Chaplain to the Guilty: Forgiveness, Redemption, and Restorative Justice
Chaplain to the Guilty: Forgiveness, Redemption, and Restorative Justice
“Chaplain to the Guilty” is a deeply moving keynote by David Giffen that explores the themes of forgiveness, redemption, and restorative justice through the lens of those often left behind by society. Drawing from his experience as a former Anglican priest and mental health specialist, David brings a raw and humanizing perspective to those labeled "guilty" or "unforgivable." In this talk, David challenges faith communities, leaders, and organizations to engage in meaningful dialogue about forgiveness and justice, offering a new path toward healing for those who have been stigmatized.
Audiences will be inspired to rethink the role of compassion in leadership, question societal labels, and consider how faith and community can lead the charge in building restorative justice models. Through compelling storytelling and spiritual insight, David creates a space for reflection, action, and hope.
Key Takeaways:
Insights into forgiveness, redemption, and restorative justice
How to lead with empathy in the face of judgment and stigma
Spiritual and philosophical perspectives on compassion and healing