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Celtic Classic Festival Photo Gallery

Lola Offenback, Assistant Editor • October 2, 2024
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Photo by Lola Offenback. Crowds gathered outside of the Moravian Bookshop.
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November 4, 2022: the day was set! The Moravian University symposium on Land, Race and Slavery began. Standing in the Saal of the Moravian Seminary, Dr. Heikki Lempa of Moravian's history department welcomed Moravian Church leaders, scholars, and pastors from all around the world -- including from Germany and South Africa -- to the two-day event.
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Two dozen students and faculty traveled a few miles north of campus to the Monocacy Farm Project. The non-profit organization, which is owned and managed by the School Sisters of St. Francis, supplies low-income families, local shelters, and food pantries with organic produce it grows on a 53-acre spread that borders the Monocacy Creek. Under a bright sky, Moravian students and faculty weeded plant beds, picked produce, and hauled compost -- under the direction of farmer Eli Stogsdill, who educated Moravian's volunteers on the value of organic farming and responsible stewardship in their own community.Compost happens at the Monocacy Farm Project -- with a lot of help from Moravian volunteers.
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