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Spring 2007 Conference |
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| The 10th Annual Spring Student Conference Co-sponsored by the Paideia College Society and the DBU Honors Program February 23-24, 2007 |
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2007 Paideia College Society Student Conference Announcement and Call for Papers! Keynote Speaker:
Special Guest Artist
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Pictures from the recent 10th Anniversary Paideia College Society Student Conference, February 23
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Brooks Williams in Concert at the Paideia College Society Student Confernece, Feb 23! |
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Dr David Naugle, Singer/song writer |
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Paideia College Society Conference Group Picture
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DBU/Paideia College Society Students Hang Out with Jon Foreman, lead singer and frontman of the band, Switchfoot: |
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Steven Garber has a classroom among many people in many places. Known as “a public teacher,” at the heart of his own calling is the longing that people understand the integral character of faith, vocation, and culture. He directs The Washington Institute, which has as its core conviction that the church and society are renewed as a richer, truer vision of calling is taught and practiced. The author of The Fabric of Faithfulness: Weaving Together Belief and Behavior. A Senior Fellow for the C.S. Lewis Institute, he was a contributor to the volumes, Faith Goes to Work: Reflections From the Marketplace and Get Up Off Your Knees: Preaching the U2 Catalogue, as well as to the Mars Hill Audio journal, Tacit Knowing, Truthful Knowing: The Life and Work of Michael Polanyi. A native of the great valleys of Colorado and California, he is married to Meg and with their children lives in Virginia where they are members of The Falls Church.
Brooks Williams is a stunning blues-soaked, rhythmic, and soulful guitarist. His musical vision spans continents and genres � blues, slide, swingin� jazz, fingerstyle � and manifests itself in a hybrid of funky chords, walking bass lines, and fiery leads. With influences as diverse as John Fahey, Michael Bloomfield, and Joseph Spence, it is pleasantly difficult to pin Williams down. He�s a guitarist, a songwriter, and an interpreter.
