Center For Anglican
Learning & Leadership
  • Epiphany West 2010
    January 25-29
  • Sacred Elements:
    Creating Sustainable Earth Communities

    Conference Presenters:

    Dr. Ellen Bernstein
    Jewish Environmental Activist, Scholar and Educator
    Author of The Splendor of Creation: A Biblical Ecology

    Dr. Safei-Eldin Hamed
    Scholar of Environmental and Landscape Development Ethics in Islam, Chatham College

    Dr. Isabel Mukonyor
    Scholar and writer on women, religion and ecology, Western Kentucky University
    Author of Wandering a Gendered Wilderness: Suffering and Healing in an African Initiated Church.

    Dr. Marion Grau, Economic Theologian, Church Divinity School of the Pacific
    Author of Of Divine Economy: Refinancing Redemption.

    Selected Pre-Conference Course Instructors:

    The Rev. Mark Adams
    US Coordinator of the Mexican/American Border Ministry Frontera de Cristo

    Mark Collins
    Award-winning writer and instructor in the University of Pittsburgh's Environmental Studies Program

    The Rev. Dcn. Phina Borgeson
    Environmental educator and activist in the Episcopal Church
    and
    John Jeavons
    author and Executive Director of Ecology Action, a sustainable agriculture non-profit in Willits, CA

    Mike Schut
    Economic and Environmental Affairs Officer for the ECUSA


    Aesthetics of Sustainability Series
    Co-Sponsored by the Center for Arts, Religion, and Education (CARE)
    All events are free and open to the public

    Lecture:
    Tricia Watts

    Environmental artist, founder of EcoArtSpace, a Sonoma Co. non-profit dedicated to art and environmental issues.

    Film Series:
    "Renewal" – On the religious environmental movement
    "Heart and Soil: A Compelling Claim for Sustainable Agriculture" - Introduced by
    Dr. Christopher Renz, O.P. Academic Dean, DSPT
    "The End of Suburbia"

    CARE Co-Sponsored juried art exhibition at the Doug Adams Gallery at PSR's Bade Museum

    For more information: 510-204-0705 or www.cdsp.edu.

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