"RESIDENT ALIENS: THE CITY OF GOD IN A SECULAR AGE"If you are a pastor
or are involved in any sort of ministry, you'll want to join us for
this inaugural Eighth Day Colloquium with James K. A. Smith.'
Smith will lead us in an exploration of public theology within the
context of a secular age. We encourage registrants to read two of
Smith's books:
* _How (Not) to Be Secular: Reading Charles Taylor_
* _Awaiting the King: Reforming Public Theology_
Coffee, Morning Snacks, and Lunch will be provided.
9am-3pm on Friday and Saturday, Feb 23-24 at Newman University in the
Jabara Flexible Theater in DeMattias Fine Arts Center.
Smith will also be giving two free public lectures:
1) Thursday evening, Feb 22: A Hall of Men sponsored lecture on St
Augustine. This will be a Hall of Men format, but open to the public
(gals included!) at Chapel Hill UMC from 6:30-7:45 pm with a welcome
reception at Eighth Day Books immediately afterwards. Sponsored by
Chapel Hill UMN, Church of the Resurrection CEC, Hall of Men & Sisters
of Sophia.
2) Friday evening, Feb 24: A public lecture related to his book You
Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit at First Evangelical
Free Church. Sponsored by First Evangelical Free.
New Eighth Day Patrons and Eighth Day Pillars receive free
registration.
Registration at https://support.eighthdayevents.org/Colloquium-2018
[https://support.eighthdayevents.org/Colloquium-2018]
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