The Theological Horizons Faith & Work Forum is a conversation series on Grounds that discusses the interplay between faith, work, and life. Each semester Theological Horizons features guest speakers with leadership experience from across a wide range of vocations,...
Beatrice Institute’s Spring Salon asks the question: How does the popular TV series The Chosen compare to other re-imaginings of the Gospel narratives? Four panelists—representing different mediums, fields, traditions, and historical epochs—will investigate this...
Baylor in Washington will host a seminar in Washington, D.C. August 10-12 to examine key issues at the intersection of faith, ethics, and public policy. These discussion-based seminars are designed for young professionals and rising academics seeking to integrate...
Peter Feaver, Professor of Political Science at Duke University, joins Faith and Law for a Friday Forum on the best practices in civilian control of the military in light of recent controversies and ongoing political divisions.
Jin Young Choi, Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins at Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School, will examine "The Mystery of the Divine Economy," inviting us to perceive the presence of the Mystery amidst our life together, in solidarity with the...
In an era of polarization and upheaval, knowing when to “speak” (organize, protest, argue, and actually talk) and when to “listen” (observe, rethink, seek out new information, and take note) can be unclear, even as our choices to engage can be quite consequential....
Christina Lake, Professor of English at Wheaton College, will speak on the literature and theological themes of Flannery O’Connor for Cambridge House's first public lecture.
Celebrate the launch of Lyric Theology, a new book by Thomas Gardner, Professor of English at Virigina Tech, and hear Gardner talk about the way four important contemporary artists—poet Czeslaw Miloosz, filmmaker Terrence Malick, novelist Marilynne Robinson, and lyric...
Do our physical bodies really matter in corporate worship? Isn't our soul the most important part of us? Aren't our bodies, at best, negligible to worship and, at worst, a hindrance? The answer to this last question is categorically no, as Christians have attested...
UVA Professor of Politics John Owen will speak as part of the Center for Christian Study's University Faculty Lecture Series on What’s Wrong with Democracy.
