Calendar of Events

Louisville Seminary will host a round table forum to address problems and solutions in understanding the place of Islam in American society and culture. The public event, “Building Bridges Between the Muslim World and America,” will be held from 7-9 p.m. on April 19 at Gardencourt, on the campus of Louisville Seminary, and will begin with a reception at 6:30.

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Contributing Editor in Religion for Publisher’s Weekly, Phyllis Tickle is the keynote presenter for Montreat’s Conference on Spirituality April 25- 30. Tickle explores the divine hours and the place where contemplative life meets contemporary life. She turns to ancient prayers and adapts them to today’s lifestyle. For information on this conference or other events offered by Montreat Conference Center, call (828) 669-2911 or (800) 572-2257, ext. 348 or visit www.montreat.org.

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Exhibit at Museums of Tusculum features 19th Century Furniture Made in East Tennessee The work of master furniture makers of 19th century East Tennessee is the focus of a special exhibit now on display at the Museums of Tusculum College. “Built from Scratch: 19th Century Furniture of East Tennessee” exhibit will continue through Oct. 23 at the President Andrew Johnson Museum and Library and the Doak House Museum on campus. The museum’s special exhibit includes excellent examples of how these furniture makers used their skills to create beautiful and functional pieces.

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The Mid-South Region, comprised of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi, of the Administrative Personnel Association of the PC(U.S.A.) is holding their Conference on the Biloxi, MS, Gulf Coast June 10-12, 2004. This year’s theme is “Breaking Free on the Biloxi Beach”. All administrative personnel of churches are welcome to attend.