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Sunday, September 11 Join us for a new “year” of Christian Education for all ages, Children’s Chapel, and all kinds of engaging programs that support our worship life together Kickoff Cookout in The Park 5 p.m. Rehearsal for Junior and Senior Choristers and Preparatory Choir 4 p.m. inside this issue st. lukes episcopal church • 435 peachtree st. ne • atlanta, ga 30308 • 404.873.7600 • www.stlukesatlanta.org A twice monthly newsletter September 1, 2016 Parish News ................................... 2 Opportunities & Announcements ... 3 Calendar ......................................... 4 Birthdays ........................................ 5 Children & Families ....................... 6 Outreach ......................................... 6 Photo Gallery ................................. 7 EYC................................................. 8 This summer my family went camping at Jekyll Island. The kids and I completely unplugged from the world – no iPads, no technology – and we played in the sand, went swimming in the ocean, stared at the horizon, and were “just” together. It was really a restorave me for us. It was the morning of our third day there when I had the realizaon that I had not thought about a single thing for several days. Not a single worry had bubbled up to occupy my mind, I wasn’t thinking about the next thing, the next task, all my “to do’s.” I was just there feet in the sand, face turned up to the sun. And, at night, I slept hard. My mind and my body needed that rest, the chance to completely disengage and recharge. That sort of rest is so vital in nurturing the spirit. We all need me to rest from all our labors, so that we can come back ready to face a new day with its new challenges. I hope that you have had a chance this summer to recharge your body, mind, and spirit AND that you are ready to connue our work together: seeking and serving Christ in all persons, loving our neighbors, and loving ourselves. It is very appar- ent, from the connuing violence this summer to the low level of discourse in the presidenal campaign, that we have a lot of work to do. This fall, we will connue to wrestle with our call as people of faith - to strive for jusce and peace, and to respect the dignity of every human being - in our local and naonal context. This is how we respond to God’s love for us: by seeking to do our part to transform what is broken, what is in error, what is degrading and demoralizing in how we treat one another, and in how our society engages us and our neighbor. This is not work that we can do alone, it is larger than any one of us. But our voices together, our hands together, our incredible minds together can make an amazing difference and trans- form what is broken. Will you seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving your neighbor as yourself? Will you strive for jusce and peace among all people and respect the dignity of every human beings? We will, with God’s help. So, I hope that you have taken some me to rest this summer because we need your energy and engagement. We have work to do!
Transcript of Sunday, September 11 Kickoff Cookout - Cloud Object …s... · 2016-08-27 · This summer my family...
Sunday, September 11Join us for a new “year”
of Christian Education forall ages, Children’s Chapel,and all kinds of engaging
programs that supportour worship life together
KickoffCookoutin The Park
5 p.m.
Rehearsal for Junior and Senior Choristers
and Preparatory Choir4 p.m.
i n s i d e t h i s i s s u e
st. lukes episcopal church • 435 peachtree st. ne • atlanta, ga 30308 • 404.873.7600 • www.stlukesatlanta.org
A twice monthly newsletterSeptember 1, 2016
Parish News ................................... 2Opportunities & Announcements ... 3Calendar ......................................... 4Birthdays ........................................ 5Children & Families ....................... 6Outreach ......................................... 6Photo Gallery ................................. 7EYC................................................. 8
This summer my family went camping at Jekyll Island. The kids and I completely unplugged from the world – no iPads, no technology – and we played in the sand, went swimming in the ocean, stared at the horizon, and were “just” together. It was really a restorative time for us. It was the morning of our third day there when I had the realization that I had not thought about a single thing for several days. Not a single worry had bubbled up to occupy my mind, I wasn’t thinking about the next
thing, the next task, all my “to do’s.” I was just there feet in the sand, face turned up to the sun. And, at night, I slept hard. My mind and my body needed that rest, the chance to completely disengage and recharge. That sort of rest is so vital in nurturing the spirit. We all need time to rest from all our labors, so that we can come back ready to face a new day with its new challenges.
