The St. Alban’s Chapel Dialogues is a free social event for the congregation, interested LSU employees, and any others.  The Dialogues meet every second Tuesday of the month at 6 pm in the Common Hall of the church.  A speaker makes a presentation and invites questions and contributions from the audience.  Wine, cheese, grapes, and crackers are served. It’s an opportunity to explore ideas with others or just have an enjoyable evening.

Most programs are presentations by the members of our congregation or someone recommended by them sharing with us their knowledge, life experiences, or unique insights.   Notable programs in the past include: retired teachers on their most powerful teaching lessons; an Olympic weight Lifter and life time bodybuilder on his beginnings; Differences in Global Communication Strategies; Pervasive Fallacies in Nutrition; a Program of Music and Readings for Twelfth Night; and a concert by the St. Alban’s Ukulele Orchestra.

This year the Ukulele Orchestra and the Twelfth Night presentation will be back.  There will also be a Joke Night consisting of jokes, readings, and stories told by congregation members, as well as other interesting presentations. 

The St. Alban’s congregation strongly and gladly supports the central mission of the church-the nurturing and support of LSU students in their worship and spiritual growth.  The Dialogues provide another opportunity for the hard-working congregation to enjoy one another’s company in a stimulating and enjoyable atmosphere.  Ellen and Andy King and committee members Jeanne George, Larry and Emily Hubbard, Brian Daigle, Charmian Kendrick, and Nicole Sergent plan the events.  If you have questions about the programs or wish to volunteer, email (ellenkingcpa@aol or andyk@lsu.edu).