In recent days, much attention has been paid to challenges of work-life balance, especially for women. For Christians, questions of work-life involve different assumptions. The notion of calling, gendered expectations, and commitments to faith communities are all important. Dr. Reynolds will discuss some empirical evidence of (unequal) work-family relationships for men and women, with special […]
STREAM THIS EVENT LIVE! Alan T. and Linda M. Beimfohr Lecture Co-sponsored by the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management Rich Stearns shares his journey from Cornell to the heights of Corporate America and then to the poorest villages in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia. Today, as president of […]
Navigators Fellowship Meeting
Cornell Faith in Action Meeting.
Cornell Faith in Action Meeting
AAIV fellowship meeting
Navs Fellowship Meeting
Graduate Christian Fellowship Roundtable. Pre-discussion pizza dinner at 7:00, all welcome. Please RSVP for dinner by emailing DHT33@cornell.edu. As our knowledge of the natural world has exploded with the advance of modern scientific inquiry, science itself has become for many the definitive epistemological authority. Naturally, the priestly oracles of this neo-orthodoxy are scientists, those who […]
This powerful film tells the story of the Portuguese diplomat Aristide de Sousa Mendes, who was the consul in Bordeaux at the outset of World War II and willfully violated the orders of the Portuguese dictator Salazar to issue ~30,000(!) visas (over one week!) to Jews and other refugees seeking to flee the Nazis and […]