I hope that you have had a chance this summer to recharge your body, mind, and spirit AND that you are ready to continue our work together: seeking and serving Christ in all persons, loving our neighbors, and loving ourselves. It is very appar-ent, from the continuing violence this summer to the low level of discourse in the presidential campaign, that we have a lot of work to do. This fall, we will continue to wrestle with our call as people of faith - to strive for justice and peace, and to respect the dignity of every human being - in our local and national context. This is how we respond to God’s love for us: by seeking to do our part to transform what is broken, what is in error, what is degrading and demoralizing in how we treat one another, and in how our society engages us and our neighbor. This is not work that we can do alone, it is larger than any one of us. But our voices together, our hands together, our incredible minds together can make an amazing difference and trans-form what is broken.
Will you seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving your neighbor as yourself? Will you strive for justice and peace among all people and respect the dignity of every human beings?
We will, with God’s help.
So, I hope that you have taken some time to rest this summer because we need your energy and engagement. We have work to do!
Staff InformationSt. Luke’s Episcopal Church
404-873-7600
RectorThe Rev. Dan Matthews, Jr.
Beth Kraft, Rector’s Executive Assistant404-873-7610 | [email protected]
2016 Vestry
ClergyThe Rev. Elizabeth Shows Caffey
Liturgy and Adult Education404-873-7612 | [email protected]
The Rev. Heather ChaseChildren’s Christian Education/Formation404-873-7622 | [email protected]
The Rev. Lauren R. HolderOutreach and Pastoral Care
404-873-7690 | [email protected]
Staff
Valerie Freer, Receptionist/Admin. Assistant404-873-7600 | [email protected]
Brian Hummel, Manager of Facilities Support404-873-7647 | (c) 404-291-0059
Michelle Jemmott, Manager of Office Admin.404-873-7616 | [email protected]
Colleen Kingston, Assistant for Children’s Music
404-735-1933 | [email protected]
Jean Lamer, Accountant404-873-7617 | [email protected]
David Lowry, Parish Administrator404-873-7663 | [email protected]
Megan Petenbrink, Director ofYouth and Young Adult Ministries
404-873-7633 | [email protected]
Mark Simmons, Director of Stewardship & Membership
404-873-7624 | [email protected]
Dr. Arlan J. Sunnarborg, Director of Music404-873-7620 | [email protected]
Amanda Vaughn, Liturgy Assistant404-873-7614 | [email protected]
Hala Hess White, Director of Communications404-873-7630 | [email protected]
Kate Kennedy - Sr. Warden
Mignon Crawford, Treasurer Cap Putt, Finance Chair
Robert Long, IV, Chancellor
Debbie BachmannArdith BarrowRussell CurreyHal DanielScott Inman
Phil LamsonSue McAvoyBecky MickBrian OpsahlSusanna Roberts
Greg Vaughn - Jr. Warden
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Welcome to the newly BaptizedMcKay Carrère Johnson
Amelia Vivian KriseBlake Lewis Ammons Young
Thanks to all who pitched in at the Sandwich Build for Crossroads!
St. Luke’s at the Interfaith Build
Dearest Mo. Lauren,
Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to be a part of such generous organization asHabitat for Humanity. I’ve been volunteering at different places sin ce I was ten years old. My first volunteer job was as a T.A. at a kindergarten in Los Angeles when I first arrived in the US and could not speak a word of English. My last volunteer job was at Egleston-Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta where again I helped in a schoolroom for a year before being transferred to rock newborns in the NICU. I stayed there for about five years.
Ever since I heard about Habitat for Humanity, I had the urge to be a part of it but never had. I don’t have much construction experience but I have the muscle and passion to help others in need and that’s the motivation to drive a volunteer. Building this house was an amazing experience from beginning to end. I loved it so much and I want to go back to help complete this particular house, which is only five more Sundays. I was very surprised to hear that a house is built in only seven working days.
I was assigned to install the roof, it was very hot and I was exhausted at the end of the day but felt rewarded. Lunch was cooked by a woman from Somalia and was delicious. I met the future homeowners and took a picture with them to share with you. I spoke to Audrey, another volunteer, who shared with me that the coolest thing was that everyone got to write prayers or positive words on the materials before they got sent to the construction site.
In Him,Mario Bazán
Mario was one of five volunteers from St. Luke’s on our first Sunday helping.
