(Highland Park) Free Concert and Lectures at PTS this week!
Greetings, Highland Parkers! It was great to see so many of you at our free screening of Blood Brother. Once again, we've got a number of terrific and free events at the Seminary (616 N Highland Ave) coming up this week for our annual Alum Days - and I wanted to send word. Follow the embedded links for more info. *Science and Religion *- Dr Deb Haarsma, astrophysicist and president of Biologos, will be presenting 3 lectures on Friday, May 2, offering an alternative to the usual science-religion polemics. She's a terrific presenter and her presentations promise to be very compelling; http://www.pts.edu/Henderson_2014 *Congregational Conflict *- On Thursday, May 1, Dr Andrew Park will present two lectures on the Korean notion of shame ("han") and its destructive power in denominational dynamics... as well as a hopeful path through the pain. For those of you interested in the current conflicts in the Anglican/Episcopal, PC(USA), and UMC churces, this might provide new insight. http://www.pts.edu/AD_2014 And finally,* a free concert *with ancient music and instruments from Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece! Join us on the evening of May 1 for a one of a kind musical event - Philip and Gayle Neuman of Ensemble de Organographia will fascinate with music from 4000 years ago on replica instruments. http://www.pts.edu/Archaeology-Lectures Questions? Contact me at hblier@pts.edu! Gratefully, Helen Blier director of Continuing Ed
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