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Great news! Our own dear Professor Wariboko's installation today, as Chair of Social Ethics, Boston University. I join numerous other friends and well wishers across the globe to congratulate you, brother, and to celebrate the goodness and faithfulness of God in the life of this great scholar of all times and climes! The elaborate installation program, especially underscores the magnitude of the responsibility of the occupant of the Chair, coupled with the academic as well as the spirituality of the office.Well, to whom much is given much is expected. It is a well deserved office given Prof Wariboko's pedigree for innovativeness creativeness, imaginativeness and energy, I have no doubt in my mind that the Holy Spirit, Author of Wisdom shall grant him the unction for greater exploits and uncommon achievements in office, all to the glory of God, Boston University and Humankind. Congratulations, brother!Ademola O. Dasylva, Ph.D
Professor of African & Oral Literature,
Department of English,
Coordinator, Ibadan Cultural Studies Group(ICSG)
Convener & Board Chair, TOFAC (International),
Room 68, Faculty of Arts,
University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
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From: Toyin FalolaSent: Wednesday, 28 September 2016 21:31To: dialogue; Yoruba AffairsReply To: usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.comSubject: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Profile: Professor Wariboko's Installation as Walter G. Muelder Chair of Social Ethics-- --Dear all:Your moderator attended today, September 28, 2016, the installation of the preeminent African scholar, Professor Nimi Wariboko, to his distinguished chair. Find below the program. I will send also his great speech as well as many photos that I took. Do please join me celebrating and congratulating him.TF
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Service of Word and Installation Wednesday, September 28, 2016, 11:00 AM Marsh Chapel
Prelude
Joe Utterback
Dr. Andrew Shenton Associate Professor of Music Houghton Scholar of Sacred Music
*Processional Hymn (*Please stand as you are able)
My Soul Cries Out with a Joyful Shout (Canticle of the Turning)<2B122A33-9E9B-44B3-8738-E1888D978169.png>Deep River
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<E95B0A09-6E4B-4D46-89EA-D1A658E268D8.png>Words by Rory Cooney; Music: STAR OF THE COUNTY DOWN, Irish melody; Arr. Rory Cooney Words and Music Arr., 1990 GIA Publications Inc. Reprinted under OneLicense.net #A707629.
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Prayer of Invocation *Passing the Peace Scripture Reading
Scripture Reflection Scripture Reading
Rev. Dr. Bryan P. Stone Associate Dean for Academic Affairs E. Stanley Jones Professor of Evangelism Co-Director of the Center for Practical Theology
Sermon
John 11:20-21, 31-36
John 11:43
Dean Stone Dean Stone
Rev. Mariama White-Hammond Master of Divinity Candidate
Ms. Melody Ruffin Ward
"And Jesus Wept: Let Us Weep with Black Mothers"
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<8BD7906B-4F5A-4D73-BA99-927F8636C0BD.png>Dr. Jennifer Knust
<F2CC8300-FFE6-4A7D-9B5C-963CD728AEF1.png>Associate Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins
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<9F8070DE-3E47-419F-B1A4-47B4A2A77105.png>Ms. Yichen Liang
<5A0EAF24-01A2-4E4D-AA8E-7A049A335F47.png>Master of Divinity Candidate
<F27C6671-318B-4C98-9532-0788D3EF2F0C.png>Kalabari (Nigeria)
<D41A7AC4-3D8D-47D9-AF26-9D03897223D4.png>Pastor Elsie Nene Obed
<78119CF1-78AB-4F9B-B926-D4EDC9ED0B5F.png>Master of Education, SED, 1979
Professor MT Dávila
Master of Theological Studies, 1999
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<1875D021-B977-4E47-9FB7-719CB651E18C.png>Dr. Nimi Wariboko
Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics
Anthem
For the Troubles and the Sufferings
Words and Music by Rodolfo Gaede Neto Arranged by Hal Hopson The Seminary Singers
The anthem will be sung in both English and Spanish.
