Religion's Role in Critical Issues, Atlanta -- GSU

Four preeminent Atlanta religious leaders will come to Georgia State University on Feb. 6 to address the role of religion in working to solve pressing issues and problems facing the city in the 21st century. Speakers will address the pressing issues facing Atlanta, including homelessness, political partisanship, gun control and racial division in the city.

Participants in the event, on "Moving Atlanta to Higher Ground: How Religion Inspires Positive Change" include the Rev. Joanna Adams of Morningside and Trinity Presbyterian churches; Imam Plemon El-Amin of Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam; the Rev. Joseph Roberts of Ebenezer Baptist Church and Rabbi Alvin Sugarman of The Temple in Atlanta.

Events are free and open to the public.