Upcoming Events

Andrews University
8525 University Blvd Campus Center
Berrien Springs, MI 49104-0300

For more information call (269) 471-6686 or visit www.andrews.edu

  • Wednesday, February 2, 2011: 10:30 a.m., Chapel Speaker at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California.

Westmont College
955 La Paz Road
Santa Barbara, CA 93108

For more information call: 805-565-7025 or visit www.westmont.edu

King College
1350 King College Road
Bristol, TN 37620

For more information, call 423.652.4156 or visit King College

PAST EVENTS:

Dominican University’s Siena Center will present a lecture titled “Finding Sacred Space in Cyberspace” by Cathleen Falsani, award-winning religion columnist and contributing editor at Sojourners Magazine . The lecture will be held Wednesday, September 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Priory Campus Auditorium, 7200 W. Division Street, River Forest.

Falsani will discuss the spiritual nourishment she has received from her involvement with a shared message board on Facebook. She initially signed up for a Facebook account out of curiosity, but after the death of a college friend, 20 fellow alumni joined a common thread on Facebook where they shared their lives, hopes, fears, struggles and joys together. Her story of how this experience enlivened her faith is shared in her latest book, The Thread: Faith, Friendship and Facebook

Dominican University

Priory Campus Auditorium

4200 W. Division Street

River Forest, IL 60305

call (708) 714-9105 or visit www.siena.dom.edu for more information

ADMISSION: $10


I’ll be speaking about my book Sin Boldly: A Field Guide for Grace and how we encounter God in powerful and surprising ways often in the most unexpected places.

First Presbyterian of Arlington Heights

302 Dutton Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

For details, call 847-255-5900 or visit First Presbyterian of Arlington Heights

Comments
  1. Dear Ms. Fulsani,
    I can’t ever remember being so compelled to contact a writer after reading her work. I have just finished, “Sin Boldly,” which I have been reading (and savoring) a chapter at a time during my morning devotional time. All I have to say is “thank you” for not only writing about grace, but being grace. Your stories and your voice spoke into my heart in a number of ways bringing both holy laughter and tears. Again, thank you for allowing the fresh air of the Father’s grace to breathe through your writing.
    Peace,
    Wolfeman

  2. wolfy Ghalkhani says:

    I read your writings. if you are going to write then at least telll the truth. Your knowledge of Islamic history, its ideology and laws is very poor. Keep in mind that proper research and good critical thinking skills go hand in hand. You lack both.

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