ABOUT EMMANUEL W e ve endowed this lectureship as our legacy for the pastoral work of the church, to honor the memory of Calvin s parents, Walter Emmanuel Christian Seminary is a graduate seminary of the Christian Churches and Churches of Christ with over 1,650 alumni/ae serving Christ around the world. Emmanuel offers four degree programs: Master of Arts in Religion, Master of Divinity, Master of Christian Ministries, and Doctor of Ministry. and Mardel Ross, and to create interdisciplinary conversation for effective teamwork among ministers, students, educators, laity, medical practitioners, and peace and justice advocates. We re thankful that Dr. Kyle Colvett, a prominent physician and church leader in our community, will bring this year s lectures. We re grateful to Emmanuel for establishing the lectureship for the ministerial and medical communities of our region DIRECTIONS TO EMMANUEL Located in Johnson City, TN, the Emmanuel campus is easily accessible from Interstates 81 and 26 and US Highways 23, 11E, and 321. Take the Milligan exit, then turn right onto Milligan Highway. After traveling east approximately 2.2 miles, turn left at the Emmanuel sign and proceed to the first left turn at Walker Drive. For additional directions or questions, please call 423.461.1522. for decades to come. ROSS LECTURES in PASTORAL CARE Dr. Kyle Colvett Faith & Medicine Calvin and Nancy Ross October 14-16, 2014 www.ecs.edu ROSS LECTURES ABOUT THE SPEAKER Dr. Kyle Colvett Faith & Medicine in PASTORAL CARE October 14-16, 2014 www.ecs.edu FAITH & MEDICINE Three Lectures on the Relationship Between Faith and Medicine October 14 ¦ 11:00 am “Metaphor and Medicine: How our Language Can Affect Healing” Mildred Welshimer Phillips Memorial Chapel Emmanuel Christian Seminary Johnson City, TN October 15 ¦ 7:00 pm “Worthless Physicians! When Comforters Move Beyond Their Role” Votaw Auditorium at ETSU 325 N. State of Franklin Rd., Johnson City, TN October 16 ¦ 11:00 am “Should We Consider Adding a Spiritual Health Axis to the Biopsychosocial Model?” Mildred Welshimer Phillips Memorial Chapel Emmanuel Christian Seminary Johnson City, TN Kyle Colvett has been a practicing radiation oncologist for almost 20 years. He grew up as the youngest child of a West Tennessee cotton farming family. He holds a B.A. from Harding University where he majored in biology, English and physics. He received his M.D. from the James H. Quillen College of Medicine at East Tennessee State University. Residency training included a general surgery internship and a residency in radiation oncology at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. He also holds an M.S. in radiation physics and has pursued graduate education in religion and theology. He is the author of over 40 peerreviewed scientific articles and textbook chapters. He has served as the medical director for oncology services at Johnson City Medical Center and Mountain States Health Alliance since 1995. He holds clinical professorships in both surgery and internal medicine at ETSU. He has been elected three times as president of the medical staff for Johnson City Medical Center, and he serves as president for the Quillen College of Medicine Alumni Society. He is a 14-year veteran of the Army Reserve and National Guard and he continues to serve as a consultant scientist with U. S. federal agencies on management of radiation emergencies. Dr. Colvett served for three years as the pulpit minister for the Natick Church of Christ in Massachusetts. He and his family have helped form a home-based church in Johnson City since 2002. He has traveled to East Africa and the Caribbean in medical mission efforts, primarily working in Northern Haiti. He and his wife, Mary, are the parents of six children. They make their home on a small farm in Piney Flats, TN. For more information, contact Karen Wright at [email protected] or 423.461.1522. www.ecs.edu
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