March 6-7-8
Join us as Princeton’s Elaine Pagels and Emory’s Melvin Konner reflect on their life’s work 
– sharing what they have learned, what they 
now believe, and how that informs their hopes .   
Pagels is a historian of religion, whose work causes
us to rethink the early Christian church, including the role of women; Konner is a biological anthropologist and medical doctor who applies science to human 
nature, exploring the links between biology and 
behavior, medicine and society, nature and culture. Both have fascinating personal stories that impact their professional studies. 
Friday, March 6 | 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. | $30* includes dinner
Melvin Konner shares his story of scholarship, belief and hopes, followed by a response from Elaine Pagels, and the Rev. Ed Bacon, interim rector of St. Luke’s, will then join them for a closing conversation.

Saturday, March 7 | 8:30 a.m. - Noon | $15* includes continental breakfast
Elaine Pagels shares her story of scholarship, belief and hopes. The Rev. Ed Bacon will offer a response. The session will conclude with Q&A and book signing.

*Both sessions - $40| Scholarships are always available !

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY

Sunday, March 8 | 10:15 - 11 a.m.
Ed Bacon welcomes Elaine Pagels to the St. Luke’s Forum for a conversation about her life and work. 
As you make your reservations for this event, you will have the opportunity to give to St. Luke’s scholarship fund so that no one has to miss a learning experience because they can’t afford it! If you are able, please consider making a donation to that fund.

If you would like to receive a scholarship, please speak with one of the priests or call Bethany in the Rector’s Office (404-873-7610).