Please join Matthew Fox, Tom Stang, and the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur for a commemoration and rededication to the Legacy of Sister Dorothy Stang.

SNDdeN Cunningham Chapel, Notre Dame de Namur University, Belmont CA
Saturday, February 11 2:00-400pm PT
For More Information & Livestream Link, email: Bvaughn@ndnu.edu

Join Matthew Fox and others in Rupert Sheldrake’s 80th Birthday Celebration: A Scientific and Spiritual Pilgrimage, taking place in London and virtually around the world.

Friday, July 8, 9:30am-8:00pm BST (GMT/UTC+1)

https://scientificandmedical.net/events/rupert-sheldrake-80th-birthday-celebration/

Matthew Fox speaks at the International Association of Sufism (IAS) online event as they present their 2021 Humanitarian Award to: Diane Cirincione-Jampolsky, Ph.D., the Founder and Executive Director of Attitudinal Healing International; Kokomon Clottey and Aeeshah Clottey, the Co-Founders of Attitudinal Healing Connection. The award will also be awarded posthumously to: Jerry Jampolsky, M.D., the Founder of Attitudinal Healing.

Saturday, October 23, 1:00-2:30 pm PT (GMT/UTC-7).

Cost to attend: sliding scale $35/$15. Deadline for registration is: Wed. Oct. 20. Register HERE.

Matthew Fox takes part in concelebrating the Oberlin College Multifaith Baccalaureate Celebration with music, blessings, and reflections in honor of the Class of 2019, alumni, families, and friends.

May 26, 2019, 1:30 pm

Finney Chapel, Oberlin College, 173 W Lorain St, Oberlin, OH 44074

(440) 775-8430

http://www.oberlin.edu

You are cordially invited to join Matthew Fox, Susan Coppage-Evans, and the faculty and staff of the Fox Institute for Creation Spirituality at our Inaugural Celebration.

Not only will you experience a joyful celebration, you will be a part of the very foundation of Fox Institute. Our evening program at the historic Boulderado includes messages of hope through reinvention of work and education, a three-course meal, a sampling of silent auction items and dancing to Mass Hipsteria (an eleven-piece band that includes UCS alumni soloist David Sharp, DMin). Your presence and support are greatly appreciated.

When you register you will be given the opportunity to identify your level of support as Stepping Stone, Boulder, Flatirons or Rocky Mountains. All those levels of patronage help us to Build Hope for the Future!

Even If you cannot attend in person, RSVP and show your support by making a donation and/or purchasing a ticket that can be donated.

OPEN HOUSE

Get to know us! During the day on Saturday, stop by our classrooms at 1128 Pine Street (the south entrance of First Congregational Church of Boulder) directly across the street from the Hotel Boulderado. Faculty will be present to share a taste of the FICS pedagogy – from seminar-like panel discussions to short art-as-meditation experientials. Our staff will be present to answer questions and to give you a tour of the classrooms and newly remodeled Carriage House.