For the troubles and the sufferings of the world, God, we call upon your mercy: the whole creation's laboring in pain! Lend an ear to the rising cry for help from oppressed and hopeless people. Come! Hasten your salvation, healing love! We pray for peace, the blessed peace that comes from making justice, to cover and embrace us. Have mercy God! We pray for power, the power that will sustain your people's witness; until you kin-dom come, Kyrie eleison. Where cross the crowded ways of life, where sound the cries of race and clan, above the noise of selfish strife, we hear your voice, O God.
Order of Installation
Dear friends, I stand before you as a representative of Boston University
and its School of Theology, to give thanks for the cloud of witnesses –
alumni/ae and friends – who made this Chair a reality. I welcome you as
part of the greater cloud of witnesses who are here today to install Dr.
Nimi Wariboko as the Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics.
Dean Moore:
Dean Moore:
Nimi:
Dean Moore:Nimi:
Dean Moore:All:
Nimi, do you, in the presence of this community, commit yourself to this new trust and responsibility at Boston University?
I do.
In your role as Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics, will you commit yourself to this University and its School of Theology, and do all in your power to encourage and further its mission and vision of learning, virtue and piety?
I will, with the help of God.
Will all of you who are gathered here support and encourage Nimi in this role?
We will, with the help of God.
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Dean Moore:
Dean Moore:
All:
Let us pray. Holy God of many names, you have heard our promises; now enable us to keep them and to remain steadfast in faith and fruitful in every good work. Bless, we pray, your servant Nimi, in his professorship.
Pour out your Holy Spirit on him and all those gathered in this place, and on the School of Theology that our mutual ministries and work may be served with all faithfulness, wisdom, and courage. Amen.
On behalf of Boston University and its wider community, it is my great pleasure to declare you duly installed as the Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics.
Presentation of Gifts
Prayers of the People
Thanks be to God.
The congregation is invited to join in singing the prayer refrain below. After each refrain the cantor will sing the guiding prayer petition and the congregation is invited to keep a moment of prayerful silence.
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Cantor:
That none who cry aloud may cry in vain...[silence] That those who fear may never be alone...[silence] That those who doubt may find a deeper faith...[silence] That broken folk may know they will be whole...[silence]6
Benediction
*Recessional Hymn (*Please stand as you are able)
How Weary Are Our Hearts, O GodDr. Wariboko
1. How weary are our hearts, O God, how worn from fear and grief,
from ever-longer litanies
of needs without relief.Divisions plague our public life, and bitter words increase.
Few voices seek the common good or urge the ways of peace.3. Then send us forth
as salt and light and years,to be the bearers of shalom
to greatest and to least.
When discord, doubt, and shadows loom bring union, trust, and light; restore the earth's lost harmony
and turn our wrongs to right.Words by Carl P. Daw, Jr., Adjunct Professor of Hymnology, Curator of Hymnological Collections, 2016, Hope Publishing Co. Reprinted under OneLicense.net #A707629. Music: KINGSFOLD, traditional English melody.
Boston University School of Theology Mission Statement
The purpose of the Boston University School of Theology is to pursue knowledge of God, to cultivate leaders for communities of faith, to enrich the academy and to seek peace with justice in a diverse and interconnected world. As the Founding School of Boston University and the oldest United Methodist seminary in North America, we are a professional school within a cosmopolitan research university that is itself committed to "learning, virtue, and piety."
Rooted in the Wesleyan traditions and drawing from the wider Christian traditions of the world, we strive to equip women and men for ministries and vocations that foster personal and social transformation, that are oriented to the world's diversities, and that expand the prophetic legacy of this historic School of Theology.
