History comes alive with this program by St. Louis radio legend, Ron Elz, also known as Johnny Rabbitt. Mr. Elz was the first to use the Johnny Rabbitt moniker and helped popularize the name during the 1960's at the radio […]
The St. Louis Survivors Legal Support provides free legal representation and advocacy for victims of intimate partner violence and their children in the St. Louis metropolitan area, aiming to improve their access to justice and help them obtain and enforce […]
Learn the surprising story of America’s most beloved author while laughing at his wonderful observations on human nature. Follow this Missouri born writer’s great successes and personal happiness as well as his tragic personal and financial losses. Our speaker, Bev […]
Prof. Kuo is associate professor of church histories and historical theology at Eden. Hailing from Taiwan, he is a leader in the World Communion of Reformed Churches. To that end, he moderates the WCRC's General Council’s Ecumenical and Interreligious Relations […]
Come join us to support and celebrate the ordination of Melinda Love. Ordination begins at 10:30 a.m.
Prof. Maloney is the Director of the Animal Behavior Unit and an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the School of Medicine at Washington University. Her research focuses on the impact of genetic and environmental liabilities for intellectual and developmental disorders […]
Bletchley Park, in England, was the top-secret home of the World War II "Codebreakers." a term for the over 9,000 men and women who intercepted and cracked German war messages. Winston Churchill referred to the Bletchley staff as "the geese […]
When historians visit archives, they often find weird, surprising, and fun material that they rarely get to share with others...but that ends here! Dr. Eikmann shares the stories of a selection of images and objects from various St. Louis archives […]
Immigration can give substantial economic benefits - a more flexible labor market, greater skills base, increased demand and a greater diversity of innovation. However, immigration is also controversial. There is a debate about whether immigration of unskilled workers leads to […]
As a hospice nurse for over 15 years, Parkway Church member Lynn Mark accompanied many people on that universal final voyage. Each person traveled their road much like they had lived their one individual life. Facing the unknown, patients and […]
Tim Eberhardt is a St. Louis artist whose 50 years of making art include paintings, photographs, pottery, sculpture, jewelry, and what he calls hyper-realistic figurative sculptures that speak or act when people approach. Join us for this speakers series program […]
Ted Swider is a self-taught craftsman, stone mason, designer, architect, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and general contractor. He loves pushing creative boundaries, paying homage to history, and sourcing local materials. Ted vows he can build anything and he will prove […]
