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The Ethical Society is a diverse, ethics-centered
community of caring people dedicated to deed before creed:
- Bringing out the best in the human spirit,
- Appreciating the uniqueness and worth of every person,
- Treating all with dignity and respect,
- Cultivating a community of people who support each other through the stages of life,
- Raising the quality of all our relationships,
- Acting with reverence and commitment toward the natural world,
- And working to create a more just, loving and sustainable world for all.
We seek members who embrace these ideals.
The St. Louis Ethical Society actively pursues and
welcomes a diverse membership.
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Current Newsletter
Previous Newsletter
Current AEU Dialogue
January 11
11 a.m. Platform:
"Hope for Depression"
Kate Lovelady, Leader.
Music: Jacob
Bernedzen, Jazz Piano.
Sunday School: 10 a.m. until
noon.
9:45 a.m. Forum: "Child Witches in Africa"
Barbara Frederick.
9:45 a.m. Colloquy: A guided
reflection on a topic that changes weekly.
January
18
11 a.m. Platform: "World Folktales: Stories of Healing" Bobby Norfolk.
Music: Chorus
and Community.
Sunday School: 10 a.m. until
noon.
9:45 a.m. Forum: The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins, part two of a review by
Kathleen Kelly.
9:45 a.m. Colloquy: A guided reflection on a topic that changes
weekly.
January 25
11 a.m. Platform:
"Abraham Lincoln: Ethical Challenges at Every Turn" Dr. Myron
Marty.
Music: JD Brooks, Organ.
Sunday School: 10 a.m.
until noon.
9:45 a.m. Forum: "Concentration for
Wellbeing" Richard Rickert, PhD. Please bring a mat or towel
to lay on for the practice session.
9:45 a.m.
Colloquy: A guided reflection on a topic that changes
weekly.
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Adult Education Classes
Education for Living Classes and Workshops for your mind, body and spirit.
Contact the Society for all the updated class offerings, (314) 991-0955.
Adult Education Schedule
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7 p.m.
January
9
Veterans for Peace Ban Torture Campaign
"Voices of
Torture: Perspectives from a Witness and a
Survivor"
Demissie Abebe, survivor.
Captain James
"Yusef" Yee, witness and author of For God and Country:
Faith and Patriotism Under Fire.
Free event.
For more information, visit http://veteransforpeace.org/bantorture.vp.html
6 - 9 p.m.
January 22
Freedom
of Choice Council
Roe v. Wade Anniversary
Celebration
$30 advance tickets ($10 for students) or
$35 at the door.
For information and advance tickets
(314)
531-8616 or jeff.farris@prochoicemissouri.org.
8 p.m.
January 24
St.
Louis Classical Guitar Society presents
The Festival of
Four: Viviana Gusman, flutes; Guillermo Rios, flamenco guitar;
Radim Zenkl, mandolins and Richard Patterson, classical
guitar.
$24 general admission.
For tickets and more information:
(314) 567-5566 or www.guitarstlouis.net
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