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Faculty member’s “Turnaround Church” subject of book, course

January 27, 2010

Mary Louise Gifford

Adjunct faculty member Mary Louise Gifford, M.Div. ‘03 D.Min. ‘08, has written about “the startling resurrection of the Wollaston Congregational Church,” a “turnaround” that is also the subject of her Andover Newton course. This GateHouse News Service story provides details.

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Icons of the Civil Rights Movement

February 08, 2010
8:00 am

Pamela Chatterton-Purdy

Through Apr. 11 at the Sarly Gallery: This exhibition of the work of artist Pamela Chatterton-Purdy was inspired by a lifetime’s involvement with the American Civil Rights Movement.

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A Narrative of Life and Glory: Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony

February 08, 2010
8:00 am

Mahler Resurrection

Through Apr. 11 at the Meetinghouse Gallery: This exhibition of the work of artist Gordon Goetemann was inspired the “Resurrection” Symphony of Gustav Mahler.

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Spring 2010 Conference on Ministries

March 19, 2010
8:00 am

Martin Copenhaver

Author Martin D. Copenhaver will be featured in the Plenary Session at The Spring 2010 Conference on Ministries, March 19-20, 2009, on the Andover Newton campus.

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Beyond the Walls of Our Congregations: Nick Carter and Bill Sinkford on community ministry

April 12, 2010
7:00 pm

This program on community ministry will feature a dialogue between Andover Newton President Nick Carter and Bill Sinkford, former president of the Unitarian Universalist Association. 

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News Archive

Campus News

2010 | 2009 | 2008

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DateArticleCategory

2010

02-18-10Andover Newton awarded Wabash Center grant for “The Borderlands of Imagination” projectCampus News
01-28-10Faculty member’s “Turnaround Church” subject of book, courseCampus News
01-16-10Mark Burrows to lead gathering of Florida clergyCampus News

2009

10-15-09New film documents Fall 2009 Andover Newton Community DayCampus News
06-16-09Andover Newton and MMBB sponsor “The Future of Great Preaching” websiteCampus News
03-23-09Alumnus and adjunct faculty member Kirk Byron Jones honored with national magazine awardCampus News
02-24-09Professor Mark Heim named for national honorCampus News
01-30-09Winter Parking BanCampus News

2008

10-29-08Inaugural Director of ANTS new MBS Media Center HiredCampus News
05-06-08President Carter Calls for Help for MyanmarCampus News
03-05-08Prof. Carole Fontaine named 2008-09 Henry Luce FellowCampus News
02-27-08MASSACHUSETTS BIBLE SOCIETY DONATES $500,000 to ANDOVER NEWTONCampus News
01-04-08Andover Newton’s New Field Ed Program Wins National AwardCampus News
01-01-08Trustees vote to reduce energy consumption by 20% within 5 yearsCampus News