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Sunday, 16 November, 2 - 5 pm -
A World Café for Parents
Join us to create the high school of the future.
We are laying plans for a new high school in Silicon Valley based on integrative principles and preparing students for college, career, service, and self-discovery.
You can help to develop this vision.
- How will young people develop identity - emotional, cultural, and spiritual?
- How will school make knowledge relevant to oneself and to the world?
- How will academic life encourage community service and civic engagement?
- How will students learn to understand a diverse society?
Location: Narayanan’s (1438 Enderby Way, Sunnyvale)
Contact: Theodore Timpson, 650 209 6692, now@youngspirit.org
See the flyer here.
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Saturday, 22 November, 4:30 - 8 pm -
My Faith
(MCA Youth Committee)
Join us for a fun and educational event for high schoolers that will highlight the similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Islam in order to ultimately further communication, bridging, peace and awareness in our society.
Location: Muslim Community Association, Banquet Hall
3003 Scott Blvd, Santa Clara
Please RSVP at www.mcabayarea.org/youth.aspx or contact interfaithproject@gmail.com for more information.
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Monday, 1 December, 7:30 pm - An Education of Meaning
Theodore Timpson
Young Spirit Foundation
(United Religions Initiative)
Hear about the work of this new initiative to change schools in the Bay Area and nationwide to become places that welcome the questions of meaning and mystery in life. Children and young people are ready to address them. How will we respond?
Location: New Vision Church, 450 Chadbourne Avenue, Millbrae
Contact: Margaret Jones
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Saturday, 13 December -
Make a World of Difference
Community Conference
This event, offered in collaboration with Carry the Vision Community Nonviolence Conference (CTV), Santa Clara University, the South Bay Interfaith Steering Committee, and the Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions, will be an introduction to the global convening of the Parliament in Australia in December 2009.
Experience the difference that one community can make when we come together to reflect on issues of mutual concern, explore the good work that is currently being done, imagine possibilities, and discover the inspiration to take simple but profound steps toward hearing each other and healing our earth.
Topics to be addressed at this gathering:
- Healing the earth with care and concern: focus on the environment
- The role of women in local and global healing
- Overcoming poverty and the millennium development goals
- Social cohesion in communities
Location: Santa Clara University
Details and schedule TBA
See www.carrythevision.org
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