| Apr - Jun 2000 Meetings | |
| Mar 25
10:00 |
Member Speaker: Ed Samuel. Topic: Architecture and Myth. Bio: Architect in New Haven, Conn. and Forum member. Notes: This will catch you by surprise. Learn about the architecture of our own St. Paul's Chapel. |
| Apr 8
10:00 & 1:30 |
Guest Speaker. Dr Alden Thompson. Topic of the Day: Escaping from Hell, Adventist Style. Morning Topic: Ellen White Escapes from Hell: The Appeal to Human Experience. Afternoon Topic: Did God say so? Or Did I think it up on my own? The Adventist Dilemma and Opportunity. Bio: Professor of Old Testament at Walla Walla College. Dr Thompson is the author of a number of books including: Who's Afraid of the Old Testament God. We reviewed his book: Inspiration, in one of our 1992/93 meetings. |
| Apr 22
10:00 |
Member Speaker: Mindy Scarlett-Persaud. Topic: Christianity Defined. Annual business meeting follows the service in the Art Gallary - bring lunch. |
| May 13
10:00 & 1:30 |
Guest Speaker: Dr Ron Graybill. Morning Topic: Ellen White 20 Years Later: How She and We Have Changed. Afternoon Topic: The Meaning of Misspelled Words: Examnining Ellen White's Handwritten Manuscripts. Bio: Community Benefit Coordinator, Loma Linda Univ Medical Ctr. Formerly of the White Estate. |
| May 27
10:00 |
Member Speaker: Dr Charles Stokes. Topic: The City and the Promise. Bio: Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Economics, Univ of Bridgeport (Conn). Notes: Charles will compare the cities we have with the promised heavenly city and consider some political and social implications that flow therefrom. |
| Jun 10
10:00 |
Guest Speaker: Dr Russel Staples. Morning Topic: A Spirituality of the Road - relevant to the Christian life and witness. Afternoon Topic: Luther - Eastern Orthodoxy - Anglican Moralism: Which way the Christian Road of Salvation? (Elements in the trajectory of Wesley's experience and implications for Adventist understandings of Grace). Bio: Professor Missions, SDA Seminary. |
| Jun 24
10:00 |
Chuirch History Series: let by Terry Anderson (a continuation of our series on the history of the early Christian church). Topic: The Reformers Before the Reformation - Wycliff, Huss & Jerome. Notes: This continues our examination of the origins of the Reformation. |
| This concludes our services for the academic year. There will probably be two or three meetings in members homes over the summer - watch for the summer newsletter. Our services in St Paul's Chapel will begin again on September 9. | |