How does our faith inform our being with each other in some of the most personal and vulnerable dimensions of our lives? For much of our collective memory, Christian sexual ethics have been dominated in the public sphere by discussions of abortion and same-sex relationships, yet our tradition has much more to say to 21st century Christians about how we are called to honor each other. In a session that welcomes all – married and single adults as well as families with teens – Professor Mark Jordan of Harvard Divinity School will provide an engaging introduction to the issues surrounding sexual ethics, identity and theology.