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1 event,![]() In this presentation on running for office during the present moment of time, Doug Corbitt will share his experiences running as a Democrat in a rural, poor, very Red district in Arkansas. He will speak to why he thinks it worth the effort, what he has learned, and what he has found most surprising.
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1 event,![]() In this session of Process Explorations, Bishop Mary Ann Swenson will reflect on her recent experience with the World Council of Churches Reference Group on the Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity. The group met in Vancouver, British Columbia to discuss the theology of Companionship as it relates to faith and order, climate justice, education and ecumenical formation, and international affairs. Following the presentation, there will be discussion of process thought and relational theology to explore connections between these topics and what Bishop Swenson presented.
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1 event,![]() In this special session of Process Explorations, members of the SPARKS Community Cohort share work from Concrescence, the first online gallery of the Center for Process Studies' arts collective. The session includes a live digital tour of the virtual gallery, led by Kaeti MacNeil. As the tour stops at each piece, featured artists will speak about their work and the influences it draws together. A conversation with attendees will follow.
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1 event,![]() Whitehead is famous for saying that, in each moment of our lives, "the many become one and are increased by one." The phrase well describes the life of many an artist. Melissa Cowper-Smith is a living exemplar of the organic nature of an artist's life, inspired by her many loves. She is drawn to the arts making visual art, tending the land, caring for horses, and helping people find a home. Her visual art explores landscape, memory, and our relationship with nature, often using handmade paper made from plants she grows herself. She also helps farm Wildland Gardens on eight acres near Morrilton, Arkansas, growing vegetables, herbs, flowers, fruit, and fiber plants. Add to this her love of horses and her work helping people find homes and you have a creative and caring life inspired by multiple loves. In this conversation, facilitated by Jay McDaniel, Melissa will share her story and images of her art, garden, horses, and homes, inviting us to consider how our own multiple loves might shape a meaningful life.
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1 event,![]() What comes after postmodernism? Can we embrace sincerity without losing our capacity for irony, or recover hope while remaining aware of uncertainty? In this Process Explorations session, Jay McDaniel interviews Greg Dember about metamodernism, an emerging cultural sensibility that brings renewed interest in feeling, connection, and meaning into conversation with the questioning spirit of postmodernism.
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