arts at Morehouse College; and
Dr. John D. Witvliet, professor of worship at Calvin Theological Seminary.

This conversation was held March 12, 2020, at Calvin Seminary.
Don't miss the closing benediction (at 1:01) "Guide My Feet" sung by the Morehouse Glee Club.

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