Speaker: Judy Beals, MDiv III, Program Director, Religion & Public Life, Harvard Divinity School.
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Speaker: Anna Burnham MDiv '20, Student Program Coordinator, Memorial Church.
The Memorial Church is following health and safety guidelines for the wellbeing of the Harvard and surrounding communities. This is an ever-changing situation, so please review the latest guidelines before attending services or other events on campus. This is an ever-changing situation, so please...
Repeats every week every Tuesday until Tue Nov 29 2022 .
5:00pm to 6:00pm
Location:
Student Oasis
Student Oasis (enter through basement on Canaday side) of Memorial Church
Whether you’re brand new to the Bible or looking to understand this ancient text in a new way, this inclusive Bible study is for you! Together, we’ll engage with the Bible through different lenses and theologies (including queer, feminist, and liberation theologies) and discuss it in community as we ask, “How does this text speak to my life today?” All creeds, religions, and identities are welcome! For more information contact Student Program Coordinator...
Speaker: The Rev. Matthew I. Potts Ph.D '13, Pusey Minister in the Memorial Church, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals in the Faculty of Divinity.
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Speaker: Aisha Ansano MDiv '16, Affiliated Community Minister, First Parish, Malden.
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Harvard students, take a study break for fellowship and snacks with the Rev. Matthew Potts, his family, their dog “Suki”, and MemChurch Staff at Sparks House each Thursday afternoon during the academic term. For more information contact Student Porgrams Corrdinator Anna Burnham.
Based upon the traditional evening liturgy of scripture, music, prayers, and silence, this ancient, brief service is sung in the candlelit space of Appleton Chapel by members of the Harvard University Choir. All are welcome.
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Speaker: Edward Jones, Gund University Organist and Choirmaster, the Memorial Church.
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Repeats every week every Sunday until Sun Dec 04 2022 .
9:30am to 10:30am
Location:
Buttrick Room, Ground Level
The Faith & Life Forum of the Memorial Church explores matters of faith and public life. Each week we explore themes such as love, justice, suffering and salvation in relation to the world in which we live. All are welcome.
The Memorial Church is following health and safety guidelines for the wellbeing of the Harvard and surrounding communities. This is an ever-changing situation, so please...
Preacher: The Rev. Calvon Jones, Assistant Minister, the Memorial Church of Harvard University. Anthems: J. S. Bach: Der Geist hilft unsrer Schwachheit auf, BWV 22.
A multi-denominational Protestant worship service open to all...
Preacher: The Rev. Calvon Jones, Assistant Minister, the Memorial Church of Harvard University. Anthems: J. S. Bach: Der Geist hilft unsrer Schwachheit auf, BWV 22.