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Upcoming Interfaith Events in the Twin Cities Metro Area
Ongoing
Activities Islamic Christian Dialogue - Third Sundays, 2:00 - 4:00 PM, : Hosted by Islamic Center of Minnesota and the Minnesota Council of Churches, at the Islamic Center of Minnesota, 1401 Gardena Ave. NE, Fridley call Gail at 612-230-3210 www.mnchurches.org - No admission fee
Interfaith Conversations with Other Café - Third Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30, ICWO — interfaith dialogue Topics/questions of faith change at every conversation. Location: the Saint Paul Council of Churches |1671 Summit Avenue | Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105 | 651-646-8805 Registration requested: joan@pleromacoaching.com - $5.00 Donation Please For more information contact Joan at 651-641-0946, or Katie at 952-432-3654. The conversation café model is described at the following web site: www.conversationcafe.org.
Events
Globalization and the
Economy of the Future:
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008 3:00-5:00 p.m. with reception to follow
- A Conversation with John Micklethwait Editor-in-Chief of The
Economist - Nicollet Island Pavilion - Sponsored by Hendrickson
Institute for Ethical Leadership: Forum 2008 & SMU - For more
information call: 612-238-4514
The Life and Teachings of Mahatma Gandhi.
Anantanand Rambachan, Ph.D., Instructor. Tuesdays, April 29, May 6 &
13, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m., $50. Center for Religious Inquiry, St. Mark’s
Cathedral,
Film “Three Faiths, One God: Judaism,
Christianity, Islam.” Based examines
the religious beliefs shared by Jews, Christians and Muslims.
Thursday May 1, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., Free and open to the public.
Fontaine Auditorium, Center for Religious Inquiry, St. Mark’s
Cathedral,
“Communicating gracefully
in the face of intensity.”
May 2- 4, 2008, A workshop with Dr.
Marshall Rosenberg will be sponsored by John
Myser,
Justice Program. For more
information:
www.stthomas.edu/justpeace/nvcevnet
Pluralism Sunday – May 11, 2008: Pentecost – The Center for Progressive Christianity – Learning to understand the many different languages of faith that speak of the shared spiritual experience of humanity. More info. at: wwwpluralismsunday.org
The Benefits of 50 Years of Jewish Christian
Dialogue
– May 15, 9:00 am – 12:00 noon A
forum focused on the newly released Covenantal Conversations:
Christians in Dialogue With Jews and Judaism, Mount Olivet
Lutheran,
Islam and Morocco,
May 17th, 6-9 p.m. free and open to the public, at
Islamic Center of MN, Spirit in the House
Annual 10-day performing arts festival running from May 23 to June
1. The festival brings together 30 different shows, for a total of
150 performances, tackling a variety of ethical issues and
celebrating a diverse cross-section of spiritual traditions.
Spirit in the House is dedicated to exploring questions of inner life and outward action
through theater, film, dance, drumming, music, spoken word, poetry,
and storytelling. Schedule & tickets at:
http://spiritinthehouse.org/essentials/
For more information Contact Dean J. Seal
sealtotal@aol.com (612)
823-6005
Creating a Culture of Peace Fri, Sat, Sun ... May 30 - June 1 and other weekends Interfaith 20 hour training to deepen understanding and experience of violence and nonviolence in personal relationships and community building. Diverse congregational involvement/support is welcome. Contact katherine@deltove.com joan@pleromacoaching .com Don Christensen @stthomas.edu - Participation fee varies.
"The Challenges and Gifts of Controversy In Interfaith Work" Rescheduled to October 12 or 19 2008 Key Note Speaker: Prof. Kenneth Fox, Director graduate and undergraduate Conflict Studies, Hamline University. Also: Breakout sessions and exercises providing hands on tools for working creatively with controversy. The conference will include a light meal. For further information, call Ira Gordon at 612-861-6040
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