Thursday, January 6, 2011

5 days left to register! Cherry Hill Seminary Interfaith Class - M. Mueller

January 17 - April 25, Wednesdays 8:30 PM EST
A Cherry Hill Seminary Masters and Pagan Community Education course by Michelle Mueller, M.Div.
 Sharing dreams and values with people of other faiths, and working towards peace while respecting differences...this is the practice of interfaith.

This course will introduce people to interfaith and help those with experience deepen their practice. Students will learn best practices and organizational structures of the interfaith movement and the steps for getting involved.

We will look at the local, national, and international levels of interfaith, the core values of each, and the steps for getting involved. This is the kind of course where students and instructor will all be teachers to each other, as you will find similar to the interfaith movement itself. Expect a cooperative classroom and an experience of diversity during the semester!  Students should also expect to experience diversity during the semester.
REGISTER at www.cherryhillseminary.org !
5 days left to register!

Recommended texts:

Beyond the Burning Times: A Pagan and Christian in Dialogue by Gus diZerega and Philip Johnson. 

Interactive Faith: The Essential Interreligious Community-Building Handbook by Bud Heckman, Dirk Ficca, and Rori Picker Neiss.

Acts of Faith: The Story of an American Muslim, in the Struggle for the Soul of a Generation by Eboo Patel.


Michelle Mueller, M.Div. converted to Wicca in 1996 and made it her goal to become a priestess. Since participating in the Parliament of the World's Religions 2004, on a scholarship from the Covenant of the Goddess, her pace towards the priestesshood has rapidly increased.

She attended seminary (Pacific School of Religion) from 2005-2008, has presented papers and led rituals at Pagan Spirit Gathering, Conference on Contemporary Pagan Studies, Sacred Space Conference, and PantheaCon. Michelle has two years experience as Acting Director of Religious Education for a Unitarian Universalist Church.

Michelle has acted as an Assistant Coordinator for Teen Programming at Pagan Spirit Gathering for three years and worked as a chaplain for Pagan students at UC Berkeley for a year. Her interests include feminist theory as it informs religious practice, campus ministry, interfaith, and Greece.

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