Georgetown College to Host Baptist Joint Committee Shurden Lectures

G e o r g e t o w n C o l l e g e
cordially invites you to the
 
2011 Walter B. and Kay W. Shurden Lectures
on Religious Liberty and
Separation of Church and State
Featuring
Melissa Rogers, J.D.
Visiting Professor of Religion and Public Policy
Director, Center for Religion and Public Affairs
Wake Forest University Divinity School

Hosted in conjunction with the
Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty

“Keeping Faith Free: Religious Expression in American Public Life”
Monday, April 4 • 4 p.m. • John L. Hill Chapel

“A Christian and American Case for
Defending Muslims’ Free Exercise Rights”
Tuesday, April 5 • 11 a.m. • John L. Hill Chapel

“Continuity and Change: Faith-Based Partnerships
under Presidents Bush and Obama”
Tuesday, April 5 • 4 p.m. • John L. Hill Chapel

Walter Brueggemann and Brian McLaren to visit Louisville in April

Two dynamic theologians and prophetic voices will visit Louisville this April.  Author, visionary, speaker Brian McLaren will speak on his latest book Naked Spirituality on Sunday evening, April 10 at 7:00pm at Highland Baptist Church (1101 Cherokee Road, Louisville, KY 40204).

Later that week, Dr. Walter Brueggemann will present "The Evangelical Food Fight" on Saturday, April 16 at 7:00pm at Highland Baptist Church. 

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FBC Middlesboro Attends "Hopeful Imagination"

By Matt Duvall, pastor - FBC Middlesboro

This article isn’t about everything that was said at Hopeful Imagination (a church leadership conference geared towards traditional churches who are trying to find God’s way in a changing world).  If you would like to hear some of what was said in the breakout sessions or download some of the handouts, go to the Hopeful Imagination website: www.cbfnc.org/Events/UpcomingEvents/HopefulImagination.aspx and check out that wealth of information.  This article is about how FBC Middlesboro got to Hopeful Imagination and what we are doing with it now.

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