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Drinks in Common hosts KPFA's Gabrielle Wilson
Date:
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Time:
7:00 PM
-
9:00 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
David Giesen
Location Details:
Rancho Parnassus Cafe
132 6th Street (at Natoma)
San Francisco
132 6th Street (at Natoma)
San Francisco
San Francisco Thursday, November 11 7 pm The Gospel and Land Policy with KPFA host Gabrielle Wilson
Drinks in Common, the Henry George Historical Society's social themes mixer hosts KPFA legal affairs analyst and Gospel Experience co-host Gabrielle Wilson on Thursday, November 11, 7 pm at Rancho Parnassus, 132 6th St. in San Francisco.
The social gospel movement of the 19th century needs some resurrection, and Ms. Wilson inaugurates that process from the Gospel side on November 11. Is there any hope that Sojourners' Jim Wallis and other self-tasked social justice evangelicals can add "common right to God's Creation" to good deeds as a centerpiece of transforming community dialogue?
The Biblical Covenant with humanity included a recognition that correct land relationships are the basis of justice upon which all other justice is founded. But where is that story now? Come hear a legal mind and gospel-joy-herald rebirth that story at the Bay Area's premier Land Question conversation.
For more information visit http://www.henrygeorgehistoricalsociety.org
A Legal Affairs Reporter at KPFA since 1999, Miss. Wilson attained the degree of Juris Doctorate after studying French and International Law at University of Paris. Her radio broadcasts survey The First Amendment, Affirmative Action in Education, Judicial and Police Misconduct, Islamophobia, Marriage Equality and the Arts.
Gabrielle Co-Hosts The Gospel Experience which airs on Saturday mornings. She produces Special Broadcasts airing on The Womens Magazine, Music of the World – Jazz Passages and Ear Thyme. As KPFA’s Interim Music Director, Miss. Wilson arranged for James Brown and Ray Charles to receive awards of merit from Bay Area Organizations at Oakland’s historic Paramount Theatre. Her publicity company, Gabrielle Wilson & Associates was launched when she was tapped by attorney J.Gary Gwilliam to promote his book, Getting a Winning Verdict in my Personal Life: A Trial Lawyer Finds His Soul. Gwilliam soon found himself speaking before the Beverly Hills Bar Association, the Oakland Museum, KPFA 94.1 FM – Berkeley, CA, KGO 810 AM – San Francisco, CA, ABC TV’s Good Morning America and Nightline. She lives in Berkeley, California, USA.
Drinks in Common, the Henry George Historical Society's social themes mixer hosts KPFA legal affairs analyst and Gospel Experience co-host Gabrielle Wilson on Thursday, November 11, 7 pm at Rancho Parnassus, 132 6th St. in San Francisco.
The social gospel movement of the 19th century needs some resurrection, and Ms. Wilson inaugurates that process from the Gospel side on November 11. Is there any hope that Sojourners' Jim Wallis and other self-tasked social justice evangelicals can add "common right to God's Creation" to good deeds as a centerpiece of transforming community dialogue?
The Biblical Covenant with humanity included a recognition that correct land relationships are the basis of justice upon which all other justice is founded. But where is that story now? Come hear a legal mind and gospel-joy-herald rebirth that story at the Bay Area's premier Land Question conversation.
For more information visit http://www.henrygeorgehistoricalsociety.org
A Legal Affairs Reporter at KPFA since 1999, Miss. Wilson attained the degree of Juris Doctorate after studying French and International Law at University of Paris. Her radio broadcasts survey The First Amendment, Affirmative Action in Education, Judicial and Police Misconduct, Islamophobia, Marriage Equality and the Arts.
Gabrielle Co-Hosts The Gospel Experience which airs on Saturday mornings. She produces Special Broadcasts airing on The Womens Magazine, Music of the World – Jazz Passages and Ear Thyme. As KPFA’s Interim Music Director, Miss. Wilson arranged for James Brown and Ray Charles to receive awards of merit from Bay Area Organizations at Oakland’s historic Paramount Theatre. Her publicity company, Gabrielle Wilson & Associates was launched when she was tapped by attorney J.Gary Gwilliam to promote his book, Getting a Winning Verdict in my Personal Life: A Trial Lawyer Finds His Soul. Gwilliam soon found himself speaking before the Beverly Hills Bar Association, the Oakland Museum, KPFA 94.1 FM – Berkeley, CA, KGO 810 AM – San Francisco, CA, ABC TV’s Good Morning America and Nightline. She lives in Berkeley, California, USA.
For more information:
http://www.henrygeorgehistoricalsociety.org
Added to the calendar on Thu, Nov 4, 2010 9:28PM
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