[asa] scientist-clergy contacts

The Clergy Letter Project (which seeks to accumulate statements of
support for evolution from clergy) also is promoting Evolution Sunday.
 While I am doubtful that one needs to devote a sermon every year to
evolution, their current effort at promoting scientist-clergy dialogue
sounds worthwhile. Here's the relevant info:"

"As The Clergy Letter Project matures, we are attempting to provide more
and better resources to clergy members who understand the importance of
science and who do not find science to be a threat to their faith.
That's where you come in.

The Clergy Letter Project is beginning to create an on-line data base of
scientists who are willing to answer questions posed by clergy members
and who are excited about the possibility of interacting with clergy
members and their parishioners in an attempt to explain the beauty and
power of science. In short, our purpose is to create a data base of
scientists who might be willing to provide technical support to clergy
members in need of such support.

If you are willing to be a part of this endeavor, please send me
(_mz@butler.edu_ <mailto:mz@butler.edu>) an e-mail note with the
following information:

Name:

Title:

Address:

Areas of Expertise:

e-mail address:

We'll add this information, by zip code and perhaps by area of
expertise, to a web page and let the members of The Clergy Letter
Project know of your interest."

-- 
Dr. David Campbell
425 Scientific Collections
University of Alabama
"I think of my happy condition, surrounded by acres of clams"
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