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标题：Community events
作者：Compiled by Nina Culver
期刊名称：Spokesman Review, The (Spokane)
出版年度：2002
卷号：Feb 2, 2002
出版社：Cowles Publishing Co.

Community events

Compiled by Nina Culver

Whitworth hosts lectures on poverty, youth

Authors Tom and Christine Sine will speak on "Social Justice in a Post-9/11 World" Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Seeley Mudd Chapel on the Whitworth College campus. The free lecture will address how national concerns about poverty are changing as the nation focuses on fighting terrorism.

Tom Sine is the author of "Mustard Seed vs. McWorld: Reinventing Life and Faith for the Future." He founded and directs the Mustard Seed Association in Seattle and co-authored a newly released book titled "Living on Purpose: Finding God's Best for Your Life" with his wife.

Both Sines are adjunct professors at Fuller Theological Seminary. Christine, who is also a physician, is the author of "Tales of Seasick Doctor: Life Aboard a Mercy Ship."

The lecture is open to the public. Call 777-3729 for more information.

* Dean Borgman will speak on youth culture Thursday at 4 p.m. at the Seeley Mudd Chapel at Whitworth. The lecture, which is geared toward pastors and youth directors, is titled "With Eyes Wide Open: Youth Culture and Today's Society."

Borgman is the author of "When Kumbaya is Not Enough" and is a professor of youth ministries at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He also teaches courses at Fuller Theological Seminary and at the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Seminary.

Call 777-3241 for more information.