Theology Club
"Theology in the New Millennium: Where We are Going, and Why"
Wednesday
February 23 at 7pm in the Xavier Annex Room 203 the Theology Club
will sponsor a Visually based lecture on the "Theology in the
New Millennium: Where we are Going, and Why" by J.J. Mueller
SJ. It will speak about specific trends and trajectories within theology
exemplified through the use of visual art (e.g. Botticelli, Vermeer,
Goya, O'Keefe, Blake, & Caravaggio). Art and Theology will work
together to present the future of theology. All are welcome.
The theology club provides an opportunity for undergraduate students and faculty to come together and share ideas, questions, and passions for theology in an informal and social environment. We hold discussions monthly of a pertinent theological topic, hoping to assist in the process of applying theology to one’s life. We welcome students 
and faculty of all specialties and insights are shared that benefit all those present.
Acting Theology Club president for 2004-05 Tina Modde (pictured at right) says, "If you have an interest in theology and would like to become member or just see what we are all about, please join us! Anyone of any major is welcome—the theology club is not restricted to only theology majors and minors."
For more information, email theoclub@slu.edu.
Club News
The Theology Club thanks its first president Laura Buck (pictured left) for all her fine work in getting the club moving ahead.