This Week In Common

Musician & LGBT activist Roger Goodman will share about his experience at the Stonewall riots in New York City and his continuing political presence through his teaching and performing throughout the country.

Free admission, no tickets required.
Goddard Auditorium, Carpenter Hall

Open meeting with faculty, students and staff:
All are welcome to this open conversation around topics such as Bethany as a place for LGBTQ students, staff and faculty, our role in the denomination, etc.
Congregational Life Room, 1:30-3pm, snacks provided

ESR invites you to join us in welcoming Craig Goodworth, recipient of the 2008-09 Thomas Mullen Ministry of Writing Fellowship.

When: Thursday February 5th, 4:30 pm

Where: ESR dining room

Craig will introduce his project Sacred Offense: Studies in Art, Aesthetics & Spirituality

Hope to see you there

http://esr.earlham.edu/~crowetr/flyer.pdf

The thesis defense committee (Steve Angell and Stephanie Ford) would like to invite you to Lloyd Lee Wilson's defense of his Master's Thesis on the subject of:
“The Remnant of Like Faith” :
The First Fifty Years
of North Carolina Yearly Meeting (Conservative).

This will be an open defense. Anyone is welcome to attend. Robert Barclay Conference Room.

“Deepening the Spiritual Life of a Meeting” Friday September 26, 12-3:30 with lunch provided by ESR (RSVP requested for lunch count)

“Facilitating Sustainable Agreements,”
Monday September 22, 10-12, ending with lunch provided by ESR (RSVP requested for lunch head count)

•What can we learn from Israelis about U.S. immigration concerns?•
•If God were to give the Holy Land to another people, how would we know?•
•What claim do you have to the land where you live?•
•If you were forced to leave, at what point would you lose your right to return?•