On November 16th 2017, Prof. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu - Vice President of the Trinity Theological Seminary in Accra, Ghana, - gave a talk titled “Jerusalem: My Happy Home” to explore pluralism, democratic governance and Christian pilgrimage as religious equalization in contemporary Africa. His talk was sponsored by the Project on Religious Freedom and Society in Africa at the MacMillan Center, which aims to promote critical religious inquiry into the connection between freedom of religion and societal well-being. Prof. Asamoah-Gyadu is a Baëta-Grau professor of Contemporary African Christianity and Pentecostal Theology in Ghana. He was also a co-convener of the Accra Workshop in March of 2017 in which the Project on Religious Freedom and Society in Africa brought together twenty-four academics and religious leaders for a conference in Ghana. You can read the full report and/or watch the video of the lecture.