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On Campus
Marquand Chapel,
Monday: Rev. Julie Faith Parker will preach on 2 Kings 5:1-14, “Someone in the Background”
Tuesday: Service of the Word and Song, graduating student Rob Boulter will preach, the Marquand
Gospel Choir will sing
Wednesday: Sung Morning Prayer continues, led by Daniel Koh, Marisa Green, and Colin Lynch
Thursday: A Chapel Team service for Black History Month
Friday: Ecumenical Community
Eucharist in the Anglican tradition, Rev. Bryan Spinks preaching and presiding.
A time of praise and worship will begin at
The Worship and Liturgical Dance Workshops will begin meeting on
Monday, February 13 from
Liturgical Studies Lecture: The Search Committee for the Senior
Faculty Position in Liturgical Studies invites you to attend a lecture by Peter
Galadza, Kule Family Professor of Liturgy and Associate Professor of Theology,
Sheptysky Institute of Eastern Christian Studies,
On behalf of the Systematic Theology Jr. Faculty Search you are invited
to attend the lectures delivered by the following candidates:
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Monday, February 13,
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Wednesday,
February 15,
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Thursday, February 16,
Plenary sessions of the World
Council of Churches' 9th Assembly in
Feb. 14, noon-1:30 p.m.
Feb. 15, noon-1:30 p.m.
Feb. 16, noon-1:30 p.m.
Feb. 17,
noon-1:30 p.m.
Feb. 21,
Clergy goods supplier J. Wippel & Company LTD coming to
YDS: Seniors, now is the time to order your academic hoods, tippets (YDS and
BDS shields available), and clergy shirts. A representative of clergy
goods supplier J. Wippell & Company will be at YDS on Wednesday, February
15, from
Announcing the 2006
Monday, February 20
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Tuesday, February 21
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Wednesday, February 22
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Thursday, February 23
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Friday, February 24
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o 1.Greening the Church: the prophetic voice and the environment
o 2.Poetry and the Prophetic Voice
o 3.Help the Children of CT by being a Prophetic Voice
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o 1.Creating an Open and Affirming Parish (Coalition)
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2.Implementing a Comprehensive Mission/Social
Witness Ministry in the Congregation in the
o 3.Peace/Non-Violence
Think Pink: A Conversation and Cabaret. Date:
Treasures of the African
American Missions Collection: Guided
tours of African American Missionary materials housed in the Day Missions
Collection of the Yale Divinity Library. To reserve a place on one of these tours, please email: anniversary75th@yale.edu. February
22,
2006
Parks-King Lecture and Black Alumni Forum. All are welcome and
encouraged to attend both of these events and to spread the word to all who
might be interested.
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Parks-King
Lecture -- February 28, 2006 : Bishop Vashti McKenzie, 117th elected
and consecrated bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and first
woman to become the Titular Head of the denomination, will serve as the 2006
speaker for the Annual Parks-King Lecture. The lecture will begin at 5:15 p.m. in Marquand Chapel.
A reception will follow in the YDS Common Room.
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Black
Alumni Forum -- Tuesday,
February 28, 2006 : Theme: “Black Women Redefining
Ministry and Community Leadership in the Twenty-First Century: The YDS
Influence.” The forum will take place from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in Marquand Chapel. A book signing with Bishop McKenzie will be
held prior to the forum from 2:30-3:30
p.m. in the YDS Student Book Supply.
You are invited to join the Methodist Society for worship and fellowship throughout the spring semester! For more info, please contact Jessica Anschutz, Jeremy Deaner, or Erika Hirsch
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Tuesday 2/14,
· Tuesday 2/21, 7pm Potluck Fellowship at the home of Matthew Morgan, Whitney Easton, Alicia Brooks and Matt Haugen
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Tuesday 2/28,
· Monday 3/20 Potluck Fellowship with Lutheran Students
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Tuesday 3/28,
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Tuesday 4/4,
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Tuesday 4/11,
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Tuesday 4/18,
Timothy Ree, the YDS Writing Consultant, is holding office hours in Room S-129. Please make an appointment on the sign-up sheet outside the office door. Email your paper as an attachment to timothy.ree@yale.edu prior to your appointment. Office hours are:
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Monday:
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Tuesday:
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Wednesday:
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Thursday:
Feminist Liberation and Feminist
Pastoral Theologies will host a global lecture entitled "Women, HIV/AIDS,
and Faith: Perspectives from African Women Theologians" on Wednesday,
March 1st @
Spanish Evening Prayer will be offered each Thursday this semester from
The Lutheran Studies Program invites you to join them for weekly Vespers
at
Mark your Calendars! The annual Winers Concert will be on Tuesday, April 25th (sometime mid-evening). We'll be celebrating the end of classes with song...and of course, goodies afterwards. More details to follow!
