What is a Christian study center? And why is it called a movement? This session is designed specifically for those who either may not be familiar with Christian study centers, or who may only be familiar with a single center and are curious to learn more about the...
CPJ’s Kuyper Lecture focuses attention on the deepest and broadest questions about religion and public life from a Christian point of view, with attention to the pluralism of belief and institutions in society. This year's Kuyper Lecture features Rachel Anderson,...
Chesterton House hosts Meghan Sullivan, University of Notre Dame Professor of Philosophy, who will introduce her method of philosophy for living well, asking better questions, telling true stories, wrestling with suffering, loving, and believing.
In a society where so many feel unseen and unknown, how do we become the kind of people who deeply see and know those around us? The conflict and division in our society demonstrate the need for people committed to pursuing human connection, even across lines of...
The Bradley Study Center's monthly Open House is open to anyone who wants to learn more about the Bradley Study Center’s mission and vision. Join for a short program including stories from faculty and students—we’ll be together for just one hour.
This workshop (the first of a six-part series), hosted by New College Berkeley, will be an opportunity to reinvigorate our own language habits and to equip each other with words that will help us navigate the confusions and challenges of this historical moment. “Our...
Interested in discussing Plough’s latest issue, The Enemy, and the questions that it raises? Join Plough editors as they discuss two of the feature articles: Benjamin Crosby’s “Foolhardy Wisdom” and Mary Townsend’s “Hating Sinners.” Does hating the sin and loving the...
Why are some nonprofits good at finding solutions to social problems and measuring the impact? The Acton Institute hosts Leah Kral, Senior Director of Strategy & Innovation of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, to discuss how the most successful...
Learn about this toolkit, created by Community Connections for Youth (CCFY) and the Center for Public Justice, which aims to equip people of faith to advocate on behalf of youth in the justice system.
New College Berkeley welcomes Dr. Ted Lewis to equip pastors and lay leaders in facilitation processes that balance truth-telling with trust-building in community, through biblical narratives, amid increasingly polarized times.
