Center for Renewal in Creation
Dr. Henry Thomas, who will present two programs for Classics in Religion Oct 21 and Oct 28, has recommended the following articles as background. 1619 and the Arrival of African Christianity, by David D. Daniels, traces the origins of Christianity among enslaved peoples in Virginia Colony. Many were not converted after arrival on plantations, but …
Continue reading Readings in African Religion and Liberation Theology
Presentation in the Classics in Religion series. This group is open to all and meets Mondays from 11 a.m. to noon at the Penn Yan Public Library, 214 Main St, Penn Yan. For the next two weeks, Classics in Religion will focus on the book How to Meditate Using Chakras, Mantras, and Breath. In this …
Our latest newsletter is now online! Containing lots of new information and the entire fall program schedule, this issue includes tributes to Anne Alderman and Connie Bickford and introduces a transition to a new look for the newsletter. We've had an excellent response to the newsletter already; thank you to all! Please download the newsletter …
New: Biweekly starting September 8! Come and enjoy our grounds and center. Come as you are… bring a dish to pass, your own table service and non-alcoholic beverage. All are welcome. Bring a friend, the kids or your grands for some fun! Rain or shine! Please help us spread the word by posting this flyer. …
Leslie Schwartz will join us three Mondays in September, in the Classics in Religion series. This group is open to all and meets Mondays (11 a.m. to Noon) at the Penn Yan Public Library, 214 Main St. Penn Yan. September 9, 16, and 23, 2019 Speech can teach, inspire, and create new worlds. Speech can …
Continue reading The Importance of Speech in the Jewish Tradition, Sept 9, 16, 23