Lectures and Events
(Yale and
University Public Worship at
Battell Chapel: An ecumenical
worship service of the historic
You are invited to a lunch discussion with Asra Nomani, journalist and author of the book Standing Alone in Mecca. Thursday Feb. 16th, noon-1pm HGS 401. This event is brought to you by the Office for Diversity and Equal Opportunity and the Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program. To attend this lunch discussion please RSVP at angelica.bernal@yale.edu
The Women Faculty Forum, the Yale
Office of Work Life, Yale Law Women and the American Constitution Society Yale
Chapter present: “Working for Care:
Families and the Workplace,” the third session in the “Working Lives:
Renegotiating Public and Private” series.
Yale Cabaret introduces special student rates - just $8 or
$4 with a group! This weekend, we are introducing a special $8 rate
for students that attend the late night performances on Friday and Saturday (
The Program in Judaic Studies at Yale presents a series of lectures for spring 2006:
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Thursday February 23: Moshe (Murray) Rosman,
Professor of Jewish History,
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Thursday March 23: Joseph Hacker, Professor of
Jewish History,
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Monday March 27 Daniel Schwartz, Professor of
Jewish History,
Judaean War.” 208 WHC,
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Wednesday March 29 (Co-sponsored with the
Department of History) Anna Sapir Abulafia, Vice-President and College Lecturer
in History,
You are invited to attend the Global Security and Nuclear Weapons Danger
Track, a conference of the Ecumenical Advocacy Days for Global Peace with
Justice.
Workshop on Asian Religions: “Sand, Stones, and Stars: Nature in
the Religious Imagination” sponsored by The Council on East Asian Studies at
Yale University and the Yale Center for International and Area Studies. This
workshop will be held on April 21, 22 and 23, 2006 at
Classifieds
Are you presenting your work at a
conference or performing and need funds to cover travel and other expenses? The
GPSS Conference Travel Fund (CTF)
was created to help defray the costs of such endeavors. Graduate and
professional students may apply to the CTF to cover travel and expenses for
conferences that will directly support their professional development. The CTF
is open to ALL graduate and professional students. Please email lisa.bassani@yale.edu
for an application or if you have any questions. Completed applications are due on February 17th at
Justice for Children International is an organization dedicated to
stopping the trafficking of children for sexual exploitation. The organization is sponsoring a training
program which you can be a part of. The
application deadline for the Justice for Children International Training
Program in Aftercare is
Notice to all subscribers to the ISPS seminar on anti-Semitism in
comparative perspective: There has been a change of schedule: The Reverend
Dr. Frederick J. Streets will speak on Thursday, February 16 from
Call for presentations and/or research: 3rd Annual Yale
Bouchet Conference on Diversity in Graduate Education. "Working Towards a
New Vision of the 21st Century University: Promoting Diversity and
Excellence in Research, Teaching and Learning Within the Academy" March
31-
Ecumenical Advocacy Days for Global Peace with Justice is a four
day conference, March 10-13, all about ecumenical cooperation in policy
advocacy and plans to save the world. This year's theme is "Challenging
Disparity: The Promise of God - The Power of Solidarity." Come to
Job available: Divinity Library/IBMR Project Research Assistant.
Purpose: Assist with the maintenance of a bibliographic database for the
International Bulletin of Missionary Research project "Researching
Mission: Doctoral Dissertations in English since 1900." Duties: Enter
records for dissertations that fall within the scope of the project into a
Microsoft Access database. Enhance records by adding abstracts or subject
headings as directed. Job Specifics: Part-time position (10 hours/week
minimum); hours to be scheduled between
Visit the
Contact us at ministry.resource.center@yale.edu or 432-5319
Staff is available 10-3 weekdays
Scheduled
Workshops:
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Feb. 21, 11-noon “Leading Bible study in
congregations with the tools of study: Bible Dictionaries, Study Bibles,
Concordances, translations”
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Feb. 24,
Apply for summer job or next
academic year job in
Resources to check out:
· Dancing With god: Worship at Saint Gregory’s
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Episcopal Church worship similar to chapel
worship Feb. 3
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Beyond the Gates of Splendor, about missionaries
and Waodani people of
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Bonhoeffer, also to be in theaters, is here in
DVD now for you to borrow.
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Black History Month
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Lent
preparations for worship, study, and other events
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Stranger
in our Midst: The Church and People with Mental Illness
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Churches of the East, Churches of Russia,
History of Orthodox Christianity, The Triune God on a Rublev icon—supplement
your study by viewing these videos.
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Books of
guided imagery or guided meditations that will give you an idea of how to lead
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Various
spiritual disciplines to experience to assist spiritual growth in a variety of persons: see leaders’ guides that will give you ideas
for leading groups.
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Music
books from various cultures, denominations, traditions, including Taize
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Tambourines,
rhythm instruments, recordings