Afro-Caribbean faiths demystified in a “Supa-Pure” panel dialogue at Island SPACE Caribbean Museum
Vodou, Orisha and different Afro-Caribbean faiths will take middle stage as the themes of a humanities panel dialogue at South Florida’s Island SPACE Caribbean Museum on Saturday, April 29, 2023, from 3:00 to six:00 p.m.
Practices like these, Jamaican Rastafari and Trinidadian Shango have sometimes conjured unfavorable connotations, each within the Caribbean area and past it. But these are the faiths that the majority intently join the various Black Caribbean individuals to their Yoruba African ancestry.
Island SPACE Caribbean Museum will welcome a panel of educational professionals, religion leaders and material consultants, to discover the origins, impression and stigmas related to these faiths. Panelists — together with Vodou priestess Dr. Charlene Desir, Yoruba Excessive Chief Nathaniel
Kinds and educator Dr. Clyde Bailey, moderated by pastor, writer and educator Dr Owen Facey — will participate within the presentation titled “SUPA-NATURAL: An Afro-Caribbean Religion and Spirituality Panel Dialogue.”
The panel is supposed to demystify and resolve misconceptions about Afro-Caribbean religious practices in an effort to raise the dialogue surrounding them.
attendees inside driving distance of Island SPACE Caribbean Museum in Plantation, Florida are invited to this free occasion. Register at islandspacefl.org/faithtalk2023.
Distant viewers may additionally watch the reside stream and ask questions in the course of the dialogue by visiting islandspacefl.org/supanatural.