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Lutheran Episcopal Christian Fellowship

jjurkovi — 2009-10-22 21:04:49

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- \|\|10 AM-6 PM weekdays, longer when there are events\|\|	+ \|\|Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9-5, Wed 9-9, Fri. by appointment\|\|
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- \|\|(530)756-1550, voice mailbox 4 for messages\|\|	+ \|\|(530)756-1550\|\|
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- Lutheran Episcopal Christian Fellowship (LECF) is a campus student organization of Christians and seekers of the Lutheran, Episcopal (Anglican), and other traditions. LECF meets at ["The Belfry"].	+ Lutheran Episcopal Christian Fellowship (LECF) is a campus student organization of Christians and seekers of the Lutheran, Episcopal (Anglican), and other traditions as well as seekers. LECF meets at ["The Belfry"].
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- Beginning with Fall 2005, LECF will be a registered student organization on the Davis campus, combining the previous ["Lutheran Student Movement"] and Canterbury Club. This name change better reflects the joint Lutheran and Episcopal student participation and identity of the on-campus organization. - - LECF is a progressive Christian group, in the liberal Christian tradition. They take the Bible seriously, but not literally, and focus on the grace and forgiveness of God in Christ, rather than legalism, moralism, etc. They are a diverse group which does not require uniformity in beliefs and which honors each person's spiritual journey. They are open and affirming of LGBTIQ persons and their ministries. They are not aggressive in pushing their beliefs on others; personal transformation, doing justice, loving God and neighbor as oneself, and living abundantly in Christ are key, not "saving souls" or militating for God.	+ LECF is a progressive Christian group, in the liberal Christian tradition. They believe the Bible is the inspired word of God, and is the story of God's redeeming love for the world. They focus on the grace and forgiveness of God in Christ. They are a diverse group which does not require uniformity in beliefs and which honors each person's spiritual journey. They are open and affirming of LGBTIQ persons and their ministries. They believe in personal transformation, doing justice, loving God and neighbor as oneself, and living abundantly in Christ.
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- There is a weekly worship, dinner, and discussion on Wednesday nights at 7 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. It's prepared by volunteers, so helping out and participating is the price of admission. A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner.	+ There is a weekly worship, dinner, and discussion on Wednesday nights at 7 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. Worship is held every Wednesday night at 7 pm, and is immediately followed by dinner and discussion. Worship is held in the Ranstrom Chapel and is traditional Lutheran/Episcopal liturgy with readings from Scripture, a brief homily, prayers, and Holy Communion, lasting about half an hour. All are welcome at worship! A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner.
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- They also organize a free lecture series called the [http://www.thebelfry.org/staugustine.html St. Augustine Chair] once a year, usually in the Spring term. Topics of mutual interest to the academic and faith communities are addressed by an engaging speaker. Events are held on the CSUS and UCD campuses, and in Sacramento at Trinity Cathedral Church (Episcopal) or St. John's Lutheran Church (ELCA).	+ They also organize a free lecture series called the [http://www.thebelfry.org/staugustine.html St. Augustine Chair] once a year, usually in the Spring term. Topics of mutual interest to the academic and faith communities are addressed by an engaging speaker.
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- Contact the group at pastor@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550, voice mailbox 4.	+ Contact the group at pastor@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550.

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danita — 2009-09-22 14:57:19

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- The group worships weekly with the ["Crossings Alternative Worship"] ministry, held on Sundays at 6 PM at ["Davis Lutheran Church"]. - - There are also fellowship, service, learning, and retreat activities with Lutheran Episcopal Campus Ministry at The Belfry. See their affiliated website at [http://www.thebelfry.org] for more details.	+ There are also fellowship, service, learning, and retreat activities with Lutheran Episcopal Campus Ministry at The Belfry. See their affiliated website at [http://www.thebelfry.org] for more details or come by and pick up a few brochures.
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- Contact the group at LECF@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550, voice mailbox 4.	+ Contact the group at pastor@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550, voice mailbox 4.

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danita — 2009-08-06 15:56:26

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- There is a weekly Soup Supper and Discussion on Wednesday nights at 6 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. It's prepared by volunteers, so helping out and participating is the price of admission. A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner.	+ There is a weekly worship, dinner, and discussion on Wednesday nights at 7 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. It's prepared by volunteers, so helping out and participating is the price of admission. A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner.

