Hill House is a Christian study center serving students and faculty at the University of Texas and churches in the Austin area. Since its founding in 1989, the Center’s purpose has been to equip Christians to defend and apply their faith, and to proclaim the gospel on...
Geneva is a Christian exploration at the University of Iowa. We help Christian students explore the meaning of their faith for their lives and studies to develop in their sense of vocation. We invite others to explore the teachings of Scripture to discover the good...
In 2006, a group of Dartmouth underclassmen founded the Dartmouth Apologia journal to articulate thoughtful Christian perspectives in the academic context and promote respectful dialogue on life’s big questions. Mentored from the beginning by faculty of faith, the...
Housed in the historic "Green Pastures" home built in 1887, the C.S. Lewis Study Center in Northfield, Massachusetts serves as a focal point of Christian hospitality, study, reflection, and learned conversation in New England. The Study Center encourages and equips...
The Schaeffer Center for Christian Study exists to foster conversations at Hampden-Sydney College that form students into thoughtful Christian leaders. We explore and deepen the connections between Christian faith, scholarship, and human flourishing in today’s...
The Christian Study Center exists to bring together students, faculty, and community members to explore the intellectual and cultural resources of the Christian tradition. Drawing on these resources we engage at the highest levels of scholarship in order to address...
Pascal Study Center exists to provide a place at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign for pursuing deep questions about the Christian faith in relation to learning and vocation. With both humility and hope, Pascal Study Center seeks to engage the university...
Founded in 2000, Chesterton House is a collaborative effort among many members of the Cornell and Ithaca communities–including students, pastors, professors, and campus ministry workers. Its mission is to facilitate discovery of the intellectual riches of the historic...
Established as a non-profit corporation in August 2012, the Center for Christianity and Scholarship is an independent education organization interacting particularly with faculty and students at Duke University, with plans to include other universities and colleges in...
In the mid-1970s a group of new believers with intellectual fervor for the study of Christianity rented a house just beyond Grounds at the University of Virginia to host lectures, fellowship meetings, and other events. As fellowships grew in size and number, the...
