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SUMMARY:Exile & Return
DESCRIPTION:Group: Engaging the Word (Bible Series) \nRoom 201 \nLed by the Reverend Dr. Andrew Grosso \nWhen the Hebrew people were conquered by the Babylonian empire\, it prompted a complete rethinking of Hebrew faith and practice. The experience of exile in Babylon and eventual return to Israel shaped the development of Jewish belief well into the first century of the Common Era. Understanding the Babylonian captivity thus provides us with a more informed perspective on the life and ministry of Jesus and the experience of the first Christians. It also provides us with helpful insights for thinking about how we can be faithful people in our own day. Attending this series will enable you to recognize the points of contact between the Old Testament\, the New Testament\, and our own day.
URL:https://saintmichael.org/event/exile-return-3/
LOCATION:Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church\, 8011 Douglas Ave.\, Dallas\, TX\, 75225\, United States
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SUMMARY:What's Your Playlist?
DESCRIPTION:Group: Faith and Practice Series \nRoom 203 \nLed by the Reverend Robin Hinkle \nThere is an old adage that when we sing spiritual hymns\, we pray to God twice. Music speaks to our souls in times of praise\, grief\, trial and wonder. This short series will explore some major topics in theology as we encounter the poetry and faith as shared by today’s singers and songwriters. \n 
URL:https://saintmichael.org/event/whats-your-playlist/
LOCATION:Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church\, 8011 Douglas Ave.\, Dallas\, TX\, 75225\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Sunday Classes
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SUMMARY:Pub Theology: "You Are Not Your Brain: Neuroscience\, Addiction\, and Identity" with the Rev. Robin Hinkle
DESCRIPTION:at Vector Brewing\, 9850 Walnut Hill Ln #405\, Dallas\, TX 75238 \nClose out this year’s Pub Theology series on Monday\, June 22 with a powerful and deeply personal conversation: “You Are Not Your Brain: Neuroscience\, Addiction\, and Identity\,” led by The Rev. Robin H. Hinkle\, Associate for Pastoral Care at Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. \nAs neuroscience continues to reveal more about how our brains function\, questions of identity\, free will\, and human dignity come into sharper focus—especially in the context of addiction and mental health. How do we understand the relationship between brain chemistry and the soul? Where is God’s grace in the struggle for healing and wholeness? And how can faith communities respond with compassion and hope? \nDrawing on both theological insight and pastoral experience\, the Rev. Robin Hinkle will explore the intersection of neuroscience\, addiction\, and identity\, offering a message grounded in grace\, resilience\, and the truth that we are more than the sum of our biology. \nPub Theology is a speaker and music series designed to engage the wider community in meaningful conversation. Each gathering offers theological\, challenging\, and thought-provoking discussion in a relaxed\, welcoming pub environment—equally comfortable for parishioners\, invited friends\, and curious newcomers alike. \nThis year’s series explores scientific and technological developments—from artificial intelligence to communications\, neurology\, and physics—considering how these discoveries invite deeper theological reflection and new insights into the life of faith. \nJoin us for the fourth and final Monday night in June for meaningful conversation\, community\, and cold beer. Doors open at 6 p.m.\, the program begins at 7 p.m.\, and the evening includes time for Q&A. \nLearn more at saintmichael.org/pubtheology
URL:https://saintmichael.org/event/pub-theology-you-are-not-your-brain-neuroscience-addiction-and-identity-with-the-rev-robin-hinkle/
LOCATION:Vector Brewing\, 9850 Walnut Hill Ln\, Dallas\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Learn,Parish Events,Summer,Young Adults
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