Protestant Chapel Community

Join PCC on October 23rd from 7-10pm for our annual game night! It will be held in the commons room of the Interfaith chapel (where dinner dialogues takes place.)

So come join your fellow PCCers for a night full of board games, card games and snacks! We all hope you can be there!

We’re fortunate to have a total of 4 guest speakers coming in to Dinner Dialogues this fall to talk about a variety of topics.  Here’s the schedule:

October 6, 2010: Rashid Muhammed, MSA Chaplain (on Islam)

October 20, 2010: Anne Meredith, Professor of Religion (Did St. Paul actually write all the letters attributed to him in the New Testament?)

October 27, 2010: Randy Stone, Director of Polish and Central European Studies (The Ethics of Globalization)

November 10, 2010: Marcus Sawerwein (The state of the Church in Germany)

We hope you can join us on these dates – all of which take place at the normal time and location for Dinner Dialogues, at 6PM in the Commons room of the Interfaith Chapel.

Our very first “Dinner Dialogue” of the year will be Wednesday, Sept 1 (the first day of classes) from 6:00 – 7:30 in the Commons Room (2nd floor of Interfaith Chapel).   FREE, home-cooked food will be provided, and our proposed topic of conversation will be “What is the relationship between faith and science?” (Our “DD” topics usually meander off-topic at one point or another, but the conversation is always fun and thought-provoking!)  Feel free to come late or leave early if you have to – it happens all the time!

Please join us!

Alas, it’s that time of year when we must begin to bid farewell to the graduating seniors.  Please join us this Sunday to hear some of PCC’s senior class talk about their time with PCC over the years.  As always, Senior Sunday will also include the Induction of the new Steering Committee (and a once-a-year appearance of the fabled PCC Porche Steering Wheel!)

After worship, we’ll have our LAST COMMUNITY DINNER OF THE YEAR, cooked by our good friends at South Presbyterian Church. Yummy. Home-cooked. Free!!

UR Professor Nora Rubel will be our guest, and will lead us in a discussion of one of her topics of interest: the way that food practices both create and sustain religious identity.  This promises to be a really interesting discussion, and as always there will be good food and good fun! Please join us.

WHAT: Lively and fun conversation, and free food!
WHEN: This Wednesday, 3/3/10
TIME: 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. (But feel free to arrive late or leave early if you need to. Really. It happens all the time!)
WHERE:  Interfaith Chapel Conference Room (middle level)