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April 2020
Earth Day at Woodlawn Lake Park
Discover Earth Day at Woodlawn Lake Park! Celebrating 50 years, Earth Day is a time to get outside, create, and explore environmental stewardship. Visitors can discover resources that are essential to the well-being of our community and learn how to care for the environment. Enjoy a diverse number of displays and exhibits, educational activities, live demonstrations, delicious healthy food, speakers, live entertainment, fitness activities, giveaways, and family fun! ¡Descubra el Día de la Tierra en Woodlawn Lake Park! Estamos celebrando…
Find out more »Transcending the Dark Side of Democracy: Building Holistic Sustainable Community at the Grassroots Level with Larry Hufford, Ph.D.
This class meets two Wednesdays, Apr. 22 and 29; 7-9 p.m. Join us as we re-imagine our understanding of democracy. In this course, by examining the current state of the American soul and the American dream, we will explore how to develop and sustain the moral courage to engage in civil yet honest discourse in the search for the common good. Larry Hufford, Ph.D., is Professor of Political Science at St. Mary’s University. For the past decade he has chaired…
Find out more »Forgiveness, Faith, and Race with Bishop Trevor Alexander and Rev. Dries Coetzee
Join us for a conversation to explore how forgiveness and faith have shaped, and continue to shape, race relations. What does faith look like in systems of oppression? What is forgiveness, and what practices does it require in the face of continued violence against communities of color? Bishop Trevor Alexander was born in Romford, Essex, in England. Bishop Designate Trevor holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology (with an emphasis on family) from the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW), as…
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