In 1989, Matthew Dickerson earned his PhD in Computer Science at Cornell University where he also studied Old English Language and Literature. That same year (1988-89), he and his newlywed wife Deborah helped plant New Life Presbyterian Church in Ithaca. Since then, he has been a professor at Middlebury College in Vermont, the faculty advisor […]
Imagination may be one of the greatest gifts God has given to — or created into — his image-bearing human creatures. And that imagination is a vitally important aspect of our reason, or creativity, our language, and even our ability to enter into and understand and honor scripture. To be persons created in the image […]
While Cornell is celebrating Homecoming, Chesterton House is welcoming you to stop by our home! Join us for an Open House on Homecoming Saturday to learn more about Christian living and learning at Cornell. This open house is for... Any students interested in exploring living at Chesterton House next year; Any and all alumni […]
Come for a Friday Conversation with Dr. Richard Middleton before his evening lecture on campus. Talk from 5-6pm, with pizza being served at 6.
Chinese Bible Study
Come to this special event co-hosted with Cornell's AAIV chapter. Dr. Richard Middleton is Professor of Biblical Worldview and Exegesis at Northeastern Seminary, on the campus of Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, NY. He also serves as adjunct Professor of Theology at Roberts Wesleyan College and adjunct Professor of Old Testament at the Caribbean Graduate […]
Speaking at Chinese Bible Study: In 1 Samuel 17, the Israelites face a giant problem, but it is not just Goliath. It has to do with their choice of a king. With slavery once again in view, God provides a different king to rescue them.
Come here Chesterton House Senior Scholar Dr. Ryan O'Dowd speak at CRU's large group meeting on Friday, October 9th. He will speak on the topic of "Pink, Pink Floyd, and Ezra Cornell on Freedom and Education."
Taught by Chesterton House Senior Scholar Dr. Ryan O'Dowd CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! Is it possible to make sense of the countless translations, interpretations, and debates about the meaning of the Bible today? This course assumes that we can by demonstrating (1) that the questions we face in interpretation today have been around for thousands […]
