How should Christians think about history—particularly the history of God’s work in the world through the church? And how might the massive growth of Christianity globally (and especially in the global South) in recent years reshape our thinking about the history of...
We live in confusing times. Between being awash in data, pummeled with misinformation, surrounded by spin, and addled by an outrage industry, even the most discerning can find it difficult to know what to trust, who to listen to, and how to sift conflicting...
The Build Back Better Act proposed massive federal subsidies for child care and a new free UPK program—with requirements that excluded many faith-based providers and schools. The requirements can be made welcoming to churches and other faith-based organizations. But...
This summer Alcuin Study Center is aiming to increase awareness of its vision and mission, as well as opportunities for investment. To accomplish this, Alcuin will be hosting A Taste of Alcuin multiple times between late June and early August - at Alcuin Study Center.
Artificial Intelligence is now a basic part of daily life, supporting our health, directing government services, shaping relationships, and even ordering our spiritual lives. As AI becomes more widespread amidst scandals over its misuse, public trust in technology...
The Agents of Transformation conference is an interdisciplinary gathering headlined by scholars and leaders who think deeply about work and its impacts. We will address critical ideas, hear from local leaders about their vocations and vision, consider Scripture, and...
Join Theological Horizons for the Saints of the City Charlottesville event to reflect on the work of Howard Thurman. Saints of the City provides a warm environment for people of different faiths and backgrounds to consider one aspect of spiritual truth or practical...
New College Berkeley hosts a Faith and Film Night on "The Best of Times." Obsessed by a one-time crucial failure in his youth, a star athlete works to relive the moment. The process becomes transformative and redemptive for himself and others. Starring Robin Williams....
Jason Baxter argues that C.S. Lewis was deeply formed not only by the words of Scripture and his love of ancient mythology, but also by medieval literature. For this undeniably modern Christian, authors like Dante and Boethius provided a worldview that was relevant to...
As the intensity of our culture war politics intensifies, partisan conflict and division have spread far outside their usual boundaries. Increasingly, virtually any sphere of life has grown politicized, shaded in either red or blue. Neighbors become online adversaries...
