Canterbury Colorado

Love one another as I have loved you. John 13:34
Canterbury TalesText Box: Along The Moral High Ground: The Economics of Ethical Investing. The fall portion concluded as Noel Lenski (Professor of Classics) spoke on The Roman World of Jesus: Aspects of Roman Judaea. Due to the success and outstanding attendance, it was decided to present 3 lectures in the spring. Richard Collins (Professor of Law) presented a talk on How Should Courts Decide Claims of Burdens on Religious Freedom?, whereas Douglas Burger (Professor of English) presented a talk on St. Aidan and Lindisfarne. The spring portion was also pleased to add and present Canterbury Peer Minister and CU Text Box: Undergraduate, Ryan Freedle who gave a presentation entitled, New Thoughts on Newcomers: A Fresh Perspective on the Immigration Debate. As the series continued, the audience grew in size and diversity. The series not only attracted parishioners from St. Aidan’s and its Episcopal affiliates, but also University of Colorado students, staff and faculty members, as well as members of the Boulder community. Due to the great success of last year’s Lecture Series, many now anticipate the commencement of the 2007-2008 Lecture Series. Text Box: The Christos Institute administers to the campus administration, faculty, staff as well as the campus and Boulder community, fostering academic thought, in their role as a Christian, within issues of morals, ethics, and values. The 2006-2007 Christos Lecture Series was a fantastic success. St. Aidan's Senior Warden, Bill Kaempfer and Canterbury Colorado Administrator, Fred Peterbark worked cooperatively to increase this year’s Lecture Series to encompass 5 lectures. The Fall began at the Heritage Center inside Old Main with Bill Kaempfer (Professor of Economics) presenting a talk on A Random Walk Text Box: Canterbury Staff Chaplain The Rev. Dustin Berg chaplain@ canterburycolorado.org 2007-08 Peer Ministers Jennie Carr Ryan Freedle Jamie Mills peerministers@ canterburycolorado.org Canterbury Administrator Fred Peterbark fred@ canterburycolorado.org St. Aidan’s Priest-in-Charge The Rev. Mary Kate Schroeder mks@saintaidans.org Bishop of the Diocese of Colorado The Rt. Rev. Robert O’Neill bishoponeill@ coloradodiocese.org Text Box: 2006-2007 Christos Lecture Series Text Box: donations. Your contributions have a direct impact on the lives of college students and young adults, and we welcome your Text Box: donations to Canterbury Colorado. Contributions can be mailed or received through our online donation link below. Text Box: Why Support Campus Ministries Text Box: Campus ministry is a vital part of the church’s present and future. Each year our program funding comes from individual and church Text Box: Suggestions for Support Chaplain’s Discretionary Fund any amount helps Canterbury Facilities up to $250,000 Advertising in the Boulder Community $1,000/year Advertising on Campus $1,000/year Christos Lecture/Luncheon $500/lecture Training Event for Peer Ministry $200/Peer Minister Student Retreats $150/student Sunday Dinner $100/dinner
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