Sunday Forums Podcast from Trinity
Purim, Esther and Doing What's Right: A Podcast
In May, the 4th and 5th grade Sunday School class
recorded its own podcast. Their production retells the biblical
story of Esther, explains the story of Purim, and talks about people who do
what's right-all in just over three minutes!
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The Afghan Institute of Learning
A forum by Dr. Sakena Yacoobi, presented on April 20, 2008.
Dr. Yacoobi is Executive Director of the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL), an Afghan women-led NGO she founded in 1995. The organization was established to provide teacher training to Afghan women, to support education for boys and girls, and to provide health education to women and children.
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Human Trafficking: A Look at Modern-Day Slavery
A forum by Sherry Watts, presented on March 30, 2008.
Trinity member Sherry Watts discusses the plight of the world's 27 million people held as slaves and the abolitionist resolution she introduced at this year's Diocesan Convention.
The presentation handout is available as a pdf download. (PDF 88K)
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Sunday Forum on Mozart and Duruflé
A forum by Canon Daniel Hathaway, presented on Sunday March. 9, 2008.
Canon Hathaway, presented a forum discussing the differences in approach the two composers took in setting a traditional liturgical form to music.
The Mozart Requiem was left unfinished at the time of the composer's death, and the work was completed by a student, Franz Süssmeyer. Robert Levin, professor of music at Harvard, has studied the work since his undergraduate days, and published his own completion of the work for the Mozart bicentennial in 1991. The Good Friday concert will use Levin's version of the piece.
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The Spirituality of Art
A forum by Lois Huey-Heck, presented on Sunday March. 2, 2008.
Lois Huey-Heck, co-author of The Spirituality of Art. Huey-Heck is an artist whose work explores art as a mediator of the inner life, both spiritual and psychological. She is acting publisher for Wood Lake Books in Canada, the newly appointed art critic for The Christian Century, and in training to be a spiritual director. She and Jim Kalnin, her husband/co-author, live and make art in an old country church in Oyama, British Columbia.
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Health Ministry Forum
Attitude Boosters: Beating the Winter Blues
presented on Feb. 3, 2008
A forum by Heidi Weiker
Popular forum presenter Heidi Weiker returned on Sunday February 3 with ideas, tips and tools for replacing the blahs of our grey, cold winter with positive thoughts and awareness.
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Haiti: History and Politics
Join Curate Judith Alexis for two Sunday forums on the history, religious and spiritual life of Haiti, the First Black Independent Republic in the world. Haiti, a country rich in tradition and culture, is the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere. Despite the negative images portrayed by the international press, the country remains a paradise of hope, a bastion of great spiritual faith and an oasis of incredibly resilient people.
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Theology of Incarnation Forums
What does it mean to prepare for the coming of the Christ Child? Beginning Sunday, December 9,
Dean Tracey Lind presents two forums on the theology of incarnation.
The Theology of Incarnation—Part One:
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The Dean's Lecture: Diane Rehm
Journalist, radio host and author Diane Rehm delivered the 2007 Dean's Lecture at Trinity Cathedral on Tuesday, October 30 at 7:30 pm.
Diane Rehm is an internationally recognized radio host, journalist and author. She is also an Episcopalian and, earlier this year,
was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from the
Virginia Theological Seminary. For more than 25 years, her program, The Diane Rehm Show, has provided thoughtful conversations on the topics of the
day with world leaders, authors, public figures, and ordinary people who call in each hour to take part in what the show terms "a civil exchange of ideas."
This podcast is presented in two parts.
Diane Rehm—Part One:
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Interfaith Forums
Trinity Cathedral begins podcasting with a series of forums about different religious traditions. Guest speakers discuss Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism and Judaism.
Loving Your Interfaith Neighbor—The Promise and Pitfalls of Interreligious Interaction.
presented on Dec 2, 2007
A forum by The Rev. Robert Corin Morris
Executive Director of the Interweave Center for Wholistic Living in Summit, New Jersey.
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Buddhism
presented on November 11, 2007
A forum by The Ven. Ying-Fa
The Venerable Shih Ying-Fa is the Abbot of CloudWater Zendo, the Zen Center of Cleveland. The Ven. Ying-Fa is the founder of the Nien-Fo Ch'an Order of Buddhist Monks and has founded Ch'an meditation groups across Ohio and beyond. He has also taught Buddhism at federal correctional facilities, including on death row at the Ohio State Penitentiary.
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Judaism
presented on November 4, 2007
A forum by Rabbi Richard A. Block
Rabbi Block is the Senior Rabbi, The Temple Tifereth Israel in Beachwood, Ohio. He is also one of the leaders of We Believe Ohio.
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Sikhism
presented on October 28, 2007
A forum by Professor Sukhchain Singh
Professor Singh is the Dean and Director of Religious Education, Guru Nanak Foundation of Greater Cleveland.
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Hinduism
presented on October 21, 2007
A forum by Dr. Surinder M. Bhardwaj
Dr Bhardwaj professor emeritus of geography at Kent State University. Dr. Bhardwaj is an associate of the Harvard Pluralism Project and studies emerging cultural and religious diversity in Ohio.
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Islam
presented on October 14, 2007
A forum by Dr. Ghulam N. Mir
Dr Mir is the chairman of the Board of Trustees at the Islamic Society of Akron and Kent. Dr. Mir is also a clinical assistant professor of medicine at the Northeast
Ohio Colleges of Medicine, the medical director of the Center for Digestive Diseases and Endoscopy at Barberton Citizens Hospital and the president of the
World Kashmir Freedom Movement and World Kashmir Awareness.
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Interfaith 101
presented on October 7, 2007
A forum by the Rev. Jamie Lynn Hamilton
Interfaith 101,
an orientation with the Rev. Jamie Lynn Hamilton who is an instructor at Phillips Exeter Academy and a
visiting fellow at Harvard Divinity School.
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