UNDERSTANDING OTHERS' WORSHIP" SERIES - SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISM ADDRESSED ON THURSDAY, MARCH 11

The second talk in this year's "Understanding Others' Worship" series will address Seventh-day Adventism on Thursday, March 11, 7:00 - 8:00 pm at the Newburyport Public Library. The speaker will be Pastor Ray Daniel of the Seventh-day Adventist Church of Amesbury.

This series of talks, now in it's third year, is supported by a grant from the City of Newburyport’s "Commission For Diversity and Tolerance", and offered by the Chaplaincy Institute of Maine (ChIME) - Massachusetts Campus (for more information on ChIME see http://www.chimeofmaine.org/).

Other faiths to be addressed in this year's series are Unitarian-Universalism on Thursday, April 8 and Sufism on Thursday, May 13.

ChIME is a two year interfaith wisdom school for the training, inspirational and support of students seeking to deepen their spiritual growth and practice, and/or seeking ordination as interfaith ministers.

These talks are free and the public is welcome. No reservations are needed. Speakers will share about the worship services in their tradition for twenty to thirty minutes, followed by a question and answer period.

For more information, contact Rev. Joel Grossman at 978.363.2063 or joelandsheilag@earthlink.net.



ChIME is an interfaith seminary with programs in Amesbury, MA and Portland, ME. The monthly services, usually the fourth Sunday of each month (call or email Rev. Joel Grossman at 978.363.2063 or joelandsheilag@earthlink.net to confirm dates), draw on prayers and rituals from different faith traditions and spiritual practices around a central theme. To learn more about ChIME go to http://www.chimeofmaine.org/. These services are open to all. Refreshments will be served. For more information contact Rev. Joel at the number or address above.