Are you a writer in the Denver area seeking a community that values both the craft of storytelling and the depth of Christian faith?
One of our own is stepping into the spotlight this summer—outdoors, under the sky, with lawn chairs optional but highly recommended.
Greg and Nancy Brown, along with son Zach and daughter-in-law Brittany, make up Crystal Creek—two generations and two musical families bringing classical training together with folk and Celtic roots. (You may remember Zach and Brittany from their former group, Smith House.)
They’re playing a free concert as part of Broadmoor Community Church’s summer series, with “classically-marinated folk music”—chamber pieces alongside fiddle tunes.
Bring your own chairs, snacks, and drinks. Past listeners describe their music as healing, joyful, and uplifting. Come see for yourself and cheer on some friends.
*A quick note: this concert is hosted by Broadmoor Community Church, independent of the Anselm Society. We just wanted to help spread the word.
Signups coming soon. Exact time and location in Denver subject to change.
The Common Room is a regular Anselm Society community gathering based on the “Scriptorium” events at Pusey House Oxford, and the older monastic tradition of setting aside special rooms for the copying of manuscripts.
This is an opportunity to set aside a day (or a significant portion of one) for study or creating, in the company of likeminded souls doing the same.
Save the dates for this partner series hosted by Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Times, locations, details, and registration to follow.
CALENDAR
Aug 28: Kick-off Narnia potluck
Sept 20: Dr. Michael Ward on Love (from Narnia Code)
Oct 2: Kids Event
Oct 16: Chris Varga on Aslan’s Tears
Nov 13: Dr. Adam Pelsner on The Ethics of Jesus and Becoming a People Fit for Abundant Life
Jan 22: Dr. Rev. Matt Burnett on The Magician's Nephew: What Makes Us Human?
Feb 19: Movie Outing
Feb 26: Movie Panel Discussion
Registration coming soon. Exact time subject to change.
Join like-minded friends, tea cup in hand, for a genial conversation about truth, beauty, and goodness. To get the conversation started, the hostess will provide copious amounts of tea along with curated poetry, art, and music based on the Anselm Society’s summer theme "Subcreation.”
Registration and details to follow.