SCORR Events

Worship Mosaic & Keynote Address
Friday, February 8, 2008 7:00 pm. Sutherland Auditorium

Our conference opens with a stimulating time of worship from a variety of different cultural expressions. The beauty of diversity in the Body of Christ will shine forth as worship leaders and choirs from different backgrounds worship the Lord in song and dance. Special guests will be Diane White-Clayton and the Sacred Praise Chorale from Faithful Central bible Church in Inglewood. Our evening will culminate with a challenging message from Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil. Come and partake of what we anticipate doing around the throne of God where people from all nations and tongues glorify God day and night.

Film Preview and Discussion
Standing in the Gap: Student Voices in Reconciliation
Saturday, February 9, 2008 9:00 am. Mayers Auditorium

This new film, Standing in the Gap, will focus on the crucial role that students in Christian colleges/universities play in the process of justice, advocacy and reconciliation.This film will attempt to deal with racial reconciliation from a Christian perspective and seeks to strengthen the process of growth that we all must share.  This film also seeks to capture the perspectives and dialogues of students as they engage one another.

Taiko Fest
Saturday, February 24, 2007 7:30 pm. Sutherland Auditorium

Koshin Taiko was formed in November of 1992. Koshin; means “bright heart or spirit” and aptly describes the humor and enthusiasm the group exhibits both on and off stage. The group strives to incorporate a powerful sound and distinctive movements with concentration, discipline and harmony.  The members of Koshin Taiko make their own costumes and drums; they are the only Taiko group in the world that uses solely Okedou Taiko (drums tightened by ropes). Koshin Taiko is based in Venice, CA.