Events

AAIV large group meeting

Come meet Chesterton House students, staff, alumni, and board members. For any and all--pastors, parents, curious community members, and others. Hors d'oeuvres and live music by Joe Salzano!    

Co-sponsored by Chesterton House and Redeemer Presbyterian's Center for Faith & Work WATCH LECTURE WATCH Q&A Every system of thought gives rise to ideas about justice and the kind of legal code that can foster a just social order.  As different as they are, these legal codes have one very odd thing in common: their advocates […]

READ "WIT" REVIEW Come on out for a movie night / discussion co-sponsored by Chesterton House! We'll be watching the movie Wit, with Pastor Steve Froehlich (New Life Presbyterian Church) leading a discussion afterwards. Feel free to bring snacks!

Chesterton House Course for credit

THIS EVENT WILL BE LIVECAST BEGINNING AT 7:40 PM ET. CLICK HERE TO STREAM THIS EVENT Juxtaposing God’s identity as Trinity and the human practice of trafficking children, one is forced to ask: “Does God care?  Is there anyone out there?”  This talk focuses on the identity of the Triune God as revealed in and […]

Who cares about the world and nature?  What type of responsibility is there for the Christian community toward “creation care”?  How does God’s work of creation generate ethical duty and delight for the Christian in one’s work of environmental/ecological justice?  We will survey the factors that give rise to the recent interest in creation care, […]

Christine Kwak made her Lincoln Center debut at the Avery Fisher Hall at age 9. By age 11, she had performed at Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall, and she had recorded the complete 24 Caprices by Paganini. Since then, she has performed with orchestras internationally, and she has been recognized by Strad magazine as […]

Services at 9 and 10:45AM One of the pitfalls of Protestant spirituality has been an unbiblical preoccupation with one’s own ‘heart and soul’ as the site of divine indwelling.   In this sermon, we will look at how God as Three Persons finds delight in the 'Other': the Father is pleased with the Son, the Son […]