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The Ecumenical Center hosts International Day of Peace celebrations Thursday (Sept. 23). At noon, Thomas Bolin, associate professor of religious studies at St. Norbert College, will give a lecture on “World Religions” and attendees...
This Thursday, the Ecumenical Center on the UW-Green Bay campus will mark the International Day of Peace with a series of events throughout the day. At noon, a religious studies professor from St. Norbert...
The Ecumenical Center and Alumni Association are inviting one and all to the annual Backyard Bash today (Thursday, Sept. 2) at 5 p.m. Free food, live music and outdoor games. See details.
The Ecumenical Center is inviting one and all to the annual Backyard Bash on Thursday, Sept. 2 at 5 p.m. at the Ecumenical Center. The event is organized in partnership with the UW-Green Bay...
Notice anything different about the Ecumenical Center? Ben Marker of Troop 1197 recently completed his Eagle Scout service project by refurbishing the garden area at the Ecumenical Center at UW-Green Bay. Marker led the...
In an intimate, private celebration at UW-Green Bay, May 12, the Madigan family, their close friends, and members of the University, remembered Doris Madigan, a devoted wife, mother and woman of influence, who had...
The Rev. Richard Mauthe Scholarship, a $1,000 award recognizing the 30-year campus ministry of a man familiar to many UW-Green Bay alumni, is accepting applications for the 2010-11 academic year. The Ecumenical Center will...
More than 100 people — including classmates, faculty and staff — remembered Whitney Radder Monday evening in a candlelight service held at the Ecumenical Center. Radder, a 19-year-old freshman from Kiel died April 20...
On Thursday (April 22) at 5 p.m., celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, the Ecumenical Center will host a dinner conversation with a life-long environmental ethicist, the first Protestant minister at the Ecumenical...
The Ecumenical Center is sponsoring a series of conversations looking at blending the passion and expertise of faculty and clergy to help students find their own truth and moral compass. Four sessions will take...
