Join the Trinity Forum for an Online Conversation with theologian and jazz pianist William Edgar, and a discussant to be announced, exploring how jazz encompasses the movement from deep lament to irrepressible joy, reflects the creation of harmony out of chaos, and...
Join Upper House to tour the remarkable Grohmann Museum of Art at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, where the world’s most comprehensive collection of art depicting the evolution of human work resides. Like other quality museums, the Grohmann Museum boasts an...
What unexpected stories might millennials of North Korea have to tell us? What roles does music play for Koreans advancing peace in one of the world’s most authoritarian countries? Euimin Shin, the artist-in-residence at Upper House, returns to us from an...
Join Upper House to consider and discuss the work of two astute thinkers on relationship, technology, and Christian faith—author Andy Crouch and sociologist Felicia Su Wong. The group will prepare for discussion by reading a chapter from Andy Crouch’s new book, The...
This workshop, hosted by New College Berkeley, will invite practical reflection on the problem of how to engage in fruitful conversation in the midst of political slogans, ad campaigns, calculated imprecisions, and incessant irony. Based on Marilyn McEntyre's book of...
Spiritual director Sharon Henthorn-Iwane understands iconography as a sacred art that "makes the invisible visible." Through this intensive workshop hosted by New College Berkeley, Sharon will guide you through the traditional process of painting an icon of your own...
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.
