Clergy-Musician Dinner
Friday, January 18, 2002
$20 for ACM member and 1 clergy guest
Her numerous books and devotionals include Reaching Out Without
Dumbing Down; The Unnecessary Pastor:
Rediscovering the Call; Powers, Weakness, and the Tabernacling of God;
A Royal "Waste" of Time: The Splendor of Worshiping God and Being Church
for the World; Morning by Morning: Daily Meditations from the Writings
of Marva Dawn; Joy in Our Weakness: A Gift of Hope from the Book of
Revelations, and many others.
The dinner's main entree was a chicken or vegetarian stir-fry, catered
by Crandall's. Madison Church Supply also had an exhibit with books by
Dr. Dawn for sale.
6:00 P.M.
St. Bernard Catholic Church
2015 Parmenter; Middleton, Wisconsin
(intersection of Parmenter and University Avenue;
about
two blocks from the University Avenue exit off Hwy 12/14)
$10 for each additional person with an ACM member
$15 for non-ACM members
Follow-up Report
Over 75 ACM members, clergy and guests turned out for
this popular annual event which featured Dr. Marva Dawn, a
nationally-known theologian, author, lecturer and educator, as its
speaker. Her topic for the evening was Finding Common Ground:
Tensions and Interpretations of Worship Styles.
Dr. Dawn received her Ph.D. in Christian Ethics and the
Scriptures from the University of Notre Dame and is an adjunct
professor of spiritual theology at
Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is also an educator
with Christians Equipped for Ministry in Vancouver, Washington.