The 2019 Community Mental Health Summit will be held Tuesday, Sept. 10 from 7:45a-1:00p at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz (Philadelphia) VA Medical Center. The purpose of the Mental Health Summit is to enhance the mental health and well-being of Veterans and their family members through increased collaboration between the VA and the community.  A resource […]

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Tuesday, September 10 Rev Kim Kendrick Speaks on the Immigrant Children At Bethany Children’s Home The Bethany Children’s Home expanded their services to provide a Helping Hands program to temporarily shelter unaccompanied children who have crossed our borders to enter the United States. These children are seeking to reunite with their families who already reside […]

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The program will examine our experience of time, including retrocausality, as we explore whether prayer and meditation in the timeless state, where past, present, and future are present simultaneously, can affect events that have already happened. How does meditation in the timeless state affect our experience of what unfolds subsequently over time? Is our experience […]

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Join us in celebrating the bicentennial of the birth of Philip Schaff (1819-1893), church historian, theologian, biblical scholar, author, ecumenist, professor.  Dr. Lee Barrett, Professor of Theology at Lancaster Theological Seminary, will present a sketch of the life of Philip Schaff which will set a context for this bicentennial celebration. Keynote speaker: Elizabeth A. Clark […]

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Is mercy and forgiveness possible in an age of terrorism? How can love restore a broken and dying world? How do we deal with persons who bring pain, anger, betrayal, and hostility to our lives? How do we make peace with our own past and move forward to fulfill our own goals for living? Let […]

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Dr. Robert Paul Seesengood "They Did It": The Connections between Conspiracy Thinking and Anti-Semitism in Popular Culture (and the Revelation to John). My scholarly work centers on analysis of biblical language and imagery in popular culture (current and ancient). How scholars and religious leaders say the Bible should be used or what it "means" is […]

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Ken Skalitsky, Disaster Recovery Specialist for the United Church of Christ Disaster Ministries, will present on Oct. 1 from 7:00-9:00p on volunteer response and recovery operations throughout PA and the USA. The presentation will be held at the Delaware County Emergency Services 911 Center in Media. For more info, to register, and a for flyer […]

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On October 3, 2019 the 2nd Spirituality and Sustainability Colloquium will be hosted right here at West Chester University at 7pm in the Sykes Student Union Theater.  Guest speaker, Dr. Catherine Keller is a professor of constructive theology at the Theological School of Drew University whose work attends to matters of social and ecological justice, postmodern philosophy, […]

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