Earl Lectures

Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session V – Scotty McLennan [Part 2]

January 28, 2010

Growing Up Spiritual or Religious?: A Developmental View

Scotty McLennan is an ordained minister, a lawyer, and an author. Since 2001 he has held the post of Dean for Religious Life at Stanford University. His primary research interests are in the interface of religion, ethics, and the professions. The author of Jesus Was a Liberal: Reclaiming Christianity for All and Finding Your Religion: When the Faith You Grew Up With Has Lost Its Meaning, he teaches and oversees religious affairs on campus and is the minister of Stanford Memorial Church.

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session V – Scotty McLennan

January 28, 2010

Growing Up Spiritual or Religious?: A Developmental View

Scotty McLennan is an ordained minister, a lawyer, and an author.  Since 2001 he has held the post of Dean for Religious Life at Stanford University. His primary research interests are in the interface of religion, ethics, and the professions. The author of Jesus Was a Liberal: Reclaiming Christianity for All and Finding Your Religion: When the Faith You Grew Up With Has Lost Its Meaning, he teaches and oversees religious affairs on campus and is the minister of Stanford Memorial Church.

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Closing Worship – Rev. Donna E. Allen

January 28, 2010

Closing Worship – Rev. Donna E. Allen ― A Womanist Query: Spirituality as Access Scripture: Matthew 9:20-22

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session V & Closing Remarks

January 28, 2010

Scotty McLennan, author of Jesus Was a Liberal: Reclaiming Christianity for All, presents "Growing Up Spiritual or Religious? A Developmental View" in the Earl Lectures plenary session. Closing remarks by PSR president William McKinney.

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session IV – Innovative Response Panel Discussion [part 2]

January 27, 2010

Churches and Partner Faith Communities Respond to Spiritual
But Not Religious

In an Earl Lectures plenary session, leaders from churches and partner faith communities respond to the conference's theme, spiritual but not religious.

Panelists include Tobin Belzer, Research Associate at the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California; Rebecca Kim, Associate Professor of Sociology and the Director of the Ethnic Studies program at Pepperdine University; Ian Lawton, co-founder of SBNR.org (Spiritual But Not Religious) and Executive Minister of Christ Community Church in Spring Lake, Michigan; Jim Mitulski, pastor of New Spirit Community Church, which meets on campus at the PSR chapel; and Mark Shibley, professor of sociology and environmental studies at Southern Oregon University.

The discussion is moderated by PSR president Bill McKinney, and the invocation is led by Donnel Miller-Mutia, PSR assistant dean of students and community life.

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session IV – Innovative Response Panel Discussion

January 27, 2010

Churches and Partner Faith Communities Respond to Spiritual
But Not Religious

In an Earl Lectures plenary session, leaders from churches and partner faith communities respond to the conference's theme, spiritual but not religious.

Panelists include Tobin Belzer, Research Associate at the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California; Rebecca Kim, Associate Professor of Sociology and the Director of the Ethnic Studies program at Pepperdine University; Ian Lawton, co-founder of SBNR.org (Spiritual But Not Religious) and Executive Minister of Christ Community Church in Spring Lake, Michigan; Jim Mitulski, pastor of New Spirit Community Church, which meets on campus at the PSR chapel; and Mark Shibley, professor of sociology and environmental studies at Southern Oregon University.

The discussion is moderated by PSR president Bill McKinney, and the invocation is led by Donnel Miller-Mutia, PSR assistant dean of students and community life.

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Earl Lectures 2010 Plenary Session III — Melissa Wilcox

January 27, 2010

"A Spiritual Being Having a Human Experience:" Gender, Sexuality, and
Religious Individualism.

Melissa Wilcox, Associate Professor of Religion and Gender Studies at Whitman University in Walla Walla, Washington, presents her plenary session.

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session IV – Innovative Response Panel Discussion

January 27, 2010

In an Earl Lectures plenary session, leaders from churches and partner faith communities respond to the conference's theme, spiritual but not religious. Panelists include Tobin Belzer, Research Associate at the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California; Rebecca Kim, Associate Professor of Sociology and the Director of the Ethnic Studies program at Pepperdine University; Ian Lawton, co-founder of SBNR.org (Spiritual But Not Religious) and Executive Minister of Christ Community Church in Spring Lake, Michigan; Jim Mitulski, pastor of New Spirit Community Church, which meets on campus at the PSR chapel; and Mark Shibley, professor of sociology and environmental studies at Southern Oregon University. The discussion is moderated by PSR president Bill McKinney, and the invocation is led by Donnel Miller-Mutia, PSR assistant dean of students and community life.

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Earl Lectures 2010 - Plenary Session III – Melissa Wilcox

January 27, 2010

Melissa Wilcox, Associate Professor of Religion and Gender Studies at Whitman University in Walla Walla, Washington, presents her plenary session, "A Spiritual Being Having a Human Experience: Gender, Sexuality, and Religious Individualism."

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Earl Lectures 2010 Plenary Session II - Women’s Spirituality Panel [part 2]

January 26, 2010

Women’s Spirituality Panel with Deena Aranoff, Fania Davis, Sr. Marianne Farina, Uzma Fatima Husaini, and Arisika Razak. (Invocation – Sharon MacArthur)

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