News
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Choosing to Live in Community Means Taking a Risk
By Eric Sandhusen Exciting times! It’s been quite a ride since returning for the opening of the new program year! There are so many challenges and opportunities to get hold […]
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You’re Invited to a Tour of Historic Doylestown in Bucks County
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Join Society Leader Curt Collier, members, and non-member friends of our Society as we tour the Mercer Museum, Fonthill Castle, the Moravian Pottery and TileWorks, and either the James A. Michener […]
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Sunday School Tends its Flourishing Pollinator Garden
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By Susan Lesh This fall our Sunday School, the Family & Friends Circle, is tending its flourishing pollinator garden. Last spring the Family & Friends Circle helped to create a […]
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Civil Rights Tour Evokes Sadness and Inspires Determination
By Ken Karp Eight Society members and a nonmember celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act by touring historic sites in Atlanta, Georgia, and Montgomery and Tuskegee, Alabama, […]
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Our New Project Will Explore the Question: Is America an Ethical Nation?
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By Curt Collier This fall, I was offered an adjunct faculty teaching position at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck. It’s been a while since I last taught in a formal […]
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Be Part of Our Lifelong Learning Initiative
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Teach a class, share your skills, or lead an enriching experience to deepen our connections and be part of our new lifelong learning initiative.Read More
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Looking Forward: Society and Community
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As our Society undergoes change, it will thrive to the extent we recognize the mutual enrichment provided by our Society and the wider community, says President Eric Sandhusen in this column.Read More
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What Decisions Can We Make in the Face of Atrocities?
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How do we discern an ethical path in the face of horrifying violence and suffering, when the idea of standing by feels unethical? Society Leader Curt Collier provides answers in this column.Read More
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Give Children Many Opportunities to Practice Ethical Behavior
The environments we cultivate for our children play a crucial role in their ability to make good, ethical decisions, says Leader Curt Collier in this column.Read More
Recent Articles
- Choosing to Live in Community Means Taking a Risk
- You’re Invited to a Tour of Historic Doylestown in Bucks County
- Sunday School Tends its Flourishing Pollinator Garden
- Civil Rights Tour Evokes Sadness and Inspires Determination
- Our New Project Will Explore the Question: Is America an Ethical Nation?