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ICJS Spring Mini-Course Art and the Religious Imagination
Jewish & Christian PerspectivesA course co-taught by
Rabbi Charles L. Arian
Dr. Rosann M. Catalano
Dr. Christopher M. Leighton
The Rev. John E. Roberts
Open to friends and members of the ICJSPoetry, narrative, and the visual arts are powerful re-sponses to the mystery of being human. Because works of art engage the imagination, Jews and Christians oftentimes view them very differently. Each session will feature a brief presentation, followed by analysis of spe-cific texts or visual art, and a discussion among panelists and participants. Bring a friend, join old friends, and make new ones in an atmosphere of lively exchange and challenging conversation!
When:
Thursdays, April 11, 18, 25, and May 2, 2002
7:00-9:00 PM
Where:
Woodbrook Baptist Church
25 Stevenson Lane
Baltimore, MD 21212
Directions:
From 695, take Charles St. Exit South, go 3.3 miles to Stevenson Lane. Turn left onto Stevenson at the Exxon station. Woodbrook is a long block on your right.
From the city, take Charles St. north, past Northern Parkway and Lake Avenue. Stevenson Lane is a right-side only intersection after a long block. There is a traffic light and an Exxon station at Charles and Stevenson. Take a right onto Stevenson. Woodbrook Church is a long block on your right.
Ample free parking in the lot behind the church.
Cost:
$ 65 (includes cost of printed materials)
Current ICJS members: $ 30 (includes cost of printed materials)To secure a space, please return the registration form with your check made out to the ICJS at your earliest convenience. If you have any questions, please call Karen at 410-523-7227.
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