UA Christian Staff and Faculty Fellowship - How we got here, 1/27
Come to the Christian Faculty and Staff Fellowship on Wednesday, 1/27, at 11:45 AM (done by 12:45 PM).
We'll continue to meet on Zoom until it's clear that staff, faculty, and students are fully back on campus and pursuing their regular activities. I'll keep checking for announcements about that.
The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87919167217?pwd=cVJjbHhUaXhidllPMkM1UXVCbzc0QT09
I attached a flyer from Phil Bishop. It's an interview
with Dr. John Lennox, emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Oxford
University. The listed time is Eastern, so make the conversion to Central time, 1 hour earlier.
But wait, there's more!
- We'll discuss Chapter
1 of The Outrageous Idea of Christian Scholarship by George
M. Marsden. The Amazon links are:
- Paperback: https://amzn.to/3pIQRwL
- Kindle: https://amzn.to/32W0iPM
- From the abstract on Amazon: "Marsden argues forcefully that mainstream American higher education needs to be more open to explicit expressions of faith and to accept what faith means in an intellectual context."
Professor George M. Marsden, the author of our book will join us via Zoom on 2/24.
You're welcome to facilitate one of our meetings as
well. Since we're still meeting virtually, the current schedule is also online for your reference.
Some things you might want to do:
- Facilitate the discussion of the current chapter of the book we're
going through. That involves asking questions and inviting responses.
- Giving a discipline talk about what you're doing in your area. It's
a chance to get to know you and what you're doing at UA.
- Bring in a guest speaker (we can also dial up someone on
speakerphone).
- Invite your pastor or college minister to chat about college
students in your church.
- Etc. That's a catch-all in case you have a great idea about something else for our lunch gathering.
These happened on 1/27
- 537. Byzantine Emperor Justinian dedicated the Church of Hagia
Sophia (Holy Wisdom) in Constantinople. It is currently the Hagia Sophia
Grand Mosque in Istanbul.
- 1756. Mozart was born. Among his many compositions were tunes for
hymns (O
Could I Speak the Matchless Worth and Jesus, I My
Cross Have Taken).
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