Annual Parish Retreat at Kanuga registration has begun for this year's week-end away with the St. Luke's family! We have early bird or first timers' discounts. You can register and pay (with credit or debit card) online. Just go to the St. Luke’s homepage (StLukesAtlanta.org) and look for the Sign Up tab. The deadline to regis-ter without discounts is Monday, October 17. The retreat is November 18-20.
C O M E P L A Y i n t h e D I R T
D I G D A Y
Saturday, September 24 - 9-11 amno experience needed!
And plan to return that evening for
T h e H a r v e s t F e s t i v a l D i n n e r6:30 p.m. | RSVP online | $5
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M a s s on the Grass Sunday, Sept 4 - 10 a.m.
The Park at St . Luke’s
Stay after worship for our annualPOTLUCK P ICNIC
The church and Clyde team up to provide fried chicken for the picnic. PLEASE bring a
side dish or dessert to share.
Announcements & Opportunities
Rally Day Adult Education Sept. 11 | 10:15 a.m. | Parish Hall
Engaging People Who Are HomelessCome meet and learn a thing or two from
the new executive director of Crossroads. Tonywill speak not just about his new role but about how
we learn to be with people who are homeless.
Part II of this discussion will be Sept. 18
Ministry Spotlight: OutreachSunday, September 25
In September, we’re filling the baskets with gently used home
decorating items for Wellspring Thrift Stores.
Proceeds from the store support programs for survivors of sexual abuse and exploitation. Please
place your donations in the Outreach Baskets in the
Narthex or Reception Area.
Friday, September 9 at 7 p.m.This month we're screening the first film in the Apu Trilogy, Pather Panchali (1955). The Apu Trilogy brought India into the golden age of international art-house film, following one indelible character, a free-spirited child in rural Bengal who matures into an adoles-
cent urban student and finally a sensitive man of the world. This first film is a depiction of rural Bengali life in a style inspired by Italian neorealism. This naturalistic but poetic evocation of a number of years in the life of a family introduces us to both little Apu and, just as essentially, the women who will help shape him. Faith and Film is a monthly opportunity for St. Luke’s adults to share a movie, snacks, fellowship, and a lively discussion of issues of faith raised by the film. Those who attend bring a snack to share and a beverage. All St. Luke’s adults are welcome. For location, contact Donna Church (404-522-3889 | [email protected]).
ST. ARNOLD’S GUILD meets Thursday, September 15 at 7:30 p.m. at Twain’s (211 E Trinity Pl, Decatur). St. Arnold’s is a group of young adults who meet monthly for conversation over some of Atlanta’s best beer offerings. Join us! Questions? Con-tact Megan Petenbrink (404-873-7633 | [email protected]) or Jimmy Satterwhite ([email protected]).
ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL resumes on Wednesday, Sep-tember 7 at 7:20 p.m. in the Choir Room.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VESTRY are sought by the Nominating Committee which is charged with putting together a slate of four nominees. Kate Kennedy is the committee chair. Members of the committee include: Ann Cramer, David Gillon, Jackson Kane, Jeff Muscarella Melba Hughes and John Zintak. If you have a suggestion please speak with Kate or another mem-ber of the committee.
ST. LUKE’S GAP is a new “catch-all” fellow-ship group that invites everyone to enjoy time together. If you would like more time than just the Peace to get to know other parishioners; if you enjoy doing fun things with fun people; and, if you enjoy eating and drinking, GAP is for you. Here’s what we’ve got planned this fall:
• Lantern Parade on the Beltline | Saturday, Sept. 10• Sunday in the Park at Oakland Cemetery | Sunday, Oct. 2• FriendsGiving Day Potluck at Mignon’s | Friday, Nov. 11
Look for details online: StLukesAtlanta.org/GAP Questions? Contact Mignon (678-814-8166 | [email protected]).
BIBLIODRAMA @ TACC Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 |6– 8 p.m.Bibliodrama is an empowering participant oriented approach to doing theology. It is an interactive method of Bible study, which includes creativity, body work, mindfulness, voice and role play. Bibliodrama connects scripture reading with the wisdom and life experiences of the participants. For more information or to register, please contact TACC at 404-876-6266,ext. 1 or [email protected].
