CELEBRATE CHALLENGE - ADVANCE THE CONVERSATION
Event Details
Time: October 2, 2010 from 6pm to 8:30pm
Location: CAMPION HALL AT SEATTLE UNIVERSITY
Street: 901 Twelfth Street Street
City/Town: Seattle
Website or Map: http://www.campbrotherhood.or…
Phone: 425.865.0659
Event Type: dinner, fundraiser
Organized By: John Hale
Latest Activity: Sep 29, 2010
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Event Description
DO YOU LIKE A CHALLENGE?
WILL YOU ACCEPT A CHALLENGE?
CAN YOU ENVISION HARMONY WITHIN THE HUMAN FAMILY?
CELEBRATE CHALLENGE!
Join us on the 50th Anniversary of KOMO TV’s award-winning program “CHALLENGE”.
Saturday, October 2, 2010, 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Campion Ballroom, Seattle University
Emcee Bryan Johnson
CHALLENGE dialogue: Religious Tolerance in an Age of Terrorism
with Fr. William Treacy, co-founder of Camp Brotherhood
Rabbi James Mirel, Sr. Rabbi, Temple B’Nai Torah
Jawad Khaki, President, IMAN
A Rabbi and a Priest met in 1960 and developed a bond that crossed the boundaries of religion, culture and ethnicity. They boldly promoted a public theology through their weekly dialogue during prime time on the contemporary issues of their day, from an interfaith perspective. They put their faith into action by founding Camp Brotherhood to promote unity and harmony within the human family. Today, their legacy is about to make a dramatic leap forward, and you can be part of it.
Camp Brotherhood is rejuvenating its legacy of dialogue and re-branding itself to more fully address the changing challenges of our day. Come and witness its emerging identity and connect with others to imagine the future that together we will co-create. We CAN keep hope for peace alive through interfaith dialogue and compassionate action for justice in the world.
ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE - REGISTER NOW - JOIN THE NEW CHALLENGE SERIES
Cost: $100, tickets available at: www.campbrotherhood.org/celebrate
For more information contact John Hale, Executive Director: john@campbrotherhood.org
Or call (425).865.0659
Co-sponsored by Camp Brotherhood and Seattle University’s School of Theology and Ministry.
Get driving directions here: CHALLENGE DRIVING-PARKING INSTRUCTIONS0001.pdf
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Comment by Linda Stein on September 28, 2010 at 9:28am -
I will not be able to attend but wanted to say that I appreciate Deborah and Anne's comments about the food. I have been to so many events where the food was glaringly backward and polar opposite of the very essence of the event. Thanks so much for bringing this into awareness and best wishes for a great event.
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Comment by anne morgan stadler on September 14, 2010 at 6:08pm -
Hello dears! Sounds wonderful and I am sorry I will be up on Orcas Island visioning Thrive Commons--a new Internet platform. Blessings on you all. And DO pay attention to Sourcing and cooking locally for the celebration, as DEborah suggests. It's all of a piece. Peace!
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Comment by deborah on September 14, 2010 at 6:08am -
Dinner, factory processed foods or local organic? That little bit is as important as the dialogue. It is a part of the the economic system that these fundraisers are reliant on. Ironic as these attempts to patch the wounds that religious us/them has delivered is not looking at the economic dividing that goes with it all and the unhealthy "food" that agri biz delivers.Social equity, faith beyond the religious mythos of ancient eras and smart sustainable economic growth with diversity seen as a plus and not an acquisition challenge; now that is the real discussion. As far as action, well that is where the money could really be utilized.!
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