CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LIVESTREAM OF THE EVENT! The Alan T. and Linda M. Beimfohr Lecture will be held during this year's Trustee-Council Annual Meeting (TCAM) weekend. Our speaker, Joseph Holland '78, will be introduced by President Emeritus Frank H.T. Rhodes. America faces a crossroads. Will the racial crises of Baltimore, Charleston, Ferguson, and […]
Preceded by a potluck dinner and conversation with the speaker, 5:00pm at the Chesterton House (RSVP only). Contact [email protected] for more information. ‘Creation Care’ can mean any number of things, depending on how we understand the meaning and scope of creation and what level of jurisdiction we assign to human care. This talk will explore […]
Chinese Bible Study
Dr Sarah Hamersma, Associate Professor of Public Administration and International Affairs at Syracuse University, will be our special guest. Policy makers can be influenced by their constituents, whether individuals or communities, including communities of faith. It makes sense for people of faith to consider what their roles might be in helping society set goals that […]
Join grad students, faculty, and undergrads in environment-related studies for a lunch/discussion about work and faith. Discussion topic will be announced soon. Information about Au Sable can be found here.
The 8th annual Augustine Collective retreat will be held on January 22-24, 2015 in Boston, MA at the beautiful and historic Park Street Church. The conference is a gathering of students from major universities from the northeast that publish Christian thought journals. The aim of the conference is to resource these journals and their teams to write […]
Taught by Chesterton House Senior Scholar, Dr. Ryan O'Dowd: Who am I? And what am I called to do at this time, in this place, and among these people who live in the world around me? This 2 credit, integrative seminar explores issues of identity, community, and vocation, drawing upon philosophical, sociological and theological sources. […]
Our Program Director, Justin McGeary, will be speaking at Fellowship of Christian Athletes' (FCA) weekly meeting on Psalm 24 and the importance of theology for the Christian life.
Over the past several years, a group of Christian grad students and Cornell staff (and a few undergrads) working in environment-related fields meet together periodically to talk about the intersection of their work and faith. Currently, the group reads an article on faith and science and meets to discuss. For more information, please contact [email protected].
