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ENCOUNTERING the STRANGER A SYMPOSIUM 5 th -8 th June, 2016 Aspen Jewish Community Center Aspen, Colorado SPONSORED BY The Fund for Interfaith Understanding • Aspen Jewish Community Center • Center for Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education, Manhattan College • The Bernardin Center, Catholic Theological Union • Brian Murphy • The Snowmass Chapel • Ladue Chapel, St. Louis • St. Mary Catholic Church • Linda and Guy Rutland • Howard Freeman • The Iliff School of Theology • Explore Booksellers • Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary • GrassRoots Community Network • St. Peter’s of the Valley Episcopal Church • Aspen Community Church • Jour de Fête • Rabbi David Segal • The Aspen Times • THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED MAIL THIS FORM TO: Aspen JCC - 2016 Symposium 435 West Main Street Aspen, CO 81611 OR Email info requested to: [email protected] Name:____________________________________________________ Professional Affiliation:______________________________________ Mailing Address:___________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ Telephone: Day:____________________Evening:________________ Fax:_____________________________________________________ E-Mail:___________________________________________________ Editors John K. Roth and Leonard Grob, in their book Encountering the Stranger, state that, “Authentic dialogue must aim to overcome existential mistrust of the stranger.” Rather, contributors to their book seek “fundamental change” which may include “revising their own tradition’s assumptions and teaching regarding ‘the other.’ ” An illustrious gathering of renowned scholars, clergy, artists and theologians, representing the Abrahamic traditions, will examine this phenomenon in terms of past, present and future encounters with the “stranger.” In addition to the editors, presenters will include several contributors to their book. PLEASE JOIN US for this inspiring symposium which seeks to give new meaning to interfaith dialogue. The entire event is free and open to the public. brethren again II c. h. manosevitz ©2016

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  • ENCOUNTERING the STRANGER

    A SYMPOSIUM

    5th-8th June, 2016Aspen Jewish Community Center

    Aspen, Colorado

    SPONSORED BYThe Fund for Interfaith Understanding • Aspen Jewish Community Center •

    Center for Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education, Manhattan College • The Bernardin Center, Catholic Theological Union • Brian Murphy •

    The Snowmass Chapel • Ladue Chapel, St. Louis • St. Mary Catholic Church • Linda and Guy Rutland • Howard Freeman • The Iliff School of Theology • Explore Booksellers • Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary •

    GrassRoots Community Network • St. Peter’s of the Valley Episcopal Church • Aspen Community Church • Jour de Fête • Rabbi David Segal • The Aspen Times •

    THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

    MAIL THIS FORM TO: Aspen JCC - 2016 Symposium 435 West Main Street

    Aspen, CO 81611

    OR Email info requested to: [email protected]

    Name:____________________________________________________

    Professional Affiliation:______________________________________

    Mailing Address:___________________________________________

    _________________________________________________________

    Telephone: Day:____________________Evening:________________

    Fax:_____________________________________________________

    E-Mail:___________________________________________________

    Editors John K. Roth and Leonard Grob, in their book Encountering the Stranger, state that, “Authentic dialogue must aim to overcome existential mistrust of the stranger.” Rather, contributors to their book seek “fundamental change” which may include “revising their own tradition’s assumptions and teaching regarding ‘the other.’ ” An illustrious gathering of renowned scholars, clergy, artists and theologians, representing the Abrahamic traditions, will examine this phenomenon in terms of past, present and future encounters with the “stranger.” In addition to the editors, presenters will include several contributors to their book. PLEASE JOIN US for this inspiring symposium which seeks to give new meaning to interfaith dialogue. The entire event is free and open to the public.

    brethren again II c. h. manosevitz ©2016

  • SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

    Sunday, 5 June, 2016

    4:00pm-4:30pm: Registration4:30pm-5:30pm: Panel Discussion: Encountering the Stranger Rabbi Mendel Mintz, Rev. Michael Nickerson, Dr. Khaleel

