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Making the World Safe for People Like Us…
Saturday February 22, 2025 9:30am - 11:00am EST
Conference Room B
At the end of Robert A. Heinlein's 1961 sci-fi novel, Stranger in a Strange Land the messianic
protagonist Valentine Michael Smith is dramatically martyred. All those who had joined his “Church of
All Worlds” are left to carry on as best they could.
College freshman Lance Christie and Tim Zell shared water on April 7, 1962. Pledging our lives to
the actualization of the precepts and principles found in SISL, we created a water-brotherhood which
became the real-life Church of All Worlds. Our initial mission-statement was simply “To make the world
safe for people like us.” But what did we mean by that, exactly? And what would it take to achieve it?
For SISL only provided an origin myth. The real saga begins after the origin, as all who have been
touched by the story are left to carry on from there. We have been doing this now for 63 years. We are
the living sequel to the novel.
Speakers
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Oberon Zell

Oberon Zell is a renowned Wizard and Pagan Elder. “The Father of Modern Paganism,” he was the firstto claim the identity of “Pagan,” incorporating the Church of All Worlds in 1968 and publishing GreenEgg magazine for 56 years. Oberon’s signature sculpture is “The Millennial... Read More →
Saturday February 22, 2025 9:30am - 11:00am EST
Conference Room B
  Lecture/Discussion

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