Question about next week too?!

[Bethany Gates]

Hi Friends,

Is there anyway we could move our Friday time to Saturday evening next week?  The Rez Healing Conference is next weekend- which I think some of you are attending (4 people I know of) and I would love to attend the Friday and Saturday sessions (I have class on Thursday night.) 

What do you all think?

Christ’s Peace and Love,

Bethany

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[MARK DAFLUCAS]

Saturday is fine with me.

Mark

----- "ESTHER DAFLUCAS" <edaf...@wideopenwest.com> wrote:

I think Saturday is okay for us, but I will check with Mark.

 

Esther

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Turnbow" <covme...@gmail.com>
To: "Bethany Gates" <bethan...@gmail.com>
Cc: theology...@googlegroups.com, "Elisha Eveleigh" <elisha....@wheaton.edu>, "Catherine Langford" <cplan...@gmail.com>, "Virgil Cole" <virgil...@hotmail.com>, "Esther Daflucas" <edaf...@wideopenwest.com>, "Mark Daflucas" <mdaf...@wideopenwest.com>, "Laura Tabbut" <lta...@googlemail.com>, "David Wallace Haskins" <davidw...@me.com>, "Kathy Hamlin" <chim...@pacbell.net>, "Matthew Farrelly" <matthew.r...@gmail.com>, "Lee Wilkinson" <shadowa...@hotmail.com>, "Amanda Olsen" <amand...@gmail.com>, "Sarah Schukay" <sarahs...@hotmail.com>, "Bradley Braman" <bradley...@my.wheaton.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, November 2, 2011 9:33:11 PM
Subject: Re: Question about next week too?!

Saturday evening is fine for me. I'll be at the healing conference,
too....and helping with the meals.

Peace,
Brian

[Amanda Olsen]

Fine for me.

[Bethany Gates]

Hello TOLers (& a few other folks that I thought might be interested!),

Okay, so we are bumping our regularly scheduled Friday night programming to Saturday evening 7pm!  Wow, has the anticipation grown enough yet, for us to dive in to Abolition of Man?  :)   

I am so sorry for all the scheduling changes of late, but honestly I haven’t been keeping up with all the church events (Men’s Retreat and Healing Conference).  I feel like these are good reasons though, to shuffle things around. :)  I will be at the Healing Conference on Friday and would love to sit with any of you that are also going.  

In addition, let’s keep the following dates:

Nov. 18th (The Abolition of Man)

Dec 2, 9, 16 (TBA)

Looking forward to this weekend!

All Saints Joy,

Bethany

P.S.  Sarah, would you be the food organizer for this Saturday?  And if you like to read along, bring a copy of the book- otherwise, I will have one for us to read aloud from.

[Matthew Farrelly]

Hi all,

I am so happy to hear that we are reading Abolition of Man. I just wanted to send a note regarding what appears to be the abolition of my attendance as of late :(  

I have not given up on coming!  I have been really busy lately (was at the retreat this weekend, last weekend I was at another retreat unrelated to Rez, etc.).  

I have had dinner plans with friends planning for this Saturday for some time now, and it might be that I cannot make it yet again :(  

So, needless to say, I hope to be back Theologizing out loud with you all soon.

Notificationally, 

Matthew

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Matthew Farrelly
Upper School Bible and Logic Teacher
Covenant Classical School, Naperville, IL
www.covenantclassicalschool.org

Ph: 630-441-8108 

“Study simply cannot happen until we are willing to be subject to the subject matter.  We must submit to the system.  We must come as student, not teacher.  Not only is study directly dependent upon humility, but it is conducive to it.  Arrogance and a teachable spirit are mutually exclusive.”  - Richard Foster

"He that studies only men, will get the body of knowledge without the soul; and he that studies only books, the soul without the body.  He that to what he sees, adds observation, and to what he reads, reflection, is in the right road to knowledge, provided that in scrutinizing the hearts of others, he neglects not his own."  - Caleb Colton 

[Amanda Olsen]

I'm down with reading it - that's fine with me!

On Nov 7, 2011 8:29 PM, "Brian Turnbow" <covme...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, all.

A question has come up about the possibility of listening to the audio
book version of "Abolition of Man" versus reading it aloud. What would
your preference be?

Peace,
Brian

[Matthew Farrelly]

I agree:  we should read.  We could always employ a British accent.  

On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Clare Masters <elsha...@hotmail.com> wrote:

I don't have the book but I will look at the library

Clare Masters

 

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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2011 10:16:38 -0600

Subject: Re: Question about next week too?!

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Let's read. We all have good reading voices, right? And we can always add in a little flair of dramatic reading if any so choose...

Catherine