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Upcoming Events:

• PASADENA AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

  Desert Forum Speaker Series: Dr. Carolyn Gordon
  February 24   11:30 a.m.
  Fuller professor Carolyn Gordon will speak on "The Imagination of God" in Palm Desert, California. Details to come
  
  Desert Forum Speaker Series: Dr. Todd Johnson
  March 9   11:30 a.m.
  "Who Fired the First Shot in the Worship Wars?" will be the topic of this talk by professor Todd Johnson in Palm Desert, California. Details to come
   
  Spring Missiology Panel Discussion
  April 18   3:00-4:30 p.m.
  Save the date for this discussion sponsored by the Center for Missiological Research. Details to come 

  Doctor of Missiology/Doctor of Intercultural Studies Program
  For in-service leaders looking to pursue doctoral work to address a specific issue within their context, the DMiss program is open for application for several cohorts starting in 2012.

  Check Fuller's events calendar for more upcoming events for alumni and the larger community. 

• REGIONAL CAMPUSES
  • Fuller Colorado
    Dr. Mouw in Colorado Springs
    February 25
    In this appetizer and dessert for alumni, Dr. Mouw will speak on the topic "Evangelicals and the 2012 Election: Practicing Convicted Civility in the Political Arena." RSVP by February 21 
• ACROSS THE U.S. AND AROUND THE WORLD

  Dr. Mouw in San Francisco
  February 27
  Dr. Mouw will give an evening talk at City Church San Francisco. Details to come 

  Tour the Reformation Lands
  July 6-17, 2012
  You are invited to join Fuller faculty members and fellow alumni for this 11-day tour of the Reformation sights of Germany and Switzerland, with Professor of Preaching Clay Schmit and Professor of Theology and Art Bill Dyrness as our guides. Sponsored by the Office for Alumni and Church Relations and the Brehm Center for Worship, Theology, and the Arts.