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March 14, 2012

June 3-7, Claremont School of Theology campus. Study process theology at its epicenter in sunny Claremont. Classes taught by Jon Berquist, John B. Cobb, Jr., and Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki.

What past participants have said...

"This course offered everything I wanted - except it could have been twice as long!"

"The community that develops is as important as the classes."

"The instructor was an amazing source of information and a marvelous teacher. He really stretched me to think in new ways."

"This has been a fabulous experience!"

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February 14, 2013

Timothy Murphy

One of Whitehead's notions is called the "fallacy of misplaced concreteness." That is when you take as concrete what is actually abstract. What if we applied this notion to the church?

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January 04, 2013

Kilsby

After a prolonged illness and entering hospice, Mary Ellen Kilsby, a long-time member and friend of the process community, died on January 4, 2013. Mary Ellen will be deeply missed by many whose lives she touched, including her four children, eleven grandchildren, but also by her process friends.

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December 19, 2012

CT 21.3-4 cover

New Creative Transformation Volume Online

Articles by Margaret Stout, Carrie Staton, Rafael Reyes III, John B. Cobb, Jr., Timothy Murphy & Michael Jacoby Brown; Book reviews and more!

Note: Full access is for members-only. You must be registered on this site and an up-to-date member of Process & Faith in order to view this journal. Two complementary articles are available for non-members.

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November 09, 2012

Breazeale

Kathlyn Anne Breazeale, a long-time member and friend of the process community, died on September 23, 2012 after living with cancer for two years. She started working at the Center for Process Studies in the summer of 1990 as she began Ph.D. work in Claremont, and served as the Co-Assistant Director until the spring of 1993.  She has been described as "bubbly, funny, joyous."

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