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Upcoming Seminars & Events
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Telios Law's Annual Party: "Summer Fair"
You’re invited to a summer evening filled with joy, gratitude, and connection.
A Joyful Afternoon: Thank You for Celebrating "Joie de Vivre" with Us!
Thanks to all our friends who joined us for our third annual summer solstice party, "Joie de Vivre!" We hope you enjoyed your time savoring fresh crepes, a live performance on the harp, and an unparalleled summer day.
Telios In the News - Church abuse: Blame optimistic ignorance?
Theresa Sidebotham was published in the Christian Post where she discusses the perennial problem of abuse and the solution: creating a capab
Telios In the News: Advent’s Powerful Messages Remind Christians “to Look to God.”
Dr. James Spencer, president of the DL Moody, noted that faithful all over the world recognize that we are “living in trouble times.” Six faith leaders, including Bruce Sidebotham of Telios Law, shared their hopes for advent with Fox News.
Telios In the News: How To Be a Witness in a Hostile World
Telios’ consultant Bruce Sidebotham was published in the Christian Post.
Telios in the News: What should employers do about political speech in workplace?
Telios Teaches' creative director (David Sidebotham) was published in the Christian Post.
Looking Back on Our 2023 Summer Solstice "Telios Aflower" Celebration
Did you attend our "Telios Aflower" Summer Solstice party? Relive the enjoyable evening by checking out our photo gallery from a gorgeous evening!
Telios in the News: "University of Colorado Medical School Engaged in Blatant Covid-Driven Religious Discrimination"
Telios Law Attorneys Joseph Brown and Theresa Sidebotham are mentioned in this article by the Thomas More Society regarding The University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine being braught into federal court for discriminating against the religious beliefs of its faculty and students.