We are an interfaith education center for adults who seek to explore the full dimensions of religious faith in the 21st century.
The SoL (Source of Light) Center at University Presbyterian Church is The SoL Center at University Presbyterian Church is an interfaith educational center for those who seek to encounter the full dimensions of life and faith in the spirit of respectful curiosity. Knowledgeable teacher-scholars create an open and respectful environment to encourage discussion and active learning, and persons of all
01/26/2024
You're Invited to Join Us! University Presbyterian Church and The SoL Center Invite You to a Free Movie Screening Sunday, February 18, 2024 - 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. UPC Sanctuary 300 Bushnell Ave, San Antonio, TX 78212 CLICK HERE TO R
03/15/2023
Join us this coming Monday with Ariel Simpson.
Curious Conversations: How to Disagree With an Open Mind with Ariel Simpson — Source of Light Center Date : Monday, Mar. 20, 2023 Time : 7:00-8:30pm Tuition : $15, before Mar. 13, $18 after Location : University Presbyterian Church Learn to approach disagreements with agenda-free questions, respectful boundaries, and a genuine desire to learn. A Texas native, Ariel Simpson has
01/26/2023
This will be amazing!
https://sourceoflightsa.org/classes-and-events.
01/13/2023
Here's a marvelous way to honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!
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Our Commemorative Program Speaker will be Cary Clack, Columnist and Editorial Board Member for the San Antonio Express-News.
Mr. Clack is a San Antonio Native, a graduate of St. Gerard High School and St. Mary's University. His interest in politics led him to a Scholar-Internship at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change where he wrote CNN Commentaries for Coretta Scott King.
His career has taken him many places and introduced him to many influential people. He has worked in politics, paved the way for Black journalists in San Antonio, received numerous awards, edited the first anthology of Black Texas writers, "The Kind of Light That's Always Shined," and was recently named Co-Chair of the Coretta Scott King Scholar-Interns Alumni Association.
His career has taken him to many places and introduced him to many influential people. He has worked in politics, paved the way for Black journalists in San Antonio, received numerous awards, edited the first anthology of Black Texas writers, "The Kind of Light That's Always Shined," and was recently named Co-Chair of the Coretta Scott King Scholar-Interns Alumni Association.
01/07/2023
Join us for a Discussion of Dr. Simran Singh's book, The Light We Give.'
The Light We Give: Sikh Wisdom for Today’s World With Dr. Simran Singh — Source of Light Center Schedule: Mon., Jan. 9 Time: 7:00-8:30pm Tuition: $ 10.00 Zoom Discussion Dr. Singh will explore, ‘how growing up in San Antonio with a turban and beard and dealing with racism has helped me find keys to happiness and wholeness, for myself and for all of us.’ Simran Jeet Singh, Ph.D.,
11/01/2022
Join us!!
10/13/2022
Come celebrate and learn a thing or two about another religious tradition!
http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=gdvt5acab&oeidk=a07ejd2gnwz8a7dcd88.
10/12/2022
Good work is happening her in San Antonio, thanks to our friends at El Bari Community Health Center.
10/08/2022
Celebrate with us!
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