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Forum-ing: Signature practice for public theological discourse

机译：论坛：公共神学话语的签名实践

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This article introduces a unique model for public theological conversation and discourse, which was developed by the Concerned Black Clergy of Atlanta (CBC). It was a model developed in response to the problems of poverty, homelessness, and the ‘missing and murdered children' victimised in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States of America in the early 1980s. It was originally organised to respond to the economic, financial, spiritual, emotional, employment, housing and resource needs of the underserved poor. This unique practice is called forum-ing. The forum meets every Monday morning, except when there is a national holiday. It has operated 30 consecutive years. The forum has a series of presentations, including the opening prayer, self-introductions of each person, a report of the executive director, special presentations from selected community groups, reports, and then questions and answers. The end result is that those attending engage in a process of discourse that enables them to internalise new ideas, approaches, and activities for addressing poverty and injustice in the community. Key to forum-ing for the 21st century is that it is a form of public practical theology rooted and grounded in non-violence growing out of the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s in the United States. The overall purpose of this article is to contribute to the effort of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Pretoria (South Africa) to identify those variables that will assist religious leaders in South Africa to develop public conversational spaces to enhance democratic participation. This article presents one model from the African American community in Atlanta, Georgia. The hope is to lift up key variables that might assist in the practical and pastoral theological conversation taking place in South Africa at present.
机译：本文介绍了由亚特兰大关注的黑人神职人员（CBC）开发的一种独特的公共神学对话和话语模型。此模型是针对1980年代初在美国佐治亚州亚特兰大遭受贫困，无家可归以及“失踪和被谋杀的儿童”的问题而开发的。该组织最初是为满足服务不足的穷人的经济，金融，精神，情感，就业，住房和资源需求而组织的。这种独特的做法称为论坛处理。除逢国定假日外，论坛每个星期一上午开会。它已经连续运行了30年。论坛上有一系列演讲，包括开幕式祈祷，每个人的自我介绍，执行董事的报告，部分社区团体的特别演讲，报告，然后是问答。最终结果是，与会人员参与了一个话语过程，使他们能够内化解决社区贫困和不公正现象的新思想，新方法和新活动。进入21世纪论坛的关键在于，它是一种公共实践神学形式，植根于非暴力，源于1950年代和1960年代的美国民权运动。本文的总体目的是为比勒陀利亚大学（南非）神学学院的工作做出贡献，以找出那些有助于南非宗教领袖发展公共对话空间以增强民主参与的变量。本文介绍了佐治亚州亚特兰大市非裔美国人社区的一种模式。希望是增加可能有助于目前在南非进行的实践和牧区神学对话的关键变量。

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