Tension Between Science and Religion- conflict or misunderstanding?
Colorado Regional Meeting of Friends announces our Spring Gathering on Sunday, April 23, 2023, in person at Mountain View Friends Meeting, 2280 S Columbine Street, Denver CO 80210 and also on zoom for the morning worship and afternoon speaker. All Friends are welcome.
If you will be joining us at the Meeting House, please allow time to find parking on the street and join into worship.
To join online use this Zoom Link Or Dial-in: (669) 900-9128 Meeting ID: 720 689 917, Password: 547913 (If you are asked for a personal ID just stay on the line) This is the regular Sunday worship zoom link, and will stay open during the entire Colorado Regional Program this Sunday.
Colorado Regional Friends Meeting is pleased to offer this Gathering with no registration fee. You may make a voluntary donation when registering.
Spring Gathering Program Schedule:
10:45 am Worship with Mountain View Friends (in person & on zoom)
12:15 pm Potluck Lunch hosted by Mountain View
1:00 pm Speaker: Jennifer Russell (in person & on zoom) on “Tension Between Science and Religion– conflict or misunderstanding?” followed by discussion and closing worship.
2:30 pm (Immediately following close of program discussion) Brief Meeting for Business to approve the Regional Meeting’s 2023 Budget.
A Children’s program will be available during morning worship and after lunch.
About our Speaker
Jennifer Russell is a Member of the Wyoming Friends Meeting. She is also the Treasurer and a former Recording Clerk for WFM. Jennifer was raised in the Roman Catholic Church but never felt at home there. She came to the Religious Society of Friends thanks to a quiz on the Beliefnet website and is still learning (after ten years) what it means to be a Quaker.
By profession and personality, Jennifer is an engineer (in the water resources field). She worked in the consulting field for 26yrs and currently works in the construction division of the Wyoming Water Development Office, which funds many of the agricultural and municipal water projects in the State, and is the technical advisor for the State Revolving Fund program (EPA funded).
Having grown up all over Kansas (GO CATS!) and Nebraska, Jennifer has lived in Cheyenne for 26yrs and started attending Meeting for Worship with the Cheyenne group for approximately 10 yrs ago (since just after her 40th birthday). She’s been married for 28yrs to Chris (also an engineer but the kind that “drives” trains). Jennifer and Chris have no children of their own but have hosted a dozen high school exchange students, most for a full school year.
Documents In Advance
Coming Soon.