RCC wanted to
focus on reaching out to learn about the various faith traditions, this month
the chapter visited a kosher restaurant to learn more about Judaism and what it
means to be kosher. Grins restaurant, a certified kosher restaurant on the
Vanderbilt University campus, provides a nice option for Jewish diners in
search of a good lunch. Chapter members
heard from Ari Dubin who works with Grins as well as his wife, Abbie Wolf, who
recently became the new Community Relations Director of the Jewish Federation,
relieving Judy Saks. They spoke about Judaism, what kosher means and how there
are varying degrees of how one can be kosher.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Friday, October 19, 2012
October 2012 – Visit to the Friends House
RCC met at the Friends Meeting Place. Bill Wolfe, the Clerk of the Friends House enlightened members on the faith and encouraged further dialogue. Bill talked about the Quaker history and beliefs then answered questions and invited them to attend an upcoming meeting. Brian Fesler invited all of the Friends who had attended the meeting to stay involved with RCC, as did Laura as the Membership Officer.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
August 2012 – Visit to the Sikh Temple
The RCC
meeting was held at the Sikh Center where Prem Singh Kahlon enlightened members
on the faith and encouraged further fellowship.
There was a great number of people in attendance because of the recent national
attention the Sikhs had. Prem described
Sikhism, its history and the beliefs, then showed the group the worship area
and went through a couple of prayers.
The Religion Editor of the Tennessean also attended the meeting and got
photos as well as of the Sikhs’ worship service for a nice follow up
article. We were also able to video record
the meeting and it went up on the national RCC website.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
June 2012 – DeRose Hinkhouse Award Winners Luncheon
President of
the Nashville Chapter, Rev. Brian Fesler, thought it would be nice to have an
acknowledgement luncheon for all those who received awards at the 2012 National
Convention. Everyone who received an award was invited for a lunch provided by
the chapter. Communications Coordinator, Julie Brinker, created a slideshow of
photos from the convention which was shown during lunch, and each person who
had received a DeRose Hinkhouse award was given a treat by Laura Flippen
Tenzel. This created a nice sense of
achievement and encouraged everyone to continue to submit entries for DeRose Hinkhouse.
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