Christian Spirituality & The Ecological Crisis

Date: 
Wednesday, February 22, 2017 - 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Event Description: 

AN EVENING DISCUSSION WITH THE REVEREND VINCENT PIZZUTO, PH.D.
VICAR OF ST. COLUMBA’S
February 22, 2017 @ 7:00 P.M.

You are welcome to the first quarterly “Fireside Lecture Series” offered by St. Columba's new Vicar, Fr. Vincent Pizzuto, Ph.D., Professor of Biblical Theology and Christian Mysticism at the University of San Francisco.

The presentation will explore the ecological crisis through the lens of Christian mysticism to discuss why pragmatic solutions alone cannot resolve the crisis. As we face the inevitability of climate change, science and religion must explore new ways to collaborate to combat ignorance, the prevailing sense of disconnect between humanity and the natural world, and to motivate and inspire new forms of environmental sustainability.

Location: St. Columba's, 12835 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Inverness

Posted by: 
Rachel Rivers

Online Forums

Commons Connect Forums provide a virtual gathering place to those who live and work in the West Marin Community. (Access to this local online forum is limited to those who work and live in the geographical area outlined here.)

A single registration allows community members to post local events on the Community Calendar, to post items of immediate importance on Alerts, and to access all of the forums including:

  • West Marin Soapbox: Campaigns, Causes, and Discussions
  • Over-the-Hill-Gang: Rides and Errands
  • West Marin Share: Reuse materials; share information and services -  a money free zone
  • West Marin Marketplace: rentals; things and services for sale
  • Tending the Wild Collaborative: An Ethnobiology Project
  • Local Food System Initiative: Food and garden related shares and information
  • Think Local West Marin: Appreciation and applause for our neighbors
  • Commons Connect Tech Support: Help with our Web site features
  • Volunteering Opportunities in West Marin: Help our local non-profits

 

 

 

 

Local Weather