Fredrick Neumann Memorial Lecture 2024

February 22, 2024 | Theron Room, Theodore Sedgwick Wright Library
The lecture is presented by Dr. John Barclay is called, "Embedding Human Giving within Divine Grace: What difference does it make?"
The Neumann Lectureship was established in 1984 by Dr. Edith Neumann in memory of her husband, who was a Congregational minister and a lecturer in Old Testament at Hartford Theological Seminary prior to his death in 1967. Both the Neumanns were born of Jewish parents and raised in Vienna, Austria. Dr. Edith Neumann's family was Christian, however, and Dr. Frederick Neumann became a Christian under the influence of Kierkegaard while pursuing doctoral studies at Freiburg University, where he worked under Heidegger and Hüsserl.
Professor John M.G. Barclay is Lightfoot Professor of Divinity at Durham University, where he has taught New Testament and Early Christianity since 2003. His fields of research include the early Christian communities, Diaspora Judaism in the Roman world, Josephus, and the theology of Paul. His latest major book was Paul and the Gift (2015), and he is currently working on a study of Paul's theology of community as the arena for the circulation of grace.
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