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PRParkins Room
SLR
St. Luke Room
LI
Library BT
Bell Tower
HRHamilton
Room
CHChurch
WCWilmer Chapel
PHParish Hall
CRChoir Room
GGarden
OSOffsite
NNursery
RSRector ’s
Study
CCMCrossroads
Kitchen
SUNDAY, SEPT. 11| RALLY DAY 8 a.m.|Holy Eucharist, Rite I8:40 a.m.| The Nursery opens9 a.m.|Children’s Chapel|WC9 a.m.|Holy Eucharist, Rite II 10:15 a.m.|Christian Ed for all ages11:15 a.m.|Holy Eucharist, Rite II12:15 p.m.|Coffee Hour|PH12:30 p.m.|Evangelism Committee|HR3:30 p.m.|Childcare|Nursery4 p.m.|Jr. Choristers Rehearsal|CR4 p.m.|Senior Choristers Rehearsal|CR4 p.m.|Preparatory Choir Rehearsal|Room 1074 p.m.|Bridge Builders|LI5 p.m.|Sunday 2.0 Cookout|The Park5 p.m.|EYC Games on the Lawn|The Park
MONDAY, SEPT. 12 9:30 a.m.|Tellers|PR12:30 p.m.|Tai Chi Class|SLR4:30 p.m.|Finance Committee|PR6 p.m.|Executive Committee|RS6:30 p.m.|EfM|LI
TUESDAY, SEPT. 13 8 a.m.|Standing Together Steering Committee|Room 2019 a.m.|EfM|LI9:30 a.m.|Staff Meeting|PR10 a.m.|CCG Staff|Room 20110:30 a.m.|Clergy Meeting|RS12 p.m.|Women’s Cancer Support Group|LI1 p.m.|Evangelism Steering Committee|SLR2 p.m.|Communities in Schools|PR3 p.m.|Continuum of Care|HR
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14 Deadline for Oct. 1 edition of The Shepherd’s Voice 10:15 a.m.|Dream Group|LI11 a.m.|Bible Study|PR7:20 p.m.|Adult Choir Rehearsal|CR
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1510 a.m.|Staff Weekend Update|PR12 p.m.|Grief Support Group|LI5:30 p.m.|Lovett School Community Service|Room 2037 p.m.|Tower Bells Rehearsal|BT7 p.m.|Union of Black Episcopalians|LI7:30 p.m.|St. Arnold’s Guild|OS7:30 p.m.|Atlanta Women’s Chorus Rehearsal|PH
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1 10 a.m.|Staff Weekend Update|PR12 p.m.|Staff Lunch|HR7 p.m.|Tower Bells Rehearsal|BT7:30 p.m.|Atlanta Women’s Chorus Rehearsal|PH
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 9 a.m.|Flower Guild|CH
SUNDAY, SEPT. 4 8 a.m.|Holy Eucharist, Rite I9:30 a.m. Nursery opens10 a.m.|Mass on the Grass|The Park11:15 a.m.|Picnic|The Park
MONDAY, SEPT. 5 Church Offices Closed for Labor Day
TUESDAY, SEPT. 6 9 a.m.|EfM|LI9:30 a.m.|Staff Meeting|PR9:30 a.m.|Tellers|Room 20510:30 a.m.|Clergy|RS4 p.m.|Property Committee|HR
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7 9:30 a.m.|Atlanta Housing Forum|PH9:30 a.m.|Shepherd’s Voice Mail Prep|Room 20110:15 a.m.|Dream Group|LI12 p.m.|Atlanta Housing Forum Lunch|SLR7:20 p.m.|Adult Choir Rehearsal|CR9 p.m.|Adult Choir Social|HR
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 10 a.m.|Staff Weekend Update|PR7 p.m.|Tower Bells Rehearsal|BT7:30 p.m.|Atlanta Women’s Chorus Rehearsal|PH7:30 p.m.|Sojourners: Chihuly in the Garden|OS
FR IDAY, SEPT. 9 7 p.m.|Faith & Film|OS
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 9 a.m.|Flower Guild||CH9 a.m.|Delta Kappa Gamma|SLR
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From time to time, St. Luke’s publishes names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and photos of church members in the church bulletin, newsletter, directory and other church communications. As a policy, we will not use names with photos of children.
