Religious Literacy: The Evangelicals
When: Wednesday,
March 11, 2015
12:00 PM
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1:00 PM
Where: CCB 115
Cost: Free!
Description: With Protestantism so diverse and changing, who are the evangelicals? What distinguishes evangelical Christianity from mainline Protestant denominations and why the great growth of evangelical Christianity in the last century? Is it global? Is it truly cross-cultural? Is it reasonable?
Rev. Dr. Neil Damgaard, Th.M., D.Min. will bring a 30 minute lecture in the large Conference Room in the Charlton College of Business on Wednesday March 11th at noon, followed by a good time for questions and answers that will seek to concisely define and meaningfully define what Christianity is, from an evangelical perspective. Originally from Washington D.C., Dr. Damgaard has been Protestant Chaplain with the UMD Center for Religious and Spiritual Life since 2007, and a supportive friend of UMD for over 31 years. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech and Dallas Theological Seminary (twice). (His wife Renee and daughter Jocelyn are summa cum laud and cum laud graduates of UMD).
Location: Charlton College of Business, Rm 115
Rev. Dr. Neil Damgaard, Th.M., D.Min. will bring a 30 minute lecture in the large Conference Room in the Charlton College of Business on Wednesday March 11th at noon, followed by a good time for questions and answers that will seek to concisely define and meaningfully define what Christianity is, from an evangelical perspective. Originally from Washington D.C., Dr. Damgaard has been Protestant Chaplain with the UMD Center for Religious and Spiritual Life since 2007, and a supportive friend of UMD for over 31 years. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech and Dallas Theological Seminary (twice). (His wife Renee and daughter Jocelyn are summa cum laud and cum laud graduates of UMD).
Location: Charlton College of Business, Rm 115
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