The Park Ave family will host a cook-out in the courtyard of  student housing at the Harding University Graduate School of Religion at 1000 Cherry Road.  The cook-out will be Saturday, August 14th beginning at 5:30 PM.

Dr. Lee Camp will present the West Lectures on  the campus of the Harding University Graduate School of Religion,  on Thursday, October 29th, at 7:00 PM.  This series is presented by the student association of HUGSR, and it honors the work of the school’s founding dean.  It brings thinkers from within the Restoration Movement to speak on academic subjects.

7:00 Lecture:  Western Liberalism as the Anti-Community, An Assessment of a Muslim Critique (Talad Asad)

8:00 Lecture:  Western Liberalism as the Anti-Community, An Assessment of a Christian Critique (William T. Cavanaugh)

The Associated Women for Harding will host their annual Soup & Chili Supper and Pie Auction on Saturday, October 24, at 9:00 PM at the White Station Church of Christ.  Proceeds go to provide scholarships for students at Harding University Graduate School of Religion.  Tickets are $10 per person and will be available at the door, or see Brenda Curtis for tickets.

Dr. James Hoffmeier, Professor of Archaeology at Trinity International University, will speak at Harding University Graduate School of Religion on Thursday, October 15, at 7:00 PM.  He will be presenting an illustrated lecture entitled, “The Exodus from Egypt in Light of Recent Archaeology Work in Sinai.” This is free to the public, and it will be held in the Hospitality Room on the campus of HUGSR.

3:30 PM – Frisbee game
5:15 PM – Park members for setup
5:30 PM – Guests

For some reason, we didn’t get this posted on the site (until now).  From Mike White, via email:

The cook-out for incoming Harding students will be this Saturday, August 22nd.  There is a frisbee game at 3:30 PM with a meal at 5:30 PM.  Flyers have been distributed to the students and once again they anticipate this annual event.

Plan on coming and meeting the new students and welcoming them to Memphis.  The cook-out will be in the courtyard of the student apartments at 1000 Cherry Road.

If you would like to offer your assistance, you can contact Joseph and Laura Kelly through this email or by calling them at (610) 937-5830.

And from Joseph Kelly via email:

For the HUGSR cookout this weekend we could use volunteers for the following items:

• 2-3 Crock pots of baked beans
• Deserts
• Ice Tea or Lemonade
• Baked goods for goody baskets (Amish “Friendship” Bread would be great. Contact me if you need a starter)

If you are willing to bring any of these items, please email me at joseph.r.kelly@gmail.com and let me know what you can bring. I want to make sure that we don’t end up with 15 crock pots of baked beans.

Thanks for your help. Laura and I appreciated the event last year. I am sure that the students will appreciate it this year as well!

jk

Another update from Joseph:

You may bring your baked goodies to the church building on Friday. Vivian Ryan will be at the building at 5:30pm putting together the baskets and dividing the baked goods up. There will be 11 baskets, but if there are enough baked goods, we will share them with all the HUGSR students.

If you want to provide baked goodies but won’t have time until Saturday to do some baking, feel free to add your goodies to the bags when you arrive on Saturday. It might be best to show up just a few minutes early (5:15).

So far I have volunteers for:

• 1 crock pot of baked beans
• 2 desserts
• 2 “I will do whatever doesn’t get volunteered for”

If you plan to bring something, let me know by sending me a quick note. joseph.r.kelly@gmail.com

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