"Capturing the Progressive Christian Spirit in Your Local Church"

Event:    First Regional Gathering of TCPC for Southern Connecticut & New York

Location:
First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan,
Connecticut

178 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan, CT  06840

  
Date:  October 27, 2007

Time: 8am-4:30pm

8-9am: Continental Breakfast

9-4:30 Seminars with lunch break.

Cost: $25- includes continental breakfast and seminars.

Leader:

Rev. Fred Plumer, President of The Center for Progressive Christianity

Church Phone:   
(203) 966-0002

Email:  gary@fpcnc.org

Church Website:  fpcnc.org

1.  "What is Happening in the Progressive Christian                    Movement Today?"

2.  "What is the Emerging Progressive Spirituality?"

3.  "How Does the Local Church Tap into the                                 Progressive Spirit?

Also:  Fred Plumer will be preaching the following day
(Oct. 28) at our 10 am Worship Service at First Presbyterian Church of New Canan and  he will be special guest at the Pastor's Forum to follow (11:30-12:30).

Books:  A wide range of books by progressive writers will be available to purchase at the event. 

Registration: Register by email (gary@fpcnc.org), mail (best to use the church address), or phone (203) 966-0002.

Cost:  $25 for the day includes continental breakfast, lunch, and seminars.

About Us

About The Center For Progressive Christianity:

Organized religion does not have to be irrelevant, ineffectual, or repressive...We promote an approach to Christianity that is innovative, inclusive and informed.  We invite you to visit our website at www.tcpc.org for more information.  

About First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan:

"The First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan is a community of Christians and others who are discovering a fresh approach to God and one another through the life and teachings of Jesus.  Part of this journey is about celebrating the faithfulness and camaraderie of those who have other names for their ways into God's realm.  As a "thinking person's church," we find more grace in the search for understanding than we do in dogmatic certainty - more value in questioning than in absolutes.  For 50 years we have sought to be an inclusive community of love and justice, a place to reconnect our spirits without disconnecting our minds, with a desire to transform the world."