Scope and Contents From the Series:

Contains all information about public programs held during the first decade of the chapel.

Does not include Awards or Colloquia/Symposia (see those categories)

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Service designed by Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Contains all information about public programs held during the first decade of the chapel.

Does not include Awards or Colloquia/Symposia (see those categories)

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Contains materials related to public programs during the time period, except for Awards and Colloquia which have separate series.

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Performers are Isabelle Ganz, George Mgrdichian, Rosamund Morley

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Rabbi Moshe Cahana

Abstract Spirit Matters Series "The Path Beyond the Path: Mysticism and the Spiritual Quest for Universal Singularity" Elliot R. Wolfson, Ph.D.Chapel co-founder Dominique de Menil built her life according to the belief that spiritual forces are of consequence in real world affairs. She insisted that a capacity for reverence was essential to successfully advancing justice. And yet, contemporary religious forces often seem to be at odds with human rights concerns. Though the passion for...

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Presented by Marc Ellis, participants in the panel: Rabbi Berry Gelman, United Orthodox Synagogues of Houston, Rabbi Steve Morgan, Congregation Beth Yeshuren, and Rabbi Roy A. Walter, Congregation Emanu El, and moderators: Gregory Kaplan and Anna Smith Fine Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies, Rice University

Abstract Three Religions and One Destiny: Religions for a Better Humanity Imam Yahya Hendi, Dr. Michael Signer, and Reverend John Pawlikowski Tuesday, February 7, 2006 Series: Preserving Spiritual Values in the Face of Religious Differences: A Series of Encounters. Religions are once more becoming a potent force in social policy in many parts of the world, including the United States. But the history of religion's involvement in the social order is very mixed. At times...

Abstract For the month of October, the Rothko Chapel presented contemplative storytelling on the topic of "Difference" in the Jewish tradition, led by Rabbi Dan Gordon of Temple Beth Torah. About the presenter: Rabbi Dan Gordon has been spiritual leader of Temple Beth Torah since 1998. He is involved in many interfaith activities, and has been part of four different interfaith tours overseas (three to Israel and one to Turkey). A chaplain for St. Luke’s Hospital, he teaches Sacred...