Public Interest & Lectures
Life After Life
Most Christian religions teach that we have but one life and that human beings are endowed with an immortal spirit which will last beyond that one life, sent to either an eternal “heaven” or an eternal “hell.” In contrast, as Christian mystics, we teach the cosmic law of rebirth. This law states that we learn the lessons of existence in the material world in one lifetime after another.
Life After Life
Most Christian religions teach that we have but one life and that human beings are endowed with an immortal spirit which will last beyond that one life, sent to either an eternal “heaven” or an eternal “hell.” In contrast, as Christian mystics, we teach the cosmic law of rebirth. This law states that we learn the lessons of existence in the material world in one lifetime after another.
Life After Life
Most Christian religions teach that we have but one life and that human beings are endowed with an immortal spirit which will last beyond that one life, sent to either an eternal “heaven” or an eternal “hell.” In contrast, as Christian mystics, we teach the cosmic law of rebirth. This law states that we learn the lessons of existence in the material world in one lifetime after another.
Help Tend the Crosby Prairie
Join this award-winning and important restoration effort! Volunteers will help remove invasive species from the demonstration interpretive prairie at Crosby Park. All supplies and equipment are provided.
Please see our website for more information and registration. Pre-registration is required.
League of Women Voters Minneapolis Education Forum, Education Reform in Minneapolis Schools
Japan in a Suitcase
Japan in a Suitcase
Monday, May 21 from 6:00-7:00
Travel Japan without leaving Minnesota! Learn more about Japanese culture and participate in a traditional Tea Ceremony. A local West 7th neighbor will demonstrate the koto, a Japanese instrument. Call to register: 651-298-5493
Refugees in Minnesota
Refugees in Minnesota
Monday, June 18 from 6:00-7:00
Café Scientifique Presented by The Bell Museum of Natural History and BLB
The Bell Museum's Café Scientifique is a happy hour exchange of ideas about science, environment, and popular culture featuring experts from a variety of fields on diverse and often provocative topics. For more information visit www.bellmuseum.org
May topic: Fire Ecology of the Northern Forest
Counter Culture with Candacy Taylor
Celebrate National Waitress Day with a special multi-media lecture by Candacy Taylor, author of Counter Culture: The American Coffee Shop Waitress, which profiles waitresses aged 50 and older who have been working in neighborhood diners throughout the United States.
Metropolitan State University Library, Ecolab Room, 645 E. Seventh St., St. Paul.
Ghost Trails and Places: Looking for the Lost Native American Footprint in St. Paul
Labor historian Dave Riehle’s annual bus tour commemorates the 150th anniversary of the U.S.-Dakota war. Space is limited, so please call The Friends at 651-222-3242 to reserve your seat on the bus.
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