Chaplain Lundblad to lead ecumenical communion
Sundays at Chautauqua Institution are rich and full, to quote the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell.
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Morning Worship: ‘We Are Family’ through our spiritual DNA
Chautauqua had a deep influence on the Rev. Dwight D. Andrews. “My first revelation is that I am going to…
Morning Worship: Dream and prepare for the world you want to see
At Wednesday’s morning worship service, the Rev. Dwight D. Andrews told the congregation to stop compartmentalizing their lives. He told…
Davis, Putnam to discuss process of making political ads
To end Week Five’s theme of “Art & Politics,” Chautauqua Institution will have not one, but two speakers give their…
Novelist Choi to discuss power of political novel
Susan Choi wants to know what makes a novel political. Is it the subject matter? Its arguments? Or its themes?…
‘Art alone endures’: Mandel to share ‘Station Eleven’ with CLSC
Nobody puts Emily St. John Mandel in a corner. Her first three novels often get classified as crime novels or…
Morning Worship: God turns fear and rage into peace
“Somewhere in our Scriptures, it says we should comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. ‘The 23rd Psalm’ by Bobby…
Murray to explore connection between poets, politics
Like Mary Shelley, Joan Murray found herself inspired by Percy Bysshe Shelley. He didn’t inspire her to write a genre-defining…
Morning Worship: We are both body and spirit
T he Rev. Dwight D. Andrews began his sermon at the 9:15 a.m. Monday morning worship service in the Amphitheater…
Director DuVernay to speak on film ‘Selma,’ artistic interpretation
When actor David Oyelowo speaks as Martin Luther King Jr. in “Selma,” some of King’s famous speeches might sound a…
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