If you do not want us to use your infor-mation in communications, please email David Lowry, Parish Administrator at:
1Eleanor ChinRalph MorrisonJanice TurnerConnie LernerSarah Townsend2 Rebie BenedictRandy Young Kerry TraubertWade MorrisHenry Smalley3 Sue SherrillBeth McDonald Keith Peters Polly BowmanEric RiddellEli Etue 4 Carroll GriffinBrian Iruka5 Eugene IrukaHeather EwingHeyward FougerousseKate Boyer Grayson Rogers Blakely Boyer6Marianne HitchcockLyn BarnettJeronia BlueCarter Elliott Mimi Bean David RectorRobert Ledford 7 Ron Osborne Jim Nettles Kim Ledford Victoria Fahmmanesh
Tatum VaccaroJack MartyEliza Morris 8 Leigh RecordCappy Harmon Amy MacklinWilma BeatyEarle TurnerLiam WebberVincent Byrd9Blake Wood Alex Johnson Nnenna Odihe10 Joe MasseyMarian BrannenRocky MerrittChiedu MbeledoguTrenton TunnellMelissa DevereauxKrista RussellAndy Gaillard Sophia Troy11 Joan KellerPatty CurtisMayla ThomScott RiddellCooper Pettway Dorsey Thompson 12 Mary JamesLiz KustinLaura HopkinsPage Fougerousse 13 Larry Pinson Susan EvinsAnn Cramer Ginger McMichael
Charlie Vaughan Kerry QuinnValerie Stevens-Scott14 Wayne VasonBill BollingMark ScofieldSharon YoungMary Beth GabrielVicki Gowin Alex MoneyKatie Vason Katie Earles Ellie Ptacek 15 Nancy BeaneDianne O’DonnellDavis Miller Pat Thom 16 Carter MorrisKennon HinesPaige Gaillard Drew Beaty17 Frank BullardKeith Carpenter Jennifer Frith KnappJackson RaittCoen Shealy18 Marion BunchGeorge MillerElizabeth MeagherBeth Ventura19 Crawford SitesMaurice ColeCharlie BenedictThomas FowlkesTravis Raitt Willie Milnor
Caitlyn MurphyWilla SilvisArthur Paul20 Liz Chadwick Elise HarrisKenny Budd DeLille AnthonyTory Winn Stephen MaggedKatherine AnthonyLivia Bolster21 Bill Kelly Steve StephensMark AnthonyBlakeney Sewell22 Candie HowardLisa Turner Elisabeth JohnsonAnne SlickNgozichukwuka NwizuNgozika NwizuRiley Turner23 Melita EastersStephanie Jones24 Iris DealJulia SamsSharon JohnsonColleen KingstonMax McGhee25 Toni CoombsJohn NunneleyDwight GunterSeth Moody
September Birthdays
26 Audry LeechKemp MooneyBrian OpsahlAndrew GuthrieGavin RaittMax Marty 27Ken Cribbs Elizabeth Troy28 Bob Simmermon Knox PorterAmanda WagnerTaylor Hollis Thomas KreppBobby Gaillard Davis Kennedy29 Carolle PerkinsMarcia DavisEmerson FranklinLiam DaughertyWill D’Antignac 30 Elizabeth RubenoffLessie CaveDanielle ClarkShana BassettEbuka Nwizu
We celebrate the lives that make up the community of St. Luke’s Church.
Deaths
Geneva Berry Clifton Apollo Kennedyson of Erin Kennedy
and grandson ofMeg McCallum
Harrison Luke Hannan son of Amy and Larry
Hannan
Children’s & Families Ministries
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Ready for Sunday School,Children’s Chapel and Sunday 2.0?
Only one more week! September 11 is our first day back!
Online registration beginsSeptember 11
Please make sure to give your child’s teachers your email address on the first day of Sunday School so we can send you Children and Families email updates with news about new programs for fam-ilies with elementary-age kids. Programs like: Movie Night on Oct. 22 - theyouth will supervise activities for the kids while the parents get a night out!
