Primitive Christianity Revived, Again
Time: 10th mo. 31, 2014 at 5pm to 11th mo. 1, 2014 at 9pm
Location: Earlham School of Religion
Street: 228 College Avenue
City/Town: Richmond
Website or Map: http://www.earlham.edu/maps/
Phone: 800-432-1377
Event Type: writing, workshop
Organized By: Earlham School of Religion
Latest Activity: 9th month 5, 2014
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2014 ESR Ministry of Writing Colloquium
October 31 - November 1
"Writing and the Nonviolent Life"
Featuring Keynote Fr. John Dear
Online registration link: esr.earlham.edu/wc2014
What does it mean to live – and write – the nonviolent life? Drawing on his latest book, The Nonviolent Life, Fr. John Dear will reflect on his 35 years of teaching Gospel nonviolence, working for peace, and writing prophetically. With stories of writing in war zones and in jail cells, of blogging and meeting book deadlines, Dear will invite us to use writing as one tool in the Christian life of prophetic ministry – and lead us in a short writing exercise to cultivate our vocation as Christian peacemakers.
Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Fr. Dear has proclaimed the Gospel of Jesus and the way of nonviolence for more that 30 years. He has led peace organizations, worked in homeless shelters, traveled in war zones and been arrested more than 75 times for acts of civil disobedience against war. As a writer, he has published more than 30 books, including “Living Peace,” “Jesus the Rebel,” “The God of Peace,” “Peace Behind Bars,” The Questions of Jesus,” “Lazarus Come Forth,” “A Persistent Peace,” and his latest book, “The Nonviolent Life."
Event will also include choice of two workshops. Visit the ESR website for full event information and registration.
Registration Cost: $85 by October 11th, $90 after October 11th, $35 for grad/undergrad students
Contact Mandy Ford, ESR Director of External Relations at fordma@earlham.edu or call (800) 432-1377 for more information.
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