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Parks and gardens: Parisian strolls of the Second Empire
Napoleon III set in motion an extraordinary programme for green spaces in Paris. Discover it step by step following our itinerary as it takes you from unassuming small local squares to the capital's most opulent parks.
These itineraries are aimed at nature-lovers as a guide to the perhaps unsuspected treasures the capital has to offer. Historians will also find it a particularly pleasant way of immersing themselves in the daily life of the Second Empire. Whatever your motivations, you’re sure to be surprised and captivated – and to see the city in a whole new way.
The sections below offer access to various topics providing all the practical and historical information you will need for a smooth trip through your itinerary. The ‘Practical Information’ section of this itinerary lists opening and closing times, as well as addresses and details for activities. Escapade
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PhD Students
Rev. Anjeanette Allen
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Pastoral and Practical Theology, Bioethics, and Womanist Theology
Education
BS, Northeastern University
MPA, New York University
MDiv, Princeton Theological SeminaryWilliam Andrews, Jr.
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Bible, Culture, and Hermeneutics
Education
BA, Spanish Language and Literatures, The College of William and Mary
MDiv, Union-PSCE
ThM, Biblical Studies, Union-PSCEResearch Focus
Will’s research integrates studies of prison literature, cognitive linguistics, trauma, and biblical interpretation in prison. He is writing a dissertation on the imprisonment narratives in the Book of Jeremiah.
Background & Activities
Will studies and teaches at the intersection of prisons, literature, and biblical studies. Since 2001, he has volunteered or worked inside prisons in four states and one federal facility. Will founded and chairs the Prison Literature Permanent Session
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The cosmologists tell us we are made of ‘star-stuff,’ that the elements and energies of which we are comprised have their origins in the sun.
For most of us, that’s theoretical. But some people seem to embody this truth. Their very presence emanates a certain shine that illuminates and invigorates everyone and everything around them.
Gladys Taylor McGarey was one such person.
Through her long and storied life, Dr. McGarey’s light touched and enlivened so many people in so many places. As a practicing physician, a prime mover in the field of holistic medicin, and the matriarch of a vibrant family, Gladys showed us—with her deeds as with her words—that the universum is made out of love.
Dr. Gladys’ earthly life ended on Saturday, September 28, just two months shy of her 104th birthday. She leaves in her wake a vast legacy of good works, all rooted in what she called the 5Ls: Love, Life, Labor, Laughter, and Listening.
As Holistic Primary Care’s publisher, Meg Sinclair not