Join us for a Southern California event
Encountering Mary Magdalene Past and Present
November 12
1:00-5:00 pm
There has been a surge of interest in Mary Magdalene in recent years. Join us for an afternoon with acclaimed cultural historian Kayleen Asbo as she leads us through a labyrinth of history, art, interactive experiences and sacred music in search of the truth about Mary Magdalene’s role in the early days of Christianity and what she has to teach us about surviving – and thriving – in these complex times.
Wallace All-Faiths Chapel
Fish Interfaith Center
Chapman University
One University Drive
Orange, CA 92866
Open to the Public. No Admission Fee.
Registration Required. Seating is limited.
Co-Hosted by:
Chapman University
Department of Religious Studies
Fish Interfaith Center
Schweitzer Institute
Women of Spirit and Faith
Supporting Partners:
Gather the Women
Goddess Temple of Orange County
SARAH (Spiritual And Religious Alliance for Hope)
About Kayleen:
Kayleen Asbo is a passionate scholar: a cultural historian, musician, writer and teacher who weaves myth, music, psychology, history and art with experiential learning. A faculty member of the Pacifica Graduate Institute and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Kayleen also teaches regularly for the Osher Life Long Learning Institutes at UC Berkeley, Sonoma State University and Dominican University. She regularly leads pilgrimages to sacred sites in Europe, including the south of France to ‘Walk in the Footsteps of Mary Magdalene’.