Rollie Stanich presents the Great Confluence

Posted on Jun 19th, 2007 by

Hello Friends,

Last Sunday, June 17th, many of us from BCIL went to St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Denver where Rollie Stanich presented on the many possibilities that are there, in our time, for a profound meeting of the great religious traditions with the currents of modern, postmodern and integral thought, if we are open to it, and can listen for it amidst the din.

Rollie's teaching was titled, "The Great Confluence," which we explored as having considerable implications for the way we dialogue and the way we practice, for our realization and our service in the world. Thank you, Rollie, for such a wonderful afternoon session that included meditation, music, altar offerings (most of them to Dads, since it was Father's Day) and, Q&A. And thank you also to all of you who came to this event. We much appreciate your presence. See pictures here.

This event was co-sponsored by the Buddhist/Christian Interfaith Community of Denver, founded by Rev. Dr. Toni L. Cook, Pastor of St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Denver. We take this opportunity to thank Rev. Dr. Toni for giving us this opportunity to visit her church and get to know some of the great work done by her and her community.

~BCIL

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