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The John Newton Center seeks to encourage Christian thinking
and worldview formation, faithful living, and the application
of biblical theology to all of life."
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Presently, the Board of the John Newton Center is re-evaluating
programs for 2008. At this time there will be no scheduled events to
include lectures, seminars, and
discussion groups. We expect that the Board will announce its plans
within the
next few weeks. We appreciate your support and donations in order to
continue the ministry of the JNC and to provide for quality
programs.
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LECTURE SERIES
TO BE ANNOUNCED
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Past Lectures
►See
some scenes from the
October
27th, 2007
International Human Trafficking &
Enslavement Symposium
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VOCATION, CALLING, WORK, ETHICS, LEISURE DISCUSSION (biweekly)
 What:
We are continuing this rich lesson/discussion led by Robert Stout.
Bob has put a lot of work into this series, so bring a friend and be
challenged together. All are welcome!
When:
Will be announced in the New Year.
Where:
The JNC (201 S. College St., Carlisle)
Contact:
Robert Stout
stout@syntec.carlisle.com.
Mr. Stout is Vice President of Carlisle Syntec, Inc. Reference book:
Beyond Integrity by Scott Rae & Kenneth Wong, Zondervan,
2004.
Subjects
remaining
(dates announced at each meeting):
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Lesson 6 ~
Calling traps - conceit, envy and greed
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Lesson 7 ~
Work: Blessing, curse or both?
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Lesson 8 ~
Historical perspectives on work and the church's
response,
Distortions of work: workaholics and sluggards
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Lesson 9/10 ~
Work in the Spirit: A Christian Work Ethic, Making Much of Christ
from
8-5, As Unto the Lord: Excellence,
truth, diligence and generosity
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Lesson 11 ~
Historical perspectives on leisure and the church's response
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Lesson 12 ~
Richly all things to enjoy: A Christian Play Ethic
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Lesson 13 ~
Living all of Life before the Audience of One
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To
keep updated and for materials, see
http://vocationisdynamic.blogspot.com/
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THE CHRISTIAN LEGAL SOCIETY (PENN STATE DICKINSON SCHOOL OF LAW)
(biweekly)
 What:
Fellowship with discussion of faith and theology and their place in
the life of the law student/lawyer.
When:
Bi-Weekly, starting Monday at 7:00 pm
Where: The JNC (201 S. College St., Carlisle)
Contact: Nathan Harvill, email:
nharvill@gmail.com, tel:
918-408-7472
Nathan is a Law School student and the President of the Christian
Legal Society at the Law
School.
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 JNC
Theological Resources, Prayer, and Fellowship
The JNC welcomes
anyone with theological questions, life-questions, and the need for
prayer and Christian fellowship. We believe that the gospel of
Christ addresses all the contingencies of life, and thus we
encourage questions and free discussion wherein there is no
condemnation. Indeed, we believe that all of the issues of
life are important, since God is Creator and Redeemer, and
redemption is not just about the soul but about all of life
which is lived horizontally into eternity. In other words, what we
are becoming is what we will be forever, thus even
our relationships are becoming what they will be forever. Such a
perspective has profound consequences in how we treat our neighbor
and how we must strive to love as God loves.
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 NEWTON CENTER MUSICAL EVENTS
Occasional dates and times will be posted.
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Newton
Center Soirees
201 South College Street, Carlisle
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Newton Center Workshops
201 South College Street, Carlisle
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Newton Center Music Nights
201 South College Street, Carlisle
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Read
what other students say about The
Newton Center.
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Learn about The John Newton Center
2007 Study Tour
(pdf)
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The
John Newton Center
Statement of
Faith
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 School Non-Affiliation Statement
The use of any local educational institution name or hyperlink
within the John Newton Center website does not (and is not intended
to) imply any formal affiliation between the John Newton Center and
such school or schools or university or universities (public or
private). The use
of any name on the John Newton Center website is only intended to
assist users to easily locate the websites of other organizations
which we believe may be of interest to them, or for informational
purposes concerning personal affiliations John Newton Center
associates may have, such as when they are alumni, faculty, or
students of other institutions as stated.
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Copyright
2003, The John Newton Intl. Center for Christian Studies
Modified: 1-8-08
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