Saint Johns Reading -July 1 Linden Waldorf School /Trinity Presbyterian Church 3201 Hillsboro Pike Nashville TN 37215
One of the seven Christian festivals described by Steiner is the St John festival. He calls it a festival of the
future and is comprised of the weeks before and after the summer solstice which occurred this past week. We will observe this season with a St John’s reading at our next meeting. Please join us reading for lecture 4 in The Four Seasons and the Archangels by Steiner.
Rising Sun Paul Klee from the Sophia foundation
Christian Community Affiliate Weekend With Rev Emma Heirman Friday March 7th Saturday March 8th
Please save the date !!!
We look forward to Rev Emma Heirmans’ visit the second weekend of March…Friday night the 7th and Saturday morning the 8th.
Friday evening
7-8:30 PM Conversation
Saturday morning
9:30 AM…Children’s story time
10:30…Act of the Consecration of the Human Being
11:30…. Conversation Circle
12 Noon…light lunch and a celebration of Emma’s three years serving the Nashville congregation and now her new position as director of the Seminary of the CC of North America.
Stages of Wisdom Re-Uniting Reason and Revelation
Now Including a Preview Party – February 7th
Join us for a social gathering with the presenters after dinner 6:30-8:00
Tickets $150.00
Scholarship Assistance Available or For More information contact Amtn@gmx.us
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Presenters
Spencer Klavan, PhD, graduate of Yale and Oxford is a scholar of ancient Greek literature, an avid proponent of Owen Barfield and CS Lewis, and the author of How to Save the West: Ancient Wisdom for 5 Modern Crises and Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith. The host of the Young Heretics podcast and associate editor of the Claremont Review of Books, he has written for The Atlantic, the Los Angeles Times, City Journal, Newsweek, The Federalist, The American Mind, and The Daily Wire. He lives near Nashville.
Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith https://a.co/d/bhGoIjv
Glen Williamson and Lauri Portocarrero -Crafted from actual events and discourse, Fire in the Temple dramatizes the last days of teacher and clairvoyant Rudolf Steiner and brings to the stage the people who surrounded him. Ancient memories and faithful friendships persist, as Dr. Steiner works to waken people to hidden realities. His pupils struggle to grasp their task, but religious and political enemies oppose him. Two extraordinary women, his wife Marie Steiner von Sivers and physician Dr. Ita Wegman, are among those who stood by him until the very day of his death – and beyond. Their personal conflicts, hopes and sorrows are sensitively portrayed in this rigorously researched drama. http://AnthroposTheater.com
Lodging With Scarritt Bennett
The sleeping room pricing starts at $80.00 (plus taxes and required county fees) for a twin bedroom that shares a restroom with the adjoining twin bed guestroom.
Different Sleep rooms have various information All the rooms in the Gibson Building have a TV/mini fridge, coffee maker and Microwave. In the other buildings, every OTHER room has those amenities. (Meaning every other room would not have those amenities)
Other overnight room options to include full-sized beds, queen-sized beds as well as a few private rooms. Please call for more information. The pricing for those rooms would be additional. Let the representative know at the time of booking if you need a 1st floor room. We do not have elevators in the overnight buildings.
Please have guests call 615-340-7469 (SBC Welcome Center) to make overnight reservations.
Use Anthroposophy 2025 for the room request
Guest Services Office/Welcome Center is open 8am -9pm daily for reservations.
Other Lodging is available in the local area
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