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AzFCT is a network of individuals and groups who welcome opportunities to explore progressive religious ideas through lectures, dialogue and in-depth reflection.
In recognition of the importance of religious thought and practice, AzFCT explores emerging paradigms of religious and spiritual experience that are relevant to cultural, social, political and scientific perspectives of the 21st century. Thought-provoking programs challenge us to examine how our theological and spiritual beliefs inform and influence our everyday lives.
Intellectual curiosity and the fellowship of kindred spirits, along with movement of the spirit, inspire personal action to bring about changes that make our daily lives congruent with our beliefs.
AzFCT is an ecumenical, interfaith group that welcomes people of all faiths, as well as those who have left organized religion behind and are seeking a safe place to navigate spiritual and religious complexities in an open, accepting atmosphere.
STUDY with leading theologians
ATTEND mind-stretching lectures and forums
CREATE new paradigms for emerging visions of spirituality
REFORMULATE for today the messages of sacred texts.
EXPLORE your own vision of religion's role in your life.
DISCOVER new ways of thinking about spirituality and belief.
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Events
Programs will resume in October
Mark your calendar!
February 22-24, 2009
The Misunderstood Jew:
The Church and the Scandal of the Jewish Jesus
2007-2008 Programs
Invisible History in America:
Religious Intolerance and
Invention of the Secular
Tracy Fessenden
Harmonics of the Spirit
Harold Moses
Emerging Heart:
Global Spirituality
and the Sacred
Beverly Lanzetta
Saving Paradise:
How Christianity Traded
Love of This World
for Crucifixion and Empire
Rita Brock and Rebecca Parker
The Spiritual Brain:
Evolved or Created?
Phyllis Strupp
The Guiding-Organinzing-Designing Process
Gary Schwartz
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