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Jury Names 2012 Whitehead Awardwinners

January 24, 2012

The Faith & Film jury of the Whitehead International Film Festival opted to choose winners in two categories this year, feature film and documentary.

Feature film (Iran): Gold and Copper, directed by Hamayoun Asadian

Documentary (USA): Crime after Crime, directed by Yoav Potash

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Prayer from a Process Perspective--February 6-March 2, 2012

December 06, 2011

Prayer from a Process Perspective
Online class offered by Claremont School of Theology
February 6-March 2

Jeanyne Slettom, Instructor

Prayer engages our spiritual/worshiping selves as well as reflecting our understanding of God, human beings, and how they relate in the world. This course explores the meaning, practice, and language of prayer from the perspective of process-relational theology, with practical applications for worship, pastoral care, and personal enrichment. Register Now

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February 4 P&F Event in St. Paul, MN

January 27, 2012

The Twin Cities P&F Connection is meeting February 4 from 10 am to 3 pm for a day of conversation on "Creative Transformation: The Adventure of Socially Engaged Spirituality" with guest speakers Lynne Lorenzen, Professor Emerita, Augsburg, College, and Grant Stevenson, pastor of St. Matthews Lutheran church and president of ISAIAH clergy caucus.

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Creative Transformation Volume 20:3-4

November 11, 2011

Advent in a Pluralistic Age

Articles by John B. Cobb, Jr., David Wilkinson, Bradley Artson, Mustafa Ruzgar, Jeffery Long, & Gene Reeves
Advent liturgies by Jessica Petersen, Timothy Murphy, Jeanyne B. Slettom, and Sarah Bloesch

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Our "Spooky Connectedness," or Why I Love Catherine Keller

November 08, 2011

jeanyne People who write about process theology can be eloquent and inspiring, or intellectual and demanding, but for sheer poetic beauty no one surpasses Catherine Keller. Catherine writes as a theologian, yes, but also as someone who could as easily have gotten an MFA in writing as an MDiv and PhD in theology.