The program will be presented by Pugin's great great-grandson, James Thunder.
Admission is free.
Dr. Sherman holds graduate degrees in theology from several colleges, and recently retired from his post as executive director of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. He is currently professor of practical studies on the faculty of the Baptist Theological Seminary in Richmond. Discussion and refreshments will follow. On Oct. 31 at 9 a.m., he will speak on the contemporary role of lay and pastoral leadership in the local church. Discussion and a continental breakfast will follow.