Over de tentoonstelling Kerken en slavernij

from Luther Academie · host Luther Museum Amsterdam

In de expositie Kerken & Slavernij in het Luther Museum Amsterdam, wordt de positie van de verschillende kerken in relatie tot slavernij onderzocht en inzichtelijk gemaakt. Het vertelt het verhaal vanaf de vroege zending tot aan de afschaffing van de slavernij in 1863. En dan met de nadruk op Suriname. Bart Geeraedts gaat in gesprek met Bianca Groen Gallant, voorzitter van de diaconie van de Evangelisch-Lutherse gemeente in Amsterdam en met Vincent van Velsen, de samensteller van de tentoonstelling.

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