There is a lot going on this Fall for families, including a return of the very popular Make-ahead Meal workshop on October 23 duringSunday 2.0 and the all-new Couples Class (Sept. 25 and Oct. 1 during 2.0 and sponsored by POLO).
DON’T MISS OUT – give us your email and help us communicate with you!
We are looking for volunteers to help with three leadership teams this fall.
Most work will be done online, with maybe 1-3 meetings to attend. Talk to Heather and get involved!!
You do not need to have a child in the program to help out!
Secrets of the Tower Lock-In
TeamEvent is
January 27-28
Annual Parish Retreat Kids
Programming Team
Event isNovember 19
Vacation Bible School
TeamEvent is
June 12-16
THANKS FROM MAC
To our friends at St Luke’s:
We wanted to extend our heartfelt thanks for all your support with the Summer Spirit Food Drive for Midtown As-sistance Center (MAC). The response we received from your church was overwhelming, and the food is certainly needed these summer months. As some may know, food pantries across the nation struggle to keep food on their shelves in the summer months. Each summer we have to decide which fami-ly gets the last box of cereal, or the last jar of peanut butter. Thanks to YOUR help, we did not have to make that decision this year. Your donations helped well over a hundred individu-als from going hungry this summer.
Thirty years ago, St Luke’s joined four other congregations to establish the Midtown Assistance Center, an interfaith non-profit committed to helping Atlanta’s working poor. We are so thankful St. Luke’s is with us to this day.
For more information about MAC or to learn more on how to get involved, visit our website at www.midtownassistan-cectr.org or follow our Facebook page. We are so grateful.
Thank you, thank you, and God Bless,Rebecca Richard, PartnershipsMidtown Assistance Center
The Beloved Community: Commission for Dismantling Racism
Diocese of Atlanta In response to emerging civil rights movements and the ongoing racial unrest throughout America,
Invites you to
A TWO - PART FORUM
Racism and Episcopalians’ Christian Responsibility
Part One – August 30 – 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church 805 Mount Vernon Hwy NW- Atlanta, 30327
Part Two – September 13 – 7p.m. - 9 p.m.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 306 Peyton Rd. SW - Atlanta - 30311
A diverse panel of clergy and laity will consider the questions: Where is the Holy Spirit guiding us in relationship to the current Civil Rights Movement? How will the Movement remember Episcopalians in the Diocese of Atlanta during this
historic period of American history? How are we active, visible and engaged in dismantling racism in our communities? What does the Black Lives Matter Movement mean to Episcopalians in the Diocese of
Atlanta? Attendees are asked to participate in both forums. Forums will be closed with the celebration of Holy Eucharist. For information contact Catherine Meeks at [email protected]
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Parents of Little Ones - Back to School Party
Meanwhile, up the road a ways ... EYC Welcomes Megan
“Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, St. Luke’s welcomes you.”
Pastoral Crisis or Concerns?Call Beth Elliott Kraft at 404-873-7610, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., weekdays: X To connect with our Pastoral Care staff for such things as illness, hospitalization, miscarriage, divorce, unemployment;X To add a name to our parish prayer list or;X To have someone placed on the St. Luke’s Intercessory Prayer list to be prayed for daily.
After-hours & on weekends, call the church at 404-873-7600 to get the name and number of the priest on call.
May God bless you and comfort you in your difficult times as well as your joyful ones.
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To Submit Articles
E-mail Hala Hess White [email protected]
or call 404-873-7630 to submit articles.
Deadline for the September 15
issue is: Tuesday, Aug. 30
by noon.
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BRYAN STEVENSON
at St. Luke's
Sept. 29 - 7 p.m.
Mr. Stevenson, is the Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) in Montgomery, Alabama, and professor of law at the New York University Law School. He was a gifted young attorney when he founded the EJI, a legal practice dedicated to defending the poor, the wrongly condemned and those trapped in the furthest reachesof our criminal justice system.
Bryan Stevenson is America’s young Nelson Mandela, a
brilliant lawyer fighting with courageand conviction to guarantee justice for all.”
Desmond Tutu
This event, sponsored by the Commission for Dismantling Racism, is made possible by the generous
support of the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Greater Atlanta Community Foundation.
