Tippy McMichael Lecture Series Presents The Rev. Nancy Frausto

Two Day Virtual Event: April 17 & 18
Zoom Webinar with YouTube Livestream

The Tippy McMichael Lecture Series is delighted to welcome The Rev. Nancy Frausto for a virtual event on April 17 & 18. Both talks will be offered via Zoom Webinar with YouTube livestream.

Back to Basics: Being the Church in Post Pandemic Time

After a year of lockdowns and social upheaval, how do we move forward proclaiming the good news as we live out our baptismal vows of fighting for justice and respecting the dignity of every human being? In this two-part series, the Rev. Nancy Frausto will lead an exploration of evangelism and becoming a Beloved Community.

Part 1: Saturday, April 17 • 7 p.m.

Part 2: Sunday, April 18 • 10 a.m.

About The Rev. Nancy Frausto

The Reverend Nancy Frausto, born in Zacatecas Mexico, immigrated to the U.S. at the age of 7. She is the first and only DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipient priest in the Episcopal Church.

A sought-after speaker on issues of evangelism, intersectionality, faith and racial reconciliation, Nancy's call to social justice is a personal one. Growing up undocumented in the United States she understands the importance of honoring one’s roots and making the changes necessary for future generations. She has been featured in the CBS documentary Race, Religion & Resistance and was named one of the Future 50 Interfaith Leaders in Los Angeles to watch by the Interreligious Council of Southern California.

Nancy currently serves as Associate Rector at St. Luke's in Long Beach, California, and as an Evangelism Consultant for the Presiding Bishops office on Evangelism.

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