    Mohammed, Rabbi Marc Sack Moderator: Rev. Dr. Dieter Heinzl

    5:30pm-7:00pm: Reception for art exhibit: reflections Gallery Talk by artist Carolyn H. Manosevitz

    Monday, 6 June9:30am-10:10am: Rev. Dr. John T. Pawlikowski OSM: Confronting Social Hatred Today: Reflections in Light of the Holocaust10:15-10:40am: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Dr. David Jensen, Rev. Jane Keener-Quiat10:45-11:15am: Break11:15-11:55am: Dr. Mehnaz M. Afridi: Encountering the Other

    within Islam: The Jew, the Infidel and the Colonizer12:00pm-12:25pm: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Fr. John Hilton, Rev. Dr. Dieter Heinzl12:30pm-2:00pm: Lunch2:00pm-2:40pm: Dr. Leonard Grob: Giving the Bread From One’s Mouth: An Ethics of Welcoming the Stranger

    2:45pm-3:10pm: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Fr. Bert Chilson, Rabbi Marc Sack

    Tuesday, 7 June9:30am-10:10am: Dr. John K. Roth: God Isn’t Fixing This:

    Coping with Religious Differences10:15am-10:40am: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Brian Murphy, Dr. David Jensen10:45am-11:15am: Break11:15am-11:55am: Rev. Dr. Thomas V. Wolfe: Making

    Something of the Tension: Hospitality and Learning Among Many Faiths at a Christian Theological School

    12:00pm-12:25pm: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Rabbi David Segal, Rev. Jane Keener-Quiat12:30pm-2:00pm: Lunch2:00pm-2:40pm: Dr. Khaleel Mohammed: When Religion

    Becomes Divisive: the Problem of Creedal Constructs2:45-3:10pm: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Rabbi Mendel Mintz, Lois Sculco S.C.Wednesday, 8 June 9:30am-10:30am: Panel Discussion: Continuing the Trialogue:

    What Next? Dr. David Jensen, Rabbi David Segal, Lois Sculco S.C., Rev. Dr. Dieter Heinzl Moderator: Rev. Will Fisher

    10:30am-10:55am: Small group discussions. Facilitators: Brian Murphy, Rev. Michael Nickerson

    PRESENTERSMehnaz M. Afridi

    Director: Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education CenterManhattan College

    Leonard GrobProfessor Emeritus of Philosophy, Fairleigh Dickinson University

    The Rev. Dr. Dieter HeinzlAssoc. Pastor, Ladue Chapel Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, MO

    David JensenAcademic Dean, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

    Rev. Will FisherSt. Peter’s of the Valley Episcopal Church, Basalt, CO

    Rabbi Mendel MintzAspen Jewish Community Center

    Khaleel MohammedCore Faculty, Center for Islamic and Arabic Studies

    San Diego State University

    Brian MurphyNon Profit Consultant, Latz and Wall, Chicago

    The Rev. Dr. John T. Pawlikowski, OSMDirector, Catholic Jewish Studies Program,

    Catholic Theological Union

    John K. RothFounding Dir., Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide and

    Human RightsClaremont McKenna College

    The Rev. Dr. Thomas V. WolfePresident, The Iliff School of Theology

    Lois Sculco, S.C.National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education, Seton Hill

    University

    Rabbi Marc SackTemple Judea, Ft. Myers, FL

    Rev. Michael NickersonAspen Community Church

    Rabbi David SegalAspen Jewish Congregation

    Carolyn H. ManosevitzFounding Director, The Fund for Interfaith Understanding

    STEERING COMMITTEECarolyn H. Manosevitz, CO-CHAIR

    Rabbi Mendel Mintz, CO-CHAIRMehnaz M. Afridi • Rev. Dr. Robert DeWetterRev. Dr. Dieter Heinzl • Khaleel Mohammed

    Brian Murphy • John K. RothRabbi David Segal

    ADVISORY PANELJohn Masters • Brad Tyndall

    Leslie Stoupas • Rev. Jane-Keener Quiat Howard Freeman • Andy Quiat

    Todd and Debbie BurkholderFr. John Hilton • Margaretta Bruegger

    David Jensen