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Community Calendar
The CTS campus is an active, vibrant community with a diverse schedule of events. Check out the calendar below, get involved and challenge yourself!
september, 2018
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Convocation provides an opportunity for the CTS community to recognize the importance of our faculty research. Often following a sabbatical, a faculty
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Convocation provides an opportunity for the CTS community to recognize the importance of our faculty research. Often following a sabbatical, a faculty member is invited to present current considerations and research in their scholarly work. This tradition of inviting faculty to lecture demonstrates our on-going commitment to theological education and academics. It is a reminder that the journey towards social transformation could not exist if not for the brilliant scholars who have the audacity to push the bounds of our understanding.
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(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Immigration attorney Elizabeth Rompf Bruen will discuss current immigration law and issues relevant to students studying on a student visa.
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Immigration attorney Elizabeth Rompf Bruen will discuss current immigration law and issues relevant to students studying on a student visa.
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(Wednesday) 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm
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Chicago Theological Seminary
1407 E. 60th Street
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Sukkot is the Jewish festival of harvest, with themes of thanksgiving, hospitality, divine care, peace, justice and the interconnectedness of all the earth. This year the week-long festival begins on
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Sukkot is the Jewish festival of harvest, with themes of thanksgiving, hospitality, divine care, peace, justice and the interconnectedness of all the earth. This year the week-long festival begins on Sunday, September 23. We will launch our Sukkat Shalom & Justice Week celebrations by building a sukkah on our front lawn and then sharing dinner and a panel discussion. Panelists represent a diverse array of faith traditions and life stances and will be reflecting on questions of how they each practice food justice and ethical eating practices.
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(Sunday) 2:00 pm - 6:30 pm
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Chicago Theological Seminary
1407 E. 60th Street
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This lecture series, named for Christian scholar and former interim CTS president, Victor Obenhaus, welcomes Quincy J. Rineheart. Lecture title: Bayard Rustin
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This lecture series, named for Christian scholar and former interim CTS president, Victor Obenhaus, welcomes Quincy J. Rineheart. Lecture title: Bayard Rustin In Exile: Black Gay Bodies as the Site of Theological Terrorism. Sponsored by the CTS PhD Program.
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(Tuesday) 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm
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This event is part of our Sukkat Shalom & Justice Week series. Join us on Thursday, September 27, 2018 for an event exploring and celebrating the sacred spaces of Chicago.
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This event is part of our Sukkat Shalom & Justice Week series. Join us on Thursday, September 27, 2018 for an event exploring and celebrating the sacred spaces of Chicago. Sacred Space International commissioned a collection of architectural models showing the interior and exterior features of 7 sacred spaces. Guest speaker Suzanne Morgan will give us insight into the work. We will explore how sacred spaces equip us to engage in the work of justice. The InterReligious Institute is excited to host a preview before these models will be on display at the Parliament of the World’s Religions Convention in Toronto this coming November. Dessert and refreshments will be served.
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(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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Chicago Theological Seminary
1407 E. 60th Street
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We will conclude our Sukkat Shalom & Justice Week celebrations on Sunday, September 30, 2018, by banding together to prepare thousands of ready-to-cook meal kits to be delivered to those in
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We will conclude our Sukkat Shalom & Justice Week celebrations on Sunday, September 30, 2018, by banding together to prepare thousands of ready-to-cook meal kits to be delivered to those in our community who struggle to put food on their tables. The Hunger Van supplies the ingredients. We need your help to assemble and seal the meal kits.
We extend this invitation to religious and non-religious individuals and communities across the wider Chicagoland area. This event is open to all, including children as young as three years old. Join us as we share compassion together.
To register, click the RSVP link, below. For questions, please contact Kim Schultz at kim.schultz@ctschicago.edu
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(Sunday) 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location
Chicago Theological Seminary
1407 E. 60th Street
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The Interreligious Institute & Muslims Against Hunger
