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September 2010
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All Events

September 2010

Monday 6

Labor Day Holiday

8:00 am

Labor Day holiday. Offices and Library closed.

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Friday 10

Fall 2010 Orientation

Academic

8:30 am

Location: Wilson Chapel

through Sept. 11

Fall Orientation for all students.  Participation in Orientation is required for all incoming students. Spouses and partners are welcome to attend.

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Saturday 11

Amy Speace with Joe Cleveland at Stoddard Hall

8:00 pm

Location: Stoddard Hall

Singer, song-writer Amy Speace begins the first season of Andover Newton’s Stoddard Hall Performance Series. Folksinger and Andover Newton student Joe Cleveland opens.

Tickets required. Reserved seats.


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Monday 13

Fall classes begin

Academic

9:30 am

Classes for Fall 2010 semester begin.

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The Journey of Our Life

10:00 am

Location: Meetinghouse

through December 20, 2010

The Journey of Our Life: Architypes and Images from Dante’s Divine Comedy will feature drawings and paintings by Tom Duff. The exhibition is free and open to the public daily.

A free public opening reception with the artist will be held on Thursday, September 16, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Prof. Peter Hawkins of the Yale Divinity School will give a gallery talk at 7:15 pm.

 

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Devotions

Devotions

10:00 am

Location: Sarly Interfaith Unity Gallery, Wilson Chapel

through December 20, 2010

Devotions will feature recent photographs from Southeast Asia by Barbara Bickford. The exhibition is free and open to the public daily.

A free public opening reception with the artist will be held on Thursday, September 16, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.

 

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Wednesday 15

Fall Convocation 2010

Academic

11:45 am

Opening Convocation for the 2010-11 school year. Scheduled events include:

  • 11:45 am Community Picnic Lunch, Quadrangle
  • 1:00 pm Community Worship, Wilson Chapel

RSVP to Katya Dreyer-Oren at KDreyerOren@ants.edu or (617) 831-2406 by August 27, 2010.

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Thursday 16

MassBible’s Read the Bible in Newton Centre Meetup

12:00 pm

Location: MassBible Offices, 199 Herrick Rd.

Organized by the Massachusetts Bible Society (MassBible), Read the Bible in Newton Centre is not designed as a class or formal Bible study. It meets on the Andover Newton campus but it is not a formal program of the school nor is it taught by Andover Newton Faculty. It is a group for people who want to know for themselves what is actually in the Bible.


 

Led by Rev. Anne Robertson, a United Methodist clergywoman, Christian author, and executive director of MassBible, the group will meet for two hours a week, Tuesdays from noon to 2:00 pm, over the 2010-11 academic year. It will be a discussion forum for anybody who would like to be more familiar with the contents of the Bible in a place where it is safe to question, challenge, and share what you find.



Free and open to the public.  All are welcome. To register, visit http://www.meetup.com/Read-the-Bible-in-Newton-Center/

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Exhibition Openings and Gallery Talk

5:00 pm

Location: Wilson Chapel and Meetinghouse

Concurrent exhibition openings for The Journey of Our Life: Archetypes and Images from Dante’s Divine Comedy, drawings and paintings by Tom Duff (in the

6 pm - 8 pm) and Devotions, recent photographs from Southeast Asia by Barbara Bickford (in the Sarly Gallery. Wilson Chapel 5 pm - 7 pm).

Gallery Talk, “Looking at Dante: What a Dante Scholar Discovers,” by Prof. Peter Hawkins, Yale Divinity School (Meetinghouse 7:15 pm).

Free of charge, all are welcome. Both exhibitions are on view through Dec. 20.

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Friday 17

Last day for late registration

Academic

5:30 pm

Last day for late registration for fall semester 2010.

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Monday 20

Prof. Harvey Cox lectures on “Moses, the Exodus, and Archaeology”

Harvey Cox

7:30 pm

Location: Wilson Chapel

Harvey Cox, distinguished author and theologian, Hollis Research Professor of Divinity at Harvard University, and former professor at Andover Newton, will lecture on Moses, the Exodus, and Archaeology. The lecture, co-sponsored by The Massachusetts Bible Society and Andover Newton, is the first lecture in MassBible’s 2010 Harrell F. Beck Lecture Series, which Professor Cox has subtitled Coming to Grips with the Bible.

The lectures in the Coming to Grips with the Bible series, each given in a different venue throughout Massachusetts, are all free and open to the public. All are welcome to attend.


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Wednesday 22

General Admissions Information Session

Admissions Event

10:30 am

Location: Wilson Chapel

Contact: Admissions Office admissions@ants.edu

A general information session for all those considering attending classes at Andover Newton. This session will cover full time and part time study options, degree programs and new certificate programs. There will be an optional class visit at 8:45 am, optional lunch at noon.


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Community Worship

Worship

1:00 pm - 12:18 pm

Location: Wilson Chapel

Weekly Community Worship Service in Wilson Chapel. All are welcome.

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Monday 27

The Gift of Time: Terminal Diagnosis and the Healing of Relationships

9:30 am - 4:30 pm

Location: Wilson Chapel

Contact: Jennifer Shaw, jshaw2@ants.edu

The 2010 J. Earl Thompson Pastoral Care Symposium at Andover Newton Theological School will explore the possibilities for healing that a terminal diagnosis can bring to relationships. Join faculty from Andover Newton Theological School and other experts in a day-long forum focusing on this rich but less examined aspect of terminal illness.

The day will begin with a viewing of The Gift of Time, a new 55-minute documentary that captures the varied perspectives and relationships that develop in one family over the years between the mother’s initial cancer diagnosis and her death following metastasis fifteen years later. A panel discussion and workshops will follow to explore some of the topics raised by the film in more depth, such as unresolved grief in the face of loss, nurturing and healing relationships through forgiveness, and addiction and abuse as barriers to healing relationships.

The forum promises learning and growth opportunities for professionals such as chaplains, medical professionals and social workers, for seminary students, and for people with terminal diagnoses and their family members.


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Wednesday 29

Community Worship

Worship

1:00 pm - 12:18 pm

Location: Wilson Chapel

Weekly Community Worship Service in Wilson Chapel. All are welcome.

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Thursday 30

Foreign Movie Night: “The Crime of Father Amaro”

Father Amaro

5:00 pm

Location: Wilson Chapel

Contact: Aga Cram acram@ants.edu

Foreign movie nights feature films produced in the native countries of Andover Newton international students. Admission is free. All are welcome.

Yuliana Leon Wiser (Mexico) presents: The Crime of Father Amaro, a huge box-office success and controversial in Mexico, tells the story of an idealistic young priest, Father Amaro, sent to begin work in a small, rural Mexican town.  He’s assigned to help the beleaguered Father Benito (Sancho Gracia) build a new temple. Once he arrives, he meets the deeply religious and beautiful Amelia (Ana Claudia Talancon), who is young, sensual and so in love with God that she transfers her feelings to Father Amaro, who slowly reciprocates her affections before beginning a full-blooded affair. 

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