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2. So root us in your saving love,
so ground us in your grace,
that we may know you hold our lives secure in your embrace.Give us the inner strength of faith, enlarge hope's confidence;
above all fill us with your love transcending human sense.into the world
<84F3CC23-D14E-44F1-A8B7-6545F6EB6940.png>Dr. Nimi Wariboko
Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social EthicsA lively transdisciplinary thinker, Dr. Nimi Wariboko loves to unfold, refold, enfold, and
energize past and present ideas and hopes in relation to the possibilities of future human
flourishing. The five pillars of his scholarship are economic ethics, Christian social ethics,
African social traditions, Pentecostal studies, and philosophical theology. The structure of this
creative body of work, which is characterized by rigorous interweaving of original insights from
each of these fields, is mapped out by the following five central titles. The Principle of Excellence: A
Framework for Social Ethics
presents social ethics as action-provoking-and-guiding theories of
praxis and actualization of potentialities for a more flourishing, inclusive, and creatively
reconciled society; the focus of
God and Money: A Theology of Money in a Globalizing World is a call for
an alternative, inclusive global monetary system that can better support developing
economies; Ethics and Time: Ethos of Temporal Orientation in Politics and Religion of the Niger
Delta explores the emancipatory core of African culture; The Pentecostal Principle: Ethical Methodology
in New Spirit develops a pneumatological methodology of ethics for public policies in pluralistic
communities that are open to God's Spirit; and
Economics in Spirit and Truth: A Moral Philosophy of
Finance situates a social justice-oriented "care of the soul" at the intersection of radical
continental philosophy, economics, and politics to craft an ethics of antifragility
and potent freedom that might counter the fragilities unleashed against our socio-economic fabric
by late capitalism or global finance capital.
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<E6E8A38D-EB40-44A8-920D-3B11727C3462.png>Additional Worship Leaders
The Faculty Marshal is Dr. Dana Robert, Truman Collins Professor of World Christianity and History of Mission, Director of the Center for Global Christianity and Mission.
The Director of the Seminary Singers and the Worship Coordinator is Rev. Chad William Kidd, Master of Divinity and Master of Sacred Music, 2005. The Assistant Director is Christopher Simon, Master of Sacred Music and Master of Divinity Candidate. The Accompanist is Ryan Patten, Master of Sacred Music, 2015, Doctor of Philosophy Candidate, GRS.
The Worship Team interns are Ylisse Bess Washington, Master of Divinity Candidate; Ashley Renee Johnson, Master of Divinity Candidate; and Dongmyung Shim, Master of Divinity Candidate. The Faculty Liaison to the Worship Team is Dr. Dana Robert.
The "linoleum block prints" are by Elizabeth Steele Halstead, reprinted by permission from Visuals for Worship, © 2006, Faith Alive Christian Resources. The Marsh Chapel artwork is by Emily Willie, STH alumna.
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<60180654-3111-49C1-AC86-CE81CD640AE7.png>Wednesday Community Worship Boston University School of Theology
Make plans to join us each Wednesday @ 11:10AM in Marsh Chapel for engaging worship, music from the Seminary Singers, and a diverse array of preachers this fall. All are welcome.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Teddy Hickman Maynard (STH Faculty)
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Mariama White-Hammond (MDiv Student)
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Cornell Brooks (STH alumnus, President, NAACP) (Matriculation Service – 11am start)
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Nimi Wariboko (STH Faculty) (Installation Service – 11am start)
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Piula Alailima (Wesley UMC, Honolulu, HI)
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<F30242CE-9C52-42FC-94A6-01ADE49C0FF8.png>Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Daryl Lobban (STH alumnus, MA Council of Churches)
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Janjay Innis (STH alumna, Global Ministries, UMC)
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Micah Christian (STH alumnus, Lead Singer, Sons of Serendip)
Wednesday, November 2
Sara Holland (STH alumna, Hingham UCC, Hingham, MA) Shawn Fiedler (STH alumnus, King's Chapel, Boston, MA)
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Glen Messer (STH alumnus, Historian of Christian History)
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Ashley Johnson (MDiv Student)
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Jordan Harris (MDiv Student)
Wednesday, December 7
Cindy Maybeck (Biblical Storyteller)
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