With artifacts and photographs, Foltz will speak on the various sites of worship in the two countries including Stonehenge and Azebury in England, and Ayers Rock, the sacred place of the Australian aborigines.

Folz, who has her Ph.D. in sociology from the University of California is associate professor in IU Northwest's sociology department with areas of specialization in deviance, criminology, qualitative research, medical sociology, sociology of gender and the new religions.

Journey to Sacred Places is sponsored by the IU Northwest Anthropology Club and is open to the community. Refreshments will be served.

For more information on the Feb. 5 program or the department of anthropology at IU Northwest telephone 219-980-6789 or 219-980-6607.