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The Canterbury Forum

Fall Schedule

All programs are presented in Will Hall at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, in Cedar Falls.

Sunday, August 19, 7:30 PM: "Living Among Christians", with Dr. Mohammed Fahmy, Imam of the Cedar Valley Muslim Community, and Rabbi Stan Rosenbaum, Sons of Jacob Synagogue, Waterloo.

Sunday, September 16th, 7:30 PM: "Women of the Gospels: The Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene", with Prof. Susan Hill, UNI Department of Philosophy and Religion.

Faith Explorations Series:

Barbara Rossing in Waterloo September 28-29

Waterloo First United Methodist Church is hosting one of the world's foremost New Testament, Barbara Rossing, of the Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago for a series of talks and workshops, September 28 and 29.

Rev. Rossing is the author of The Rapture Exposed: The Message of Hope in Revelation, and will deliver a series of four talks critically examining the scriptural basis for the popular notion that there will soon be a "Rapture" of believers, immediately prior to the End Times.

The cost is $40 for the weekend, including a meal.

Contact First UMC for information, at 235-7088, or go to their website: www.waterloofirst.org/.

Logos

Finally! A Bible study for critical thinkers. Rather than the classic devotional Bible study with which we're all familiar, Logos explores the Gospels and Paul's letters to see how the various authors agree and disagree with one another, in order to gain insight into the diversity of belief within early Christianity, the debates that took place within that diversity, and how the Church formed its doctrines out of those debates.

Logos will meet at the UNI Wesley Center at 2422 College Street, across from the President's mansion, every Wednesday afternoon at 3 PM. There is no text required. All Gospel readings will be distributed via email prior to each meeting.

Scripture--Tradition--Reason
Because when faith stands on three legs, it does not waiver.


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		The Canterbury Forum Fall Schedule All programs are presented in Will Hall at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, in Cedar Falls. Sunday, August 19, 7:30 PM: "Living Among Christians", with Dr. Mohammed Fahmy, Imam of the Cedar Valley Muslim Community, and Rabbi Stan Rosenbaum, Sons of Jacob Synagogue, Waterloo. Sunday, September 16th, 7:30 PM: "Women of the Gospels: The Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene", with Prof. Susan Hill, UNI Department of Philosophy and Religion. Faith Explorations Series: Barbara Rossing in Waterloo September 28-29 Waterloo First United Methodist Church is hosting one of the world's foremost New Testament, Barbara Rossing, of the Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago for a series of talks and workshops, September 28 and 29. Rev. Rossing is the author of The Rapture Exposed: The Message of Hope in Revelation, and will deliver a series of four talks critically examining the scriptural basis for the popular notion that there will soon be a "Rapture" of believers, immediately prior to the End Times. The cost is $40 for the weekend, including a meal. Contact First UMC for information, at 235-7088, or go to their website: www.waterloofirst.org/.


								Logos Finally! A Bible study for critical thinkers. Rather than the classic devotional Bible study with which we're all familiar, Logos explores the Gospels and Paul's letters to see how the various authors agree and disagree with one another, in order to gain insight into the diversity of belief within early Christianity, the debates that took place within that diversity, and how the Church formed its doctrines out of those debates. Logos will meet at the UNI Wesley Center at 2422 College Street, across from the President's mansion, every Wednesday afternoon at 3 PM. There is no text required. All Gospel readings will be distributed via email prior to each meeting.



		Scripture--Tradition--Reason Because when faith stands on three legs, it does not waiver.