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Prospective Student Open House Nov. 2, 2012
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Time: 11th mo. 2, 2012 from 8am to 5pm
Location: ESR
Street: 228 College Ave
City/Town: Richmond, IN 47374
Website or Map: http://esr.earlham.edu/news-e…
Event Type: open, house
Organized By: Earlham School of Religion
Latest Activity: 10th month 10, 2012
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Event Description
Have you ever felt a nudge to explore God’s call to ministry more fully?
We invite you to take another step on this journey with a visit to ESR !
Tour—Sample Classes—Worship
Learn about Programs and Financial Aid—Meet Students and Faculty
Plus, join us for the annual Writing Colloquium on November 2nd-3rd!
Two free nights of accommodations will be provided for you and one guest. ESR will pay the registration fee for the Writing Colloquium for each visitor attending the open house, should he or she wish to attend.(Guests accompanying visitors must pay their own registration fee should they wish to attend.)
For more information contact: ESR Director of Recruitment and Admissions Matt Hisrich at hisrima@earlham.edu or 800-432-1377.
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