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Schedule of Events Gettysburg
First Friday
As part of Downtown Gettysburg's First Friday events, Adams County Reads One Book planners will be at Gallery 30 to provide more information about the program, sign participants up for newsletters, distribute bookmarks, flyers and more. Gallery 30 will also offer a one-day special of 30% off Stones from the River. Fairfield
Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. RSVP to Laura Goss at 642-6009. Minimum 8 people - please call if interested! Holocaust
Theology and Beyond
Hillel and the Gettysburg College Global Studies program invite you to attend a lecture by Marc Ellis, Jewish liberation theologian and Professor of American and Jewish Studies at Baylor University. Ellis is Director of the Center for American and Jewish Studies. Professor Ellis has authored fifteen books and edited five others, among them: Toward a Jewish Theology of Liberation; Unholy Alliance: Religion and Atrocity in Our Time; O Jerusalem: The Contested Future of the Jewish Covenant, and Practicing Exile: The Religious Odyssey of an American Jew. His latest book, Israel and Palestine: Out of the Ashes: The Search for Jewish Identity in the Twenty-First Century has recently been published in the United Kingdom and America by Pluto Press. Dwarfism
in Stones from the River
Dwarfism
in Stones from the River
Gettysburg
Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River, facilitated by Mary Margaret Stewart, Professor Emeritis of English at Gettysburg College. RSVP to Jillian Dittrich at 334-5716. East
Berlin Library Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. RSVP to Pat Dixon at 259-9000. Adams
County Alumni Club (Gettysburg College)
Gettysburg College Alumni - join us for lunch and a discussion of Stones from the River, facilitated by Mary Margaret Stewart, Professor Emeritis of English at Gettysburg College. Open to all Gettysburg College Alumni. Lunch $5. See invitation. RSVP to Charley Dittrich at 337-6510. Littlestown
Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. Contact person: Linda Thompson 334-9296. Snow date is March 3, same time, same place. Gettysburg
College Book Discussion
Bring a bag lunch and join us for a discussion of Stones from the River, led by Gettysburg College Professor Emeritus Mary Margaret Stewart. Gettysburg College employees: earn Wellness Points for participating! Littlestown
Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. RSVP to Virginia Green at 359-0446. New
Oxford Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. RSVP to Wilma Krepps at 624-2182. Jillian Dittrich will lead this discussion. Dietrich
Bonhoeffer and Nazi Resistance
David Crowner, Professor Emeritus of German at Gettysburg College, will give a presentation about Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) was a German Lutheran theologian who was one of the most famous resisters of Nazism. He was executed for his involvement in a plot to assassinate Hitler. Ever wonder why more members of the religious community didn't dare to resist the Nazi regime? This is the talk for you! New! Videotape of this lecture is available at Musselman Library (Gettysburg College). Gettysburg
Book Discussion
Join the Unitarian Universalists of Gettysburg Book Group for a discussion of Stones from the River. Mary Margaret Stewart, Professor Emeritus of English at Gettysburg College, will facilitate the discussion. Anyone is welcome to join this book group's discussion! Arendtsville
Book Discussion
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. RSVP to Kass Rider 677-0444. Gettysburg
Senior Center Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River, led by Gettysburg College Professor Emeritus Mary Margaret Stewart. Open to the public. Contact: Linda Thompson, Adams County Office for Aging, 334-9296. Nazism
and Stones from the River
Join us for a discussion of Stones from the River. Bill Bowman, Professor of History at Gettysburg College, will give a talk about Nazism. Professor Bowman's lecture will be followed by a discussion of the novel, led by Jillian Dittrich, Reference Librarian at the Adams County Library System. RSVP to Jillian Dittrich at 334-5716. Ursula
Hegi Stones from the River Lecture
Ursula
Hegi Talks
about her Writing
Ursula
Hegi Meets with Aspiring Writers (New
Location!)
This website will be updated regularly - please return soon! If your group is holding a discussion or event that you would like to be added to this schedule, please let us know. Contact Janelle Wertzberger at (717) 337-7010 or jwertzbe@gettysburg.edu. |
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