A SYMPOSIUM 23rd, 24th and 26th April 2006 at Pilgrim Uniting Church NOW AVAILABLE IN FULL ON CD - only $15 - CONTACT THE CHURCH OFFICE FOR DETAILS Download a sample by clicking on the link. This is from the opening night - an MPEG file for your MP3 player or computer - with the introduction and beginning of Hugh's address. Please note MPEG files are quite large and can take a while to download (10Mb takes about 30 minutes at 56Kb/s). If you have broadband it is very quick. Sample from opening night [8Mb] Featuring: Hugh Mackay Renowned Social Trends Researcher in dialogue with local Adelaide Panellists THE PROGRAM Evening Sessions 7.30 – 9.00pm Pilgrim Uniting Church, 12 Flinders Street, Adelaide Session 1. Values – Where do they spring from? Sunday 23rd April 2006 With: Norman Habel and Deidre Palmer - ---- Session 2. Economic Values - Who wins and loses in the free market? Monday 24th April 2006 With : Hugh Stretton and Mark Henley ---- Session 3. Should Anzac Day become Australia Day? Wednesday 26th April 2006 Breakfast session: 7.30 to 8.50am Flinders Street Baptist Church - bookings 8223 4550 ---- Session 4. National Values – Just how flexible? Wednesday 26th April 2006 With : Penny Wong and Lee Levett-Olson ---- Evening events $5 at the door Coffee, food and conversation with speakers to follow in the Hall This Symposium launches a discourse on the values which undergird personal life, families and being Australian and global citizens. * The Symposium is intended to provoke our thinking about those values which either enhance or harm life. * Hugh Mackay will chart community trends and with our panellists will discuss ways ahead for these new 21st Century times. * No particular religious perspective will be promoted, but panellists may share how their own faith experience shapes their views.