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-04-10 20:49:20

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- Lutheran Episcopal Christian Fellowship (LECF) is a campus student organization of Christians and seekers of the Lutheran, Episcopal (Anglican), and other traditions. LECF meets at ["The Belfry"].	+ Lutheran Episcopal Christian Fellowship (LECF) is a campus student organization of Christians and seekers of the Lutheran, Episcopal (Anglican), and other traditions. LECF meets at ["The Belfry"].
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- Beginning with Fall 2005, LECF will be a registered student organization on the Davis campus, combining the previous ["Lutheran Student Movement"] and Canterbury Club. This name change better reflects the joint Lutheran and Episcopal student participation and identity of the on-campus organization.	+ Beginning with Fall 2005, LECF will be a registered student organization on the Davis campus, combining the previous ["Lutheran Student Movement"] and Canterbury Club. This name change better reflects the joint Lutheran and Episcopal student participation and identity of the on-campus organization.
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- LECF is a progressive Christian group, in the liberal Christian tradition. They take the Bible seriously, but not literally, and focus on the grace and forgiveness of God in Christ, rather than legalism, moralism, etc. They are a diverse group which does not require uniformity in beliefs and which honors each person's spiritual journey. They are open and affirming of LGBTIQ persons and their ministries. They are not aggressive in pushing their beliefs on others; personal transformation, doing justice, loving God and neighbor as oneself, and living abundantly in Christ are key, not "saving souls" or militating for God.	+ LECF is a progressive Christian group, in the liberal Christian tradition. They take the Bible seriously, but not literally, and focus on the grace and forgiveness of God in Christ, rather than legalism, moralism, etc. They are a diverse group which does not require uniformity in beliefs and which honors each person's spiritual journey. They are open and affirming of LGBTIQ persons and their ministries. They are not aggressive in pushing their beliefs on others; personal transformation, doing justice, loving God and neighbor as oneself, and living abundantly in Christ are key, not "saving souls" or militating for God.
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- There is a weekly Soup Supper and Discussion on Wednesday nights at 6 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. It's prepared by volunteers, so helping out and participating is the price of admission. A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner.	+ There is a weekly Soup Supper and Discussion on Wednesday nights at 6 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. It's prepared by volunteers, so helping out and participating is the price of admission. A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner.
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- The group worships weekly with the ["Crossings Alternative Worship"] ministry, held on Sundays at 6 PM at ["Davis Lutheran Church"].	+ The group worships weekly with the ["Crossings Alternative Worship"] ministry, held on Sundays at 6 PM at ["Davis Lutheran Church"].
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- They also organize a free lecture series called the [http://www.thebelfry.org/staugustine.html St. Augustine Chair] once a year, usually in the Spring term. Topics of mutual interest to the academic and faith communities are addressed by an engaging speaker. Events are held on the CSUS and UCD campuses, and in Sacramento at Trinity Cathedral Church (Episcopal) or St. John's Lutheran Church (ELCA).	+ They also organize a free lecture series called the [http://www.thebelfry.org/staugustine.html St. Augustine Chair] once a year, usually in the Spring term. Topics of mutual interest to the academic and faith communities are addressed by an engaging speaker. Events are held on the CSUS and UCD campuses, and in Sacramento at Trinity Cathedral Church (Episcopal) or St. John's Lutheran Church (ELCA).
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- Contact the group at LECF@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550, voice mailbox 4. -	+ Contact the group at LECF@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550, voice mailbox 4.

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-04-10 20:49:20

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StephenSimmonds — 2005-08-26 12:44:58

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|216 ["A Street"]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|10 AM-6 PM weekdays, longer when there are events\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530)756-1550, voice mailbox 4 for messages\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.thebelfry.org]\|\| + + + Lutheran Episcopal Christian Fellowship (LECF) is a campus student organization of Christians and seekers of the Lutheran, Episcopal (Anglican), and other traditions. LECF meets at ["The Belfry"]. + + Beginning with Fall 2005, LECF will be a registered student organization on the Davis campus, combining the previous ["Lutheran Student Movement"] and Canterbury Club. This name change better reflects the joint Lutheran and Episcopal student participation and identity of the on-campus organization. + + LECF is a progressive Christian group, in the liberal Christian tradition. They take the Bible seriously, but not literally, and focus on the grace and forgiveness of God in Christ, rather than legalism, moralism, etc. They are a diverse group which does not require uniformity in beliefs and which honors each person's spiritual journey. They are open and affirming of LGBTIQ persons and their ministries. They are not aggressive in pushing their beliefs on others; personal transformation, doing justice, loving God and neighbor as oneself, and living abundantly in Christ are key, not "saving souls" or militating for God. + + === Events === + There is a weekly Soup Supper and Discussion on Wednesday nights at 6 PM (during academic terms) at The Belfry for students, faculty, staff and alumni. It's prepared by volunteers, so helping out and participating is the price of admission. A lively discussion of topics of faith and life, current events, or spirituality follows dinner. + + The group worships weekly with the ["Crossings Alternative Worship"] ministry, held on Sundays at 6 PM at ["Davis Lutheran Church"]. + + There are also fellowship, service, learning, and retreat activities with Lutheran Episcopal Campus Ministry at The Belfry. See their affiliated website at [http://www.thebelfry.org] for more details. + + They also organize a free lecture series called the [http://www.thebelfry.org/staugustine.html St. Augustine Chair] once a year, usually in the Spring term. Topics of mutual interest to the academic and faith communities are addressed by an engaging speaker. Events are held on the CSUS and UCD campuses, and in Sacramento at Trinity Cathedral Church (Episcopal) or St. John's Lutheran Church (ELCA). + + Contact the group at LECF@thebelfry.org or 530-756-1550, voice mailbox 4. +