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Indigenous Joy and Biblical Interpretation
2026 Payton Lectures
The Bible affirms that God’s life-giving presence is woven into the lives of particular peoples and places. The Creator delights in the goodness of creation and has never left any land or nation without a witness to divine presence. Yet Euro-American Christian communities have often sidelined the histories, lands, and ceremonies of Indigenous nations—both before and after colonization.
In Indigenous Joy and Biblical Interpretation: 2026 Payton Lectures, Indigenous scholars T. Christopher Hoklotubbe and H. Daniel Zacharias will explore the theological significance of Indigenous joy that responds to the Creator’s generosity and presence among the First Nations of Turtle Island (North America).
Join us for the 2026 Payton Lectures as we reflect on Indigenous joy, the character of God, the formation of Christian communities today, and the importance of reading Scripture with deep attention to land and people.
The Payton Lectures are an annual lectureship that has been running at Fuller since 1948. Their purpose is to provide a series of divinity lectures by notable scholars outside the regular Fuller faculty.
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