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.
The Center for Christian Study welcomes Russell Moore, editor in chief at Christianity Today, to deliver a lecture for The Meaning of Success Series, generously supported by The Lloyd and Vivian Noble Foundation, which engages with success in its many forms, both the...
Many Christians have been told that the Bible contains a unified message without any disagreements, conflicts, or contradictions within its pages. But what if the premise of that claim is false? This webinar will begin by considering different examples of instances...
Good reading is never passive. These days, in the midst of political disarray and ecclesial divisions we need good readers more than ever who bring skill, discernment and prayerful reflection to reading both the Bible and works of literature, history, science, and the...
In partnership with the Wisconsin Historical Society, Upper House is excited to feature Mary Elise Antoine’s 2022 book, Enslaved, Indentured, Free: Five Black Women on the Upper Mississippi, 1800-1850 (Wisconsin Historical Society Press) in this first Read Wisconsin...
Scala Foundation Executive Director Margarita Mooney Clayton, Anika Prather of Johns Hopkins University and Angel Adams Parham of the University of Virginia will share their personal stories, scholarly insights, and resources—all of which bring hope to a nation...
