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BenU Library Faculty Author Book Talk - Christine Fletcher

August 26, 2013

Joy McGehee

630-829-6054

jmcgehee@ben.edu

Mark your calendar for Wednesday, September 25, 2013 at 4:15 pm, when the Benedictine University Library Faculty Authors Book Talks Series resumes with Christine Fletcher, Associate Professor of Theology, discussing her recently published book, The Artist and the Trinity. Dorothy L. Sayers' Theology of Work. The discussion will take place in the BenU Library IdeaLounge on the 2nd floor of Kindlon Hall.

For more information on Dr. Fletcher, please see Faculty Authors